Taylor Sheridan's "Landman" is a perfect look for Yellowstone fans, Because both shows are western flavored plays, which focus on non -functioning families. They also contain similar stories, especially when it comes to sisters rivalries. Beth (Kelly Raleley) and Jameimi Dutton (Wes Bentley) hate each other on Yellowstone, Both Einsley (Michel Randolph) and Cooper Norris (Obeykob Lofland) buttocks are Landman's heads. The reason for the arguing of the second brother and sister to pair is still a mystery, however, and it feels like under -a -tender that goes nowhere. This is why their relationship should be developed in Landman Season 2.

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The good news is, however, that Landman's co-creator Christian Wallace is interested in investigating the attitude of brothers and sisters. In an interview with TV InsiderHe explained that Einsley and Cooper dislike each other because they are polar opposites. However, unlike Jameimi and Beth at Yellowlston (whose outcome ends in death), Wallace thinks there is a light at the end of the Norris tunnel:

"(If) the story had to move forward, I think it would be really fun to see how these two could be more similar than we think, but also how much their relationship can be and explosive."

As it stands, it sounds like Wallace keeps his and Heridan's plans very close to the vest. However, the comments made about the attitude of the brothers and sisters of the show's teams tease this story in more detail in the 2nd "Landman" season.

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When you remove all the drama of cartel violence and the oil industry from Landman, it's essentially a family -friendly story. Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton) begins a series separated from his ex -wife, Angela (Ali Larter) and feels alienated by his children because he really doesn't understand them. Then, he continues to try to repair his home life, but is complicated, especially after he is forced to work with some very bad people.

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The defect of the family unit can only explain why Cooper and Einsley Norris do not socialize. However, Jaceacob Loflund believes that more information will be revealed in a row, so the audience should now be patient. As he said Screenrant:

"We never got that story, so what we expect is that it will come out as we go, and find out what was actually going with this family, put us in a position where we started, and that should be why they do not want each other. So we are not sure, we will still have to live it and we will understand it.

Hopefully, Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace will give more details on why these young people dislike each other in season 2; Otherwise, this supporting is in danger of becoming superfluous. Fortunately, Sheridan wants to explore a juicy family drama in his shows, and his performance is strong enough to suggest that this story will produce significant material when the time is properly.

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"Landman" is currently moving to Paramount+.