MobLand Season 2 is back on Paramount+ with another violent chapter in the story of London’s Harrigan crime family. Created by Ronan Bennett and developed with filmmaker Guy Ritchie, the crime drama once again brings together Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, Helen Mirren and Paddy Considine as family loyalties begin to fracture.
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The second season premiered on September 18, 2026, and consists of 10 episodes released weekly.
At the center of the series is Harry Da Souza, played by Tom Hardy, a fixer caught between the Harrigans' increasingly complicated family politics and the criminal threats surrounding them. Brosnan returns as Conrad Harrigan, while Helen Mirren reprises her role as Maeve Harrigan.
MobLand Season 2: What Is the Story About?
Season 2 picks up after the bloody conflict between the Harrigans and the Stevenson family. Rather than allowing the Harrigans to enjoy a period of stability, the new season places even more pressure on the family from both inside and outside.
Paramount+ describes the new season as a story about the Harrigans struggling to maintain a united front while rising rivals threaten their fractured criminal empire. Harry is once again forced to navigate the increasingly dangerous situation as loyalties begin to shift.
The Season 2 trailer also points toward a growing crisis within the Harrigan organization, with Harry describing the family as being in a “death spiral.” The conflict involves shifting alliances and growing tensions between Conrad, Kevin and other members of the family.
Tom Hardy Returns as Harry Da Souza
Tom Hardy remains one of the central figures of MobLand as Harry Da Souza, the Harrigans' trusted fixer.
Harry is not simply another member of the crime family. His position requires him to solve problems created by the Harrigans while navigating their internal conflicts. That becomes particularly difficult in Season 2 as the family's power structure becomes increasingly unstable.
The Season 2 premiere, titled “I Wanna Be Your Dog,” runs for 48 minutes and puts Harry in the middle of the fallout from Conrad and Maeve's latest actions.
Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren Return
Pierce Brosnan reprises his role as Conrad Harrigan, the patriarch of the Harrigan crime family. Helen Mirren returns as Maeve Harrigan, whose influence over the family remains central to the story.
Paramount+ describes Conrad as the ruthless leader of the Harrigans, while Maeve operates as a powerful figure behind the family's criminal organization.
Their relationship remains one of the show's defining elements, particularly as disagreements inside the family become increasingly difficult to contain.
New Threats Enter the Harrigans' World
Season 2 expands the conflict beyond the Harrigans and their previous rivals.
One of the significant new figures is Kat McAllister, played by Janet McTeer. The character represents a new source of pressure on the Harrigan organization, while Johnny Flynn and Ophelia Lovibond also join the cast as new series regulars.
The season therefore isn't simply about another confrontation between two crime families. Its story increasingly focuses on shifting alliances, family betrayal and attempts to control the criminal power structure.
The Season 2 Premiere
The first episode, “I Wanna Be Your Dog,” premiered on September 18 and is officially listed at 48 minutes.
The episode description says Maeve and Conrad become involved in trouble at a greyhound track while Harry is left dealing with the consequences. Meanwhile, Jan makes a significant confession, Kevin and Seraphina consider their futures, and Tattersall reveals his position.
The premiere immediately establishes the central theme of the new season: the Harrigans may still possess considerable power, but maintaining control is becoming increasingly difficult.
A Darker and More Chaotic Crime Drama
The Guardian's review of Season 2 was highly critical, arguing that the series relies heavily on familiar gangster-drama conventions and crude humor. The review specifically criticized the dialogue, character development and the show's reliance on violence and profanity.
That assessment is a reviewer's interpretation rather than an objective measurement of the series. Other early coverage has highlighted the show's action, dark humor, performances and Guy Ritchie's distinctive style. For example, interviews with Brosnan and Mirren emphasize the freedom they felt while playing their characters in the second season.
This split in critical reaction is worth keeping in mind for viewers deciding whether the show's exaggerated gangster style works for them.
MobLand Season 2 Cast
The principal Season 2 cast includes:
- Tom Hardy as Harry Da Souza
- Pierce Brosnan as Conrad Harrigan
- Helen Mirren as Maeve Harrigan
- Paddy Considine as Kevin Harrigan
- Mandeep Dhillon as Seraphina Harrigan
- Joanne Froggatt as Jan Da Souza
- Lara Pulver as Bella Harrigan
- Anson Boon as Eddie Harrigan
- Janet McTeer as Kat McAllister
- Toby Jones as Colin Tattersall
- Johnny Flynn
- Ophelia Lovibond
Paramount+ confirms Hardy, Brosnan and Mirren are among the returning stars, while Flynn and Lovibond join the series as new regulars.
How Many Episodes Does MobLand Season 2 Have?
MobLand Season 2 has 10 episodes. Paramount+ is releasing one episode each Friday throughout the season.
The premiere episode, “I Wanna Be Your Dog,” is 48 minutes long.
Where to Watch MobLand Season 2
MobLand Season 2 is streaming exclusively on Paramount+. The second season premiered on September 18, 2026, and new episodes are scheduled to arrive weekly. Season 1 is also available on the service.
Final Take
MobLand Season 2 continues the Harrigan family's violent struggle for control while putting greater emphasis on internal conflict, shifting alliances and new criminal threats.
With Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren returning, the series retains its principal cast while expanding the world with new characters and rival power players. Whether its deliberately exaggerated gangster style works will depend heavily on how much viewers enjoy Guy Ritchie's blend of violence, dark humor and stylized crime storytelling.
For fans of the first season, however, the Harrigans' story is far from finished—and Season 2 is already setting up another turbulent chapter.
