The seventh episode of MobLand Season 2, titled “Ace of Spades,” premieres on October 30, 2026, at midnight Pacific Time on Paramount+. The episode continues to follow the Harrigan crime family, now regrouping after setbacks inflicted by rival Frankie Cooper, played by Johnny Flynn. Conrad Harrigan (Pierce Brosnan) is ready to take the fight back to London, attempting to regain control over their empire amid internal tensions and his unpredictable leadership. Harry Da Souza (Tom Hardy), the family’s fixer, faces growing personal conflicts, especially after a confrontation with Maeve Harrigan (Helen Mirren), who has endangered his daughter Gina.

Season 2 currently has ten total episodes, with the finale, “The Queen is Dead,” set for November 20. Paramount+ is releasing new episodes weekly on Fridays, providing time for detailed recaps and analyses. Recent episodes have explored the escalating war between crime families, intricate power plays within the Harrigan clan, and deepening betrayals. Key players such as Seraphina (Mandeep Dhillon) and Jan (Joanne Froggatt) are further embroiled in dangerous schemes, while the looming threat of Frankie Cooper’s assault forces the Harrigans back into aggressive action.

Season 1 established the foundation with a brutal conflict between the Harrigans and the Stevensons, introducing an intense mix of family secrets and shifting allegiances. With Maeve’s manipulations revealed and revelations of true paternity shaking the family dynamics, MobLand explored themes of loyalty and survival in a gritty London underworld. Season 2 ups the stakes with new adversaries like Frankie and dangerous situations that test Harry’s resilience and the stability of the Harrigans’ criminal empire.

Paramount+ has already renewed MobLand for a third season, though the release date remains unconfirmed. The creative team includes Ronan Bennett as creator, Jez Butterworth as showrunner and writer, with executive producers including Guy Ritchie and Tom Hardy. Fans of dark, character-driven UK crime dramas are recommended to watch, as the series blends tense action with complex character arcs. Reviews praise the performances of Brosnan, Mirren, and Hardy, highlighting the show’s depth despite some criticism of certain characters’ writing.