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 WARNING: SPOILERS ahead for Landman season 2, episode 9.  Landman season 2, episode 9, "Plans, Tears and Sirens," is a complete whiff of a penultimate episode and clear evidence of what has become an egregious sophomore slump for Taylor Sheridan's once-promising neo-Western drama.  While the most controversial part of this episode is obviously Ainsley's forcefully antagonistic, uneducated, and generic politically charged conversation with her non-binary TCU roommate, I'm more confused as to why it took nine episodes to put Ainsley in a college setting. She has had next to no purpose this season other than being Angela's privileged mini-me, only to now have her arrive on campus and leave the instant life didn't meet her manicured expectations.  This entire review could attempt to dissect what is undoubtedly the most unnecessary scene in all of Landman, but unfortunately, it's only the biggest of several fundamental errors this series has made in this aimless, uninspired, and total misfire of a second season. Landman Season 2's Penultimate Episode Has More Cons Than Pros  Let's start with the positive. Landman season 2, episode 9, does possess a few interesting story developments. After Gallino warned Tommy about Cami's lack of faith in him in episode 6, episode 9 ends with Cami dropping the axe on Tommy as the President of M-Tex. Cami's self-imposed prowess has really broken through this season, fueled mainly by greed and a false sense of confidence.  Tommy tries to tell Cami the truth about her risky maneuvering – going all in on a 10% chance of hitting gas – and the truth just doesn't fit into Cami's "business" strategy, likening her to a high-stakes gambler. If M-Tex is the Titanic, consider Cami the captain going down with the ship, and Tommy, I guess, Rose floating at sea. This show can't exist without Tommy, so expect him to land on his feet in due time.  Another positive takeaway from Landman season 2 includes Cooper asserting himself as a leader of his drilling crew, which includes his former superior, Boss. While he does come off as cocky and even a bit entitled, his comeback story is more redeeming this time around, considering how broken and beaten he was last season. That said, both C