The fourth episode of Landman season 2 opens with a dramatic crash. One of M-Tex's drivers collides with a pickup truck and flips over, resulting in the driver's tragic death. This unsettling incident adds another layer of tension to the already intense narrative.

Meanwhile, Ariana braves the elements after her shift at the Patch Cafe, determined to continue her journey home. Upon arriving, she discovers Cooper waiting outside, asleep, having grown concerned when she didn't answer her phone. Despite the lingering tension between them, she allows him to enter to retrieve his jacket. When Ariana learns of Cooper's grandmother's funeral, she decides to accompany him, demonstrating her willingness to offer support despite their strained relationship.
Rebecca's day takes a turn for the worse after discovering the earlier fatality. Her flight is a nightmare, and as a nervous flier, her anxiety is heightened. However, the man sitting next to her offers a therapeutic solution – a thermal of vodka and watermelon juice – and helps calm her nerves. Although the descent is less frightening due to her intoxication, waking up in this stranger's bed with a nasty hangover the next morning is undoubtedly a shocking experience.
Tommy's journey is equally unsettling, though tinged with a macabre sense of humor. Angela attempts to lighten the mood with music, but Nate almost comes face-to-face with an early grave when he questions Angela's actions.
Tommy's exhaustion had reached a crescendo, his spirit too spent to even attempt a fight. Thankfully for Nate, he kept his tongue tucked when Ainsley's words pierced the air, a wise move indeed. The crowd soon congregated around T.L. as they set out on their journey to bid farewell to Dottie. T.L. remained silent in the face of inquiries, a trend that persisted through the dinner, as everyone shied away from mentioning her name. Ariana, however, was quick to spot the elephant in the room.
Part of the reason for this avoidance stemmed from Tommy's last gruesome memory of her. He had found Dottie in the bathtub, drowning, and had pulled her out, saving her life. However, she had retaliated by kicking him in the face, nearly breaking his nose, and had then carelessly left her son while entering the kitchen for another drink. Since that day, Tommy had not returned and resented his father for not being strong enough to leave her.
For Tommy, this funeral was not a lamentation of her passing; it was a celebration of her demise. T.L., on the other hand, lamented the wasted years of his life, hoping against hope that Dottie would return to the joyful woman he fell in love with, rather than the dark cloud of misery she eventually became.
Meanwhile, Cami decided it was time to sell the house, collateral damage for what was to come. She organized a business meeting with Dan to smooth over any rough edges. Bella was present but took her leave while they spoke. Cami proposed that Dan help with the offshore rig, which they desperately needed to start drilling sooner rather than later.
Cami's looming deadline was evident, and she explained that she needed a loan of around $325-$350 million. Of course, Tommy knew nothing of this, and Cami was determined to take the reins of the company for herself. Interestingly, Dan advised her to talk to Tommy and involve him in the negotiations, knowing that he was the true brain behind the company. This was less than ideal news for Cami.
As their journey unfurls, Ariana gains a deeper understanding of Cooper's heart, witnessing his unwavering kindness. She imparts to him the wisdom that in their next great confrontation, he should strive for reconciliation rather than retreat. Cooper, humbled by his actions, issues an apology and eventually reveals his desire for a shared escape, a trip that symbolizes a fresh start for both of them.
At the hospital, Jerrell's condition takes a turn for the worse. The aftermath of the field incident from the previous episode has left him with a devastating blow—total blindness. This revelation sets off a storm of emotions within him, as panic and agitation begin to consume him. Boss struggles mightily to keep him grounded, but Jerrell's despair is palpable.
Meanwhile, Angela offers Tommy a blend of encouragement and a shocking revelation—she plans to bring T.L. home as a bridge to mend their frayed relationship. Tommy, while not exactly thrilled about the idea, also dreads the prospect of navigating the complexities with Angela. Thus, he sets out on a mission to bring T.L. on board, ready to face whatever challenges lie ahead.