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Landman Season 2, Episode 9, titled "Wolfcamp," an episode that marks a massive turning point for Tommy Norris and the future of the oil patch. We’ll discuss the tragic loss of a major character, the rise of a new landman, and the mystery behind that haunting ending song.
What we cover in this breakdown:
• The Death of Monty Miller: After surviving his fifth heart attack, Monty passes away following his third bypass surgery. Before he goes, he makes a move that changes Tommy’s life forever: promoting him to Vice President of Operations.
• Cooper’s Big Plan: Cooper is no longer just a "worm." He reveals a sophisticated strategy to buy up smaller, expired oil leases in the Wolfcamp Shale—the richest oil field in the world—with the dream of becoming an oil CEO.
• The Cartel Threat: Tommy tries to negotiate a truce with the gang leader Jiminez, but a "thinly veiled threat" and a demand for a face-to-face meeting suggest a fail plan is on the horizon.
• Domestic Drama & Fan Criticism: We address why some fans are calling Season 2 a "daytime soap opera" due to the focus on Angela and Ainsley’s strip club field trip subplot.
• The "Wolf Song" Mystery: Everyone thought it was ZZ Top, but it’s actually an original track called "Wolf Song" by composer Andrew Lockington, who wrote and sang it specifically for that final scene.
• Ending Symbolism: What did that final scene with the wolf/coyote getting shot really mean? We explore the theories of domestication versus the wild and what it says about Tommy’s future.
Timestamps: 0:00 - The Seismic Shift in Landman 1:10 - Monty Miller’s Promotion and Death 3:45 - Cooper Norris: The Rise of a New Oil CEO 5:20 - The Cartel vs. The National Guard 7:00 - Why Fans Are Frustrated with the "Soap Opera" Plot 8:30 - The Symbolism of the Shot Wolf 10:15 - "Wolf Song" by Andrew Lockington: The Music Explained