‘MobLand’ is a brutal new gangster drama — here’s how to watch
‘MobLand’ is a brutal new gangster drama — here’s how to watch
Pierce Brosnan, Tom Hardy, and Helen Mirren lead a deadly family power struggle.
London’s underworld is about to explode. In the new series “MobLand,” Pierce Brosnan plays the ruthless head of a crime family trying to hold onto power while everything around him starts to fall apart. Tom Hardy is his fixer — the guy who steps in when things get messy — and Helen Mirren plays his wife, who might be the most dangerous of them all. Created by Ronan Bennett with Guy Ritchie on board as executive producer, the show dives headfirst into a deadly turf war between two crime dynasties. The first season kicks off Sunday, March 30 on Paramount+ with new episodes dropping weekly.
How to watch ‘MobLand’
- When: Sunday, March 30, 2025, at 3 a.m. ET
- TV: Paramount+
- Stream: Watch with a subscription to Paramount+
- From anywhere: Watch with a subscription to a VPN.
Everything you need to know about ‘MobLand’
What time will episodes of ‘MobLand’ become available?
Episodes of “MobLand” will stream exclusively on Paramount+ starting Sunday, March 30, 2025. New episodes will drop weekly every Sunday, and while Paramount+ hasn’t confirmed the exact time, most of their originals go live around 3 a.m. ET (that’s midnight for West Coast viewers). Season 1 will run for 10 episodes total, with the finale scheduled for June 1.
Why do we recommend Paramount+ for watching ‘MobLand’?
Paramount+ is the exclusive home for “MobLand,” so it’s the only place you’ll be able to stream the series. Plans start at $8 per month for the ad-supported tier or $13 if you want to go ad-free and include live CBS. On top of that, Paramount+ has a growing lineup of originals that fit right alongside “MobLand” — from gritty dramas like “1923” to crime thrillers like “Lioness.”
Can you watch ‘MobLand’ for free?
Yes! Paramount+ offers a seven-day free trial to new subscribers, so you’ll at least be able to watch the first episode of “MobLand” for free. Plus, you’ll have time to explore their full library before deciding if you want to commit. If you’ve never subscribed before, this is the best way to check out the “MobLand” premiere without paying a dime.
About ‘MobLand’
“MobLand” is all about power, loyalty, and the kind of backstabbing that comes with running a criminal empire. Pierce Brosnan plays Conrad Harrigan, the boss of a London crime family who’s trying to keep his grip on power as everything starts to fall apart. Tom Hardy is his fixer — cool under pressure and deadly when he needs to be — and Helen Mirren plays Conrad’s wife, who’s just as calculating as anyone in the game. As rival families close in and old alliances crack, things spiral into a full-on turf war. Created by Ronan Bennett (the writer behind “Top Boy”) with Guy Ritchie helping steer the ship, this one’s got the fast-paced action, brutal power plays, and sharp dialogue you’d expect from a show like this.
Watch the trailer for ‘MobLand’
Paramount Plus
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What other crime TV shows can you watch on Paramount+?
If “MobLand” pulls you into the world of crime, betrayal, and high-stakes drama, Paramount+ has plenty more where that came from. “1923” dives into violent family legacies and power struggles on the American frontier. “Special Ops: Lioness” follows undercover agents in a dangerous world of espionage and shifting loyalties. And “The Offer” peels back the curtain on the making of “The Godfather,” full of mob ties, Hollywood egos, and real-life threats. All three are streaming now on Paramount+, starting at $8 per month.