This article contains spoilers For Landman Season 1.

Johnon Ham's Landman fans were reduced since the Landman Season 1 final because Jonon Ham seemed quite damn. Like Monti Miller, CEO of M-Tex, Ham seemed to be part of the Taylor Sheridan drama for the oil boom in western Texas, which is so explosive that it reshapses the world at a fiscal and political level, but the character was in the face of a health problem.

Many viewers probably thought that the caliber actor of Ham is safe for at least one season. He was, as always, an immensely attractive presence and was fun to see how he shared the screen with people like Billy Bob Thornton and Demi Moore. Ham and Moore were particularly good together, so what a show in their real mind would you write one of the biggest names of the series from their show early?

However, Sheridan, who, like his fruitful Vin, wrote every episode of Landman this season (We love Sheridan better When making movies), it decided to bring a little danger to Monti. In the eighth episode, Monti came down with a heart attack. Wasn't his first. This was his third bypass operation, which is often the end of the road to the ticket you were born with. Monti needed a transplant, which was hanging over the series moving in the final. How do you handle Sheridan this and can we expect more than Monti in the future?

Monty's transplant operation did not go well. He was facing long chances, and his happiness seemed to have expired. The last one we saw from Monti, he was intubated and comatose. His wife Kami (Moore) and their two children were crying in his hospital bed. If you thought Monti could have a comeback in it, you thought very wrong. Despite the show of the show by Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jerry. Onesons, who delivered a moving speech in the Monti bed, the CEO is not returning.

In an interview with VarietyLandman's co-creator Christian Wallace said: "It is safe to say that Monti has passed." Bummer, right? For Monti (and maybe ham), for sure. But Wallace said Monti's departure would give them a chance to do more with Kami to Moore. "(W) Hen, pulls one main player from the board, opens up opportunities for other players - and I think it's all I'm free to say at this point." Wasn't Quite Everything was free to say. "There is still a lot of story to tell with Kami," Wallace said. "Taylor has big plans, that's all I will say."

So bad news: no more ham. Good news: "Landman" will serve Demi Moore's "Help" As she continues her Renaissance in her Oscar -nominated career, launched by the "essence".