10 Gritty Shows Like Landman You Should Watch Next

Tulsa King

Tulsa King stars Sylvester Stallone as Dwight “The General” Manfredi, a mob boss starting over after 25 years in prison. His own people push him out and send him to Tulsa, Oklahoma, expecting him to fade away. Dwight refuses to disappear and starts building a new crew in a place that doesn’t know what to do with him.

Deadwood

Deadwood takes place in a brutal gold-mining town where money runs everything. The camp starts as a lawless place full of criminals, hustlers, and people chasing power. Al Swearengen controls the saloon scene, while Seth Bullock tries to bring order without losing himself in the process. Violence, greed, and betrayal sit at the center of the story, and nobody stays clean for long.

Succession

Succession drops viewers into the Roy family, owners of a massive media empire. Logan Roy starts thinking about stepping down, and his children turn the family business into a brutal fight for control. Every conversation feels like a battle, and nobody plays fair. Insults fly, deals get broken, and loyalty changes fast. The drama stays intense because the stakes are huge, and the characters are always protecting their own interests.

Fargo

Fargo is a crime anthology series where every season tells a new story. Each one starts small, then explodes into kidnappings, murders, cover-ups, and shocking twists. The setting may look ordinary, but the people and situations turn dangerous fast. The show also has dark humor that makes the tension even stronger, because the weirdest moments can turn deadly in seconds. Great acting and unpredictable storytelling keep it binge-worthy.

1923

1923 follows the Dutton family during a brutal era when survival feels like a daily fight. Jacob and Cara Dutton try to protect their land and cattle empire while drought, violence, and enemies close in. Greedy outsiders want to take what the family built, and danger shows up in many forms. Hard decisions keep piling up, and every victory comes at a cost.

Yellowstone

Yellowstone follows the Dutton family as they fight to protect the largest ranch in America. John Dutton leads the family like a commander, and he treats every threat like war. Land developers, rival ranchers, and political enemies all want a piece of what he owns. Betrayals hit hard, violence erupts often, and family loyalty gets tested again and again.

Joe Pickett

Joe Pickett follows a Wyoming game warden trying to protect his family while doing the right thing. Joe moves to a new town with his wife and daughters, hoping life will stay simple. A dead body near his home pulls him into corruption, secrets, and threats that spread through the community. Joe keeps digging even when it puts him in danger, because backing down isn’t in his nature.

Justified

Justified follows U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, a tough lawman who plays by his own rules. Trouble at work sends him back to Harlan County, Kentucky, and the place is still full of grudges, crime, and unfinished business. Raylan runs into people he once trusted, along with criminals who never left town. Every episode brings tense confrontations and moral choices that don’t come easy.

Blood & Oil

Blood & Oil is set during the North Dakota oil boom, where dreams get big and morals get tested. Billy and Cody LeFever move to town hoping to build a better life through oil money. Greed, competition, and secrets quickly turn their plans into trouble. A powerful oil tycoon enters the picture, and the drama gets even bigger as ambition takes over.

Hell on Wheels

Hell on Wheels is set during the building of the first Transcontinental Railroad. Cullen Bohannon, a former Confederate soldier, joins the railroad camp while chasing revenge for his wife’s death. The camp is full of corruption, violence, and men willing to destroy others to get ahead. Power struggles happen daily, and survival often depends on making ugly choices.