MobLand season 2 release date is set for 18 September, when the first episode lands on Paramount+. Episodes will then arrive weekly through 20 November, giving Viewers of MobLand a fixed run instead of an open-ended rollout.
Tom Hardy returns as Harry, the family's fixer, in a series built around a large crime family based in London. The first series is already available in full, so the new schedule turns the second season into a straight weekly drop rather than a catch-up stretch.
Harry and the Harrigan family
Tom Hardy plays Harry in MobLand, with Joanne Froggatt as Harry's wife and Helen Mirren among the cast alongside Pierce Brosnan, Paddy Considine, Lara Pulver, Anson Boon and Jasmine Jobson. The setup matters because MobLand is not a standalone launch; it is the next phase of a crime drama that already established the family, the rival gang and the fixer trying to clean up the mess before the rivalry becomes a full-on war.
The release pattern gives the audience a clear weekly rhythm. Instead of dropping the whole second season at once, Paramount+ is spacing the episodes out across more than two months, which keeps Harry and the Harrigan family in view from mid-September into late November.
Paramount+ and the third season
Last week, MobLand was renewed for a third season even though the second season has not dropped yet. That is the sharper business story here: the platform is already extending the run before viewers have seen the new episodes, which signals confidence in the series while also raising the bar for how season two has to perform on release.
The first episode arrives next Friday, and the weekly cadence continues until Friday, 20 November. For viewers, that means the practical move is simple: start on 18 September if you want to follow it as it unfolds, or wait until the run is complete if you prefer a full-season binge later on Paramount+.
