This post contains spoilers from "The Crumbs of Hope," the Season 1 finale of "Landman," now streaming on Paramount+ If the beginning and end of Season 1 of Paramount+'s "Landman" is any indication, co-creator and writer Taylor Sheridan may have it out for star Billy Bob Thornton.

Jerry Jones, who is 1,000 years old and built his giant football stadium with an oversize scoreboard that hangs too low and aligned said stadium incorrectly so the afternoon sun blinds players as they play and also refuses to hang blackout curtains that might mitigate this issue? He’s 82 years old, but yes.

Fans of Landman were surprised to see Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones on their televisions on Sunday (Jan. 5). They were even more surprised by his performance during Ep. 9, "Wolf Camp." The 82-year-old delivered a stunning monologue to Jon Hamm's Monty Miller as he lie awake in his hospital bed (death bed?).

Jerry Jones is a polarizing figure as the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, to say the least. But when it comes to Jerry Jones the actor, the internet has seemingly come to a consensus. Jones recently appeared as a guest star in the new Taylor Sheridan series Landman, and fans were pleasantly surprised with his more-than-solid performance.

It was only fitting that Jerry Jones, who made a fortune in the oil industry, made an appearance on a popular TV series about the oil boom in West Texas. And no surprise that the Dallas Cowboys owner and president earned rave reviews.

Jerry Jones urges Monty Miller (Jon Hamm) to work with his family in "Landman." Sadly, Monty didn't make it through the finale.

The 53-year-old actor's sister had some words for him after she tuned in to Sunday's finale episode and discovered Monty's fate

The actor speaks with The Hollywood Reporter about his oil tycoon's ending, the viral Jerry Jones scene and lessons learned for when the show likely returns: "There's going to be a lot of wreckage to clean up.