Taylor Sheridan sued one of Yellowlston's main actors By breaching the trademark, so it is safe to say that he has handled his fair share in the legal drama. However, the fertile creator may have landed on Paramount in a place of torture thanks to his oil drama "Landman", as it is claimed that the audio clip shown in the final of Season 1 is claimed to have been used without permission.

The episode in the heart of the play, "the crumbs of hope", contains a 90-second clip of the radio The original segment, which can be found in the 2008 episode entitled "Gas Crisis", argues that the increase in oil costs is the result of greedy governments and corporations. However, Harvey's property, Paulin, claims that Landman is editing the piston to defend the oil industry while breaking copyright material. Here's what Paulin's lawyer had to say, IMEEM WOLF for this issue ( The wrapper):

"In the world of audio licensing, 90 seconds is eternity. Paramount not only grabbed a debt, an author's audio clip without our client's permission, but they also distorted the intention of Mr -Harvey's words by editing his original broadcast."

With the lawsuit, Paulin seeks to remove the piston from the episode. Not only that, but the property also does not want the "gas crisis" footage to be used in any future episodes, and requires some financial compensation to make up for the advantage of profit from the piston. As for this writing, no Paramount official commented on the lawsuit public and nor Sheridan (which is probably too busy Focusing on Season 2 of "Landman" 2 and other projects).

TV Empire by Taylor Sheridan He is constantly growing so that he will not have time to allow a dull lawsuit to take too much of his schedule. Season 2 "Landman" is currently in production, and he is also working Several upcoming spin-off series "Yellowlston" That will probably lead to even more line declines. Throw at "Mayor of Kingstown", "Special Options: Laore", "Tulsa King" and the occasional film project, and it is safe to say that his plate is full.

However, lawsuits aside, Landman Season 2 is formed to be exciting. Sam Eliot recently joined the cast, marking his latest collaboration with Sheridan after "1883". Moreover, viewers can expect a drama in the center of the cartel when the new episodes arrive, as the finals of Season 1 end up with Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton) felt over the head and afraid of his life.

The outcome of the aforementioned lawsuit remains to be seen, but it should not delay Landman's trip in season 2 on the screen. However, maybe Sheridan and co. It should resist the urge to include more audio clips in the show that can get them into trouble, as legal drama is always a headache.

Landman's season 1 is now moving to Paramount+.