"No TV show loves a late-season twist more than Landman. At the end of the first season, Jon Hamm's character suffered from a sudden heart attack and threw an entire plot about battling the cartels for land rights off a cliff. Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton) assumed the role of M-Tex President, Cami Miller (Demi Moore) turned into a new pain in his ass, and Andy Garcia's cartel leader became nearly an entirely new guy named Danny Morrell."
"So, when Landman season 2 shocked viewers with another sharp left turn in episode 9, all hell broke loose. If you missed it, Cami fired Tommy, basically, for doing his job. He built his entire reputation on successfully putting out potential fires before they could harm the company. But Cami, new to the business and a walking fire hazard herself, played the game a bit too reckless for Tommy's liking. So, she gave him the bootjust like that."
"At the end of episode 9, Tommy doesn't respond at all when Cami fires him. He's stunned, and rightly so. Monty (Hamm) seemed to trust him with the business for years and years before his death. For some reason, Cami doesn't value his expertise the same way. Now that she's fired him in episode 9, fans believe that there's no coming back for her character."
Landman season 2 delivers another late-season twist when Cami Miller fires Tommy Norris in episode 9 despite his long record protecting M-Tex. Tommy built his reputation on preventing disasters and managing company risks, while Cami embraces risky partnerships and unconventional decisions. The sudden dismissal leaves Tommy stunned and sparks intense fan speculation about the finale. Possible outcomes include Tommy regaining his presidency, Cami suffering consequences from a Gallino partnership or offshore catastrophe, or Tommy engineering a takeover or revenge plot. The narrative sets up high stakes for the season finale and uncertainty over leadership and corporate survival.
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