MobLand season 2 has arrived with plenty of praise from critics, as Guy Ritchie’s crime drama bring the Harrigan family back for another trouble.
The new season follows Harry Da Souza, played by Tom Hardy, as he tries to keep the family together while new problems start to grow around them.
Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren are also back as Conrad and Maeve Harrigan.
The couple still holds a lot of power, but things inside their family are becoming harder to control.
The new episodes have received strong words from several critics.
Some have called the season “mind blowingly perfect”, while another said it was “never, ever dull.” TechRadar gave the show five stars and called it “relentless.”
Hardy has also been praised for his role as Harry.
Critics said his performance helps hold the story together even when many things are happening at the same time.
However, one review had a very different view.
The Guardian gave the season two stars and called it “deathly dull”, saying the show was missing the fun and charm that could make the story work.
The praise comes after reports of problems during filming involving Hardy and the producers.
Despite the reports, Hardy is expected to return for season three, which is planned to start filming this autumn.
His character Harry has also reportedly not been removed from the story.