‘MobLand’ Season 2 Release Date, Time and Where to Watch Explained
‘MobLand’ is heading back into business, and Paramount+ has locked in exactly when viewers can catch up with the Harrigan family’s next chapter. The crime drama’s second season premieres Friday, September 18, 2026, on Paramount+, with a ten episode run and details on the schedule, cast and where to stream now confirmed.
For anyone who spent the past year wondering how Harry Da Souza and the rest of the Harrigan orbit would regroup after Season 1’s bloodshed, the wait is effectively over. The season brings a new run of episodes to the show’s growing audience, and fans who spent months theorizing about who survives the Harrigan and Stevenson war finally have a date to circle.
‘Mobland’ Season 2 Release Date and Episode Schedule
‘Mobland’ Season 2 premieres Friday, September 18, 2026, on Paramount+, with the second season carrying ten episodes total. That matches the episode count of the first season, and the new episodes will be released weekly every Friday rather than all at once.
Paramount+ has confirmed a weekly Friday release pattern for all ten episodes, with the season finale arriving on Friday, November 20. Rotten Tomatoes also lists the season as a ten episode run concluding on that same November 20 date.
That pacing marks a shift away from the binge release model, giving ‘MobLand’ room to build tension week to week instead of dumping the whole season at once. Episode titles and individual episode details have not been published in the official Season 2 information, so specifics on each installment remain unknown for now.
One exception is the premiere itself, which carries the title ‘I Wanna Be Your Dog.’ Beyond that opener, Paramount+ has not released a detailed plot outline, so specific twists and character outcomes for the rest of the season remain unconfirmed.
What Time New ‘Mobland’ Episodes Drop
The premiere episode is set to land on Paramount+ at 12 a.m. PT, or 3 a.m. ET, in the United States and Canada. Paramount+ has not published a general release time for the remaining new episodes in its season guide, so viewers should expect the pattern set by the premiere to roughly hold from week to week.
Given the ten week Friday rollout, viewers who want to stay spoiler free will need to keep an active subscription through late November to catch every episode as it drops, rather than relying on a free preview alone. That stretches the story out over roughly two months, a notable commitment for a show built on shifting alliances and family betrayal.
Where to Watch ‘Mobland’ Season 2
‘MobLand’ is a Paramount+ Original, and the streamer has confirmed the series is available on either of its subscription tiers, Essential or Premium. Viewers can watch through a web browser or through the Paramount+ app on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android devices, smart TVs and other streaming players.
Because ‘MobLand’ is an exclusive Paramount+ title, an active subscription is required to watch the upcoming episodes as they release. For anyone who wants to catch up before diving into the new season, Paramount+ has made the first three episodes of Season 1 available to sample without a subscription.
Season 1 remains available on Paramount+ in full ahead of the September 18 premiere, giving newcomers time to catch up on the Harrigan and Stevenson conflict before the new episodes begin airing. That head start matters given how tangled the family politics became by the end of the first run.
What the ‘Mobland’ Season 2 Preview Reveals
Season 2 is expected to focus on the Harrigans struggling to maintain their criminal empire amid rising rivals and internal tensions, rather than an outright continuation of the Stevenson war. Season 1 ended with that war effectively settled, after Harry and Kevin killed Richie Stevenson and exposed family lawyer O’Hara Delaney as the traitor who had been manipulating both sides.
Conrad and Maeve remained behind bars as the season closed, though Harry and Kevin had obtained evidence capable of undermining the case against them. The more damaging blow came after the shooting stopped, when Maeve told Eddie that Conrad, not Kevin, is his biological father, cracking open an already fractured family structure.
Kevin had also begun openly challenging Conrad’s authority by the end of Season 1, while Maeve increasingly viewed Eddie as the future of the Harrigan dynasty. With the Stevensons largely off the board heading into the new season, the story looks less about whether the Harrigans survive as a family and more about which Harrigans survive one another.
The returning ensemble includes Tom Hardy as Harry, along with Pierce Brosnan, Paddy Considine, Joanne Froggatt, Helen Mirren, Lara Pulver, Anson Boon and more. The series comes from creator Ronan Bennett and is executive produced by Guy Ritchie, who directed the first two episodes, alongside David C. Glasser, Jez Butterworth, Tom Hardy, Ivan Atkinson, Dean Baker, Ron Burkle, David Hutkin, Bob Yari and Keith Cox.
The show’s momentum has clearly extended past this season already. Paramount+ renewed the crime drama for a third season on September 3, 2026, ahead of the Season 2 premiere, with Hardy, Brosnan and Mirren all confirmed to return. That renewal followed months of conflicting reports about behind the scenes tension, including false claims that Hardy had been fired from the project.
No release date for Season 3 has been announced yet. For now, the Harrigans’ latest reckoning with power, loyalty and blood begins this Friday, and with a decade long family feud narrowing to who ends up on top within the Harrigan house itself, it’s worth asking which member of the family you think comes out ahead once the season finishes airing in November.

