Landman" Takes Aim at "The View" in Scathing Script Critique

Breaking News: 'Landman' Slams 'The View' in Latest Episode In a scathing critique, the Paramount drama 'Landman' took aim at the daytime talk show 'The View' in its latest episode, which premiered on December 14, 2025. The show's character, Tommy, mocked the hosts of 'The View' as "pissed-off millionaires" who "hate millionaires and Trump and men and you and me and everybody else." This biting commentary has sparked immediate attention and debate. The episode, titled 'The Pirate Dinner,' aired on Paramount and has been met with a mixed reaction from viewers and critics alike. The scene in question features Tommy (played by Billy Bob Thornton) trying to persuade his father, T.L. (played by Sam Elliott), to watch 'The View' as a way to pass the time. When T.L. expresses his unfamiliarity with the show, Tommy delivers the withering assessment that has left many talking. The immediate impact of this scene is clear: it has ignited a heated discussion about the portrayal of 'The View' and its hosts on the popular drama series. Fans of both shows are weighing in on social media, with some defending 'Landman's' right to satire and others accusing the show of perpetuating negative stereotypes. In the background, 'The View' has been a staple of daytime television for decades, known for its lively discussions and debates on a wide range of topics. The show has faced criticism in the past for its handling of certain issues, but this latest jab from 'Landman' has taken the conversation to a new level. As the debate continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how 'The View' and its hosts will respond to the criticism. Will they address the issue directly, or will they choose to ignore it? One thing is certain: this latest development has added a new layer of complexity to the ongoing conversation about representation and satire in media.