MobLand Season 2 Review: This Could Become a Crime Classic

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The Harrigan family survived the battle for their criminal empire, but holding onto it may prove considerably harder. MobLand Season 2 takes nearly everything that worked in the Paramount+ drama’s debut season and expands the scale, conflict, and character dynamics. Based on the first four episodes, the sophomore season puts Tom Hardy’s Harry D’Souza back at the center as he desperately tries to keep the Harrigan dynasty intact. Pierce Brosnan’s volatile Conrad and Helen Mirren’s calculating Mae remain major forces, while Kevin, Serafina, and Eddie increasingly pursue ambitions of their own. Season 2 also expands beyond the family’s immediate criminal battles. Kat McAllister and corrupt detective Colin Tattersall become more prominent as MobLand begins shifting from a street-level gangster story toward a larger political drama. But one of the biggest additions is Johnny Flynn’s Frankie, an unpredictable criminal whose unusual disposition makes him a fascinating potential adversary fo

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