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MobLand Season 2 Trailer Premieres, Sets September 18 Return

Paramount+ has released the official trailer for the second season of its crime drama MobLand, confirming that the new episodes will premiere on September 18. The trailer, shown above, centers on the Harrigan crime family as it spirals out of control under the leadership of mob boss Conrad. In one scene, Harry Da Souza speaks directly to Conrad, warning that the family is caught in a downward spiral. The Hollywood Reporter notes that the trailer depicts Conrad going completely berserk, a shift from his earlier composure. Tom Hardy returns to the series after months of speculation about his future on the show, and he is joined once again by Pierce Brosnan as Conrad and Helen Mirren in her role. The second season of the breakout crime drama was announced after the first season became a hit for the streaming service. The trailer gives no further plot details, but it makes clear that Conrad's gang is facing internal chaos and mounting threats. MobLand season two arrives on Paramount+ on September 18, with fans able to see how the Harrigans' story escalates.

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