'MobLand' Is a Global Hit With 8 Million Viewers — Here's How To Stream Episode 3

With incredible star power, pulse-pounding action, and retro-badass music, MobLand is one of the best new TV series of 2025. And, as of this week, with just two episodes out, it's also a certified hit. The series saw its audience grow by 298% in just one week, according to Deadline. This translates to roughly 8 million viewers worldwide. So, if you're not yet watching MobLand, somebody you know certainly is. 

Here's what to know about how to catch up on this slick show, and exactly what time you can stream the fast-approaching third episode of the series. No major spoilers ahead.

What is the Release Date for MobLand Episode 3?

The third episode of MobLand, which is titled "Plan B," hits Paramount+ on Sunday, April 13. There will be ten episodes of MobLand overall, with one new episode dropping every Sunday until June 1. This series has basically taken the Paramount+ Sunday slot from the just-concluded 1923. You can watch the first two episodes of MobLand on Paramount+ right now.

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What Time Does MobLand Episode 3 Start Streaming?

Paramount+ shows like MobLand generally start streaming at midnight on the day they're released. So, that means 12:00 a.m. EST on Sunday, which turns out to be 9:00 p.m. PST on Saturday night.

What is the Plot of MobLand Episode 3?

Episode 2, "Jigsaw Puzzle," ended with the cliffhanger in which Harry (Tom Hardy) found the missing body of Tommy, seemingly chopped up and hidden at the dance club from Episode 1. But did the bartender really do it? And will the apparent death of Tommy start a gang war between the Harrigans and Stevensons? And what role did Eddie (Anson Boon) play in all of this?

This is all the basic set-up for MobLand episode 3, "Plan B," in which Harry will almost certainly have to come up with a creative solution to all of these massive problems. Clearly, things are just going to get more intense from here.

MobLand streams on Paramount+.

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