As reported by Collider, Guy Ritchie's television ventures are proving immensely popular this year, and his crime thriller MobLand is no exception. The series, which stars Tom Hardy as the enigmatic fixer Harry Da Souza, is seeing a considerable spike in rewatches on Paramount+ as its second season rapidly approaches.

MobLand Season 1 originally premiered in March of last year, and with just over a year having passed, anticipation for new episodes is clearly driving fans to refresh their memories. This pre-premiere surge has seen the show climb to sixth place globally on FlixPatrol's streaming rankings for Paramount+.

The series immerses viewers in the dangerous and intricate world of London's criminal elite, where loyalties are constantly tested and betrayal lurks around every corner. Hardy leads an impressive ensemble cast, including Hollywood veterans Pierce Brosnan as Conrad and Helen Mirren as Maeve, alongside Paddy Considine as Kevin and Joanne Froggatt as Jan. Their performances bring to life a compelling narrative of power struggles and survival within a notorious crime family.

Season 2 promises to delve even deeper into the unhinged dynamics of the Harrigan clan, with internal conflicts and burgeoning selfishness threatening to tear their empire apart. Harry Da Souza will face an even more precarious tightrope walk, attempting to hold everything together amidst the escalating chaos. The trailer for the upcoming season hints at an even crazier and more intense journey for the characters.

The return of MobLand on Friday, September 18, at 9 AM ET, sets the stage for a competitive battle in the streaming landscape. The show will be looking to challenge current Paramount+ heavyweights like Taylor Sheridan's Lioness, which has been dominating the platform and even trending on Prime Video. Whether MobLand can dethrone its rivals remains to be seen, but its current popularity surge certainly indicates high viewer engagement and excitement for what's next.