MobLand, the Tom Hardy-led gangster saga on Paramount+, has quietly crossed one of streaming’s most telling milestones: more than 100 days on the platform’s Top 10 TV chart in the United States, according to tracker FlixPatrol.
The 100-day milestone
FlixPatrol now logs the two-season crime thriller at over 108 days and counting on Paramount+’s U.S. Top 10 — a chart dominated by long-running procedural juggernauts like NCIS and Criminal Minds, and Taylor Sheridan’s empire. That a relatively young show has held its ground against that lineup — even topping Paramount+’s worldwide TV ranking at points this month — marks its graduation from promising newcomer to genuine fixture.
The longevity is all the more striking because the series currently amounts to roughly fifteen episodes: chart staying power is being driven by appointment viewing and word of mouth, not binge volume, in the weekly-release era.
Season 2 is bigger and bloodier
MobLand — created by Ronan Bennett and executive-produced by Guy Ritchie — casts Hardy as Harry Da Souza, a street-smart fixer whose loyalties are tested in the deadly battle between London crime families the Harrigans and the Stevensons. Season 2 premiered September 18, 2026 and runs weekly through November 20, pushing the Harrigan family’s internal war into bloodier, more emotionally loaded territory.
Critics have responded accordingly: the new season sits at around 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, up from the first season’s respectable mid-70s.
Surviving the drama behind the camera
The milestone comes after a messy stretch earlier this year, when reports of friction between Hardy and showrunner Jez Butterworth briefly had fans wondering whether the star would walk away. Those doubts are over: Paramount+ greenlit Season 3 in September, with Hardy confirmed to return alongside Pierce Brosnan (Conrad Harrigan) and Helen Mirren (Maeve Harrigan).
Watch the trailer
Watch: the official MobLand Season 2 trailer, with Hardy warning “this family is in a death spiral”
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The takeaway
With a season 3 already locked and a chart run that refuses to quit, MobLand has done what few streaming originals manage: it turned a strong premiere into durable cultural staying power. London’s criminal underworld isn’t going anywhere.
Sources: MovieWeb — Tom Hardy’s MobLand officially marks 100 days of streaming dominance; Paramount+ — MobLand Season 2 trailer breakdown; The Upcoming — MobLand season two review