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MobLand season 2 branded "near-perfect" and "superb" in first reviews as premiere drops

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After months of anticipation and rumoured strife behind the scenes, the second season of MobLand is now out as the wildly popular crime drama returned to Paramount+.

The new season sees Tom Hardy's Harry Da Souza continuing to work for the Harrigan crime family, with the clan facing a new threat as they seek to dominate London's criminal underworld.

In addition to Hardy, other returning cast members include Pierce Brosnan, Helen Mirren, Paddy Considine, Joanne Froggatt, Jasmine Jobson, Toby Jones and Mandeep Dhillon. Johnny Flynn and Ophelia Lovibond, meanwhile, are new additions.

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With the first episode of the 10-part follow-up being released this morning (18 September), reviews for the second season have now come in, and it looks to have been a hit with critics if the initial impressions are anything to go by.

You can read a selection of reviews below:

Digital Spy

"The first four episodes of MobLand's second outing are an adrenaline-charged flurry of guns, sex, passion and vengeance on the surface, with [Ronan] Bennett and [Guy] Ritchie planting seeds for a richer second half and surely an explosive finale."

RadioTimes

"Near-perfect TV entertainment that's never, ever dull... Miraculously, it's come back with this circle confidently squared. The mindless gangster thrills are still there but with a darker, more sophisticated edge."

The People's Movies

"The toxic Harrigan family dynamics and insane plot acrobatics remain as addictive as ever. However, there is a new level of conviction to apply shade to the Olympian profanity and intense violence... Get to the Cotswolds for superb second helping."

Screen Rant

"If the first four episodes of MobLand season 2 only say one thing, it's that the gritty gangster-crime drama on Paramount+ has improved in just about every conceivable way compared to its solid debut season."

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TechRadar

"I genuinely cannot fault any part of MobLand season 2. If there really was drama behind the scenes, the angst has only helped make the most explosive, exciting and enjoyable episodes of TV this year so far."

The Upcoming

"It's fast-paced, darkly funny at points and carried by an A-list ensemble that's made even better by standout turns from Hardy and Flynn."

MobLand season 2 is streaming on Paramount+.

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