The latest episode of “Landman,” Season 2, Episode 7, titled “Forever Is an Instant,” which premiered on Sunday, December 28, on Paramount+, has been described as the "wackiest and horniest yet" by viewers. The episode begins with a highly controversial and memorable scene featuring Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) in an unblurred, explicit state, which shocked both the room service waitress and the audience. The reviewer highlighted the chaotic and distracting nature of Tommy's full-mast presence during a conversation, questioning the episode's opening choices.

Beyond the initial shock, the episode delves into various character dynamics and plot points. Rebecca (Kayla Wallace) is notably smitten with Charlie (Guy Burnet), displaying unusually lovey-dovey expressions. Their breakfast scene, featuring Charlie's monologue about the geology of the ocean floor, was praised for Taylor Sheridan's writing. A metaphor was drawn between Rebecca "wildcatting" for oil and "wildcatting" by opening her heart to Charlie, suggesting a parallel in taking risks.

The narrative also features several eccentric and surprising moments. Questions arose about Tommy having sex with an omelet to provoke Angela (Ali Larter), and Dale (James Jordan) proved to be an unexpectedly smooth talker. There's concern regarding Boss (Mustafa Speaks) hinting at retirement, which viewers fear could foreshadow his demise. T.L. (Sam Elliott) adds to the bizarre happenings by peeing on a snake and offering Tommy practical advice about appreciating life amidst his constant annoyance.

Interactions among other characters include Angela and Ainsley (Michelle Randolph) seemingly gaslighting Cooper (Jacob Lofland) about his body odor, leading to speculation about a deeper game at play. Nate (Colm Feore) inexplicably deduces Rebecca and Charlie's romantic involvement, raising questions about his perceptive abilities. The episode also features discussions about "cock rings" and a terrifying car trip where T.L.'s life appeared to be in danger after Tommy pulled his mustache.

Tommy's observation that "the whole place is a workplace violation" regarding "man camps" and Angela's blunt remark, "You can eat it or fuck it, I don’t really care," further illustrate the episode's unconventional tone. Despite the chaos, the episode concludes with a heartwarming moment: Tommy takes T.L.'s advice and appreciates his family, culminating in Cooper's "pretty cute" proposal, albeit with a comical number of candles creating a "fire hazard." The reviewer invites further discussion on the initial explicit scene.