Pierce Brosnan’s crime drama MobLand has fallen on Paramount+’s U.S. streaming chart, with the sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond taking its place in the top 10. According to FlixPatrol, MobLand dropped from seventh to ninth, while the ’90s series rose to seventh.
Everybody Loves Raymond premiered on CBS in 1996 and follows sportswriter Ray Barone and his family on Long Island. Ray Romano stars alongside Patricia Heaton, Brad Garrett, Doris Roberts and Peter Boyle. The sitcom won 15 Emmy Awards and continues to attract viewers on streaming.
MobLand centers on the Harrigans, a crime family in North London. Brosnan plays patriarch Conrad Harrigan, with Helen Mirren as his wife, Maeve. Tom Hardy stars as Harry Da Souza, a fixer working for the family.
Season 2 premiered on September 18, 2026, and focuses on members of the Harrigan family fighting for control of their empire. The series is available on Paramount+, with new episodes released every Friday. A third season has also been confirmed.
Sources: Comic Book Resources.