The Untold Truth Behind Landman: Jeremy Clarkson's Latest Obsession

Anti-Woke TV Delivers Risky and Raunchy Tales of the Texas Oil Scene

Move over Dallas, an anti-woke TV show is revealing the risky and raunchy side of the Texas oil business. Landman has caught the attention of Sun columnist Jeremy Clarkson, who describes it as a must-watch and the most popular series on Paramount+.

Real Events Inspiring Unbelievable Storylines

While Landman might seem like a work of fiction, many of its jaw-dropping storylines are inspired by real events in the multibillion-dollar oil industry. From 'breastaurants' in Texas to clashes with drug lords, the series sheds light on the darker side of the oil business.

'Drill, Baby, Drill': The Texas Oil Legacy

The Texas oil legacy, made famous by shows like Dallas, continues to thrive with Landman set in the heart of the Permian Basin. With the promise of increased production under President Donald Trump, the series dives into the dangerous world of roughneck oil workers who face high risks for high rewards.

From Glamour to Grit: The Reality of the Oil Industry

Landman doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of the oil industry, showcasing the dangers faced by workers on a daily basis. From fatal accidents to clashes with Mexican drug lords, the series captures the essence of a world where profit comes with a price.

Unapologetically Un-PC: Landman's Refreshing Take

Clarkson praises Landman for its unapologetically un-PC approach, with Billy Bob Thornton's character embodying a no-nonsense Texan attitude. The series tackles controversial topics like clean energy and the petroleum industry without taking sides, presenting a balanced view of the oil business.

The Future of Landman

With Landman's immense popularity, the possibility of a second series looms large. Co-creator Taylor Sheridan, known for Yellowstone, might just deliver another gripping season for the show's dedicated anti-woke audience.

Landman is available to stream on Paramount+ now.