Paramount+ is debuting new episodes of MobLand, Tulsa King, and Dexter: Resurrection on November 6, 2026. These high-stakes crime series feature a star-studded cast including Tom Hardy and Sylvester Stallone.
MobLand's 8.7 IMDb peak and the London fallout
MobLand currently occupies the third spot in the Paramount+ rankings, with the eighth episode of its second season arriving this Friday. According to the report, the series follows Harry Da Souza, played by Tom Hardy, as he navigates the collapsing empire of the Harrigan crime family in London. The narrative tension is driven by the conflict between the Harrigans—portrayed by Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren—and the antagonist Frankie Cooper, played by Johnny Flynn.
The series has seen a surge in critical momentum, with the most recent episode achieving a season-high IMDb score of 8.7. As reported, this particular installment has been hailed by fans and critics as the best in the show's history, setting a high bar for the final two episodes of the season.
The road from Tulsa King to Samuel L. Jackson's Frisco King
Tulsa King remains the second most-watched series worldwide on Paramount+ as it releases its fourth episode. The show, created by Taylor Sheridan, stars Sylvester Stallone as Dwight Manfredi, a New York mob boss attempting to establish a legitimate bourbon business in Oklahoma. The series balances the politics of the criminal underworld with the struggles of corporate expansion, supported by an ensemble cast including Martin Starr and Dana Delany.
The global dominance of Tulsa King has already paved the way for a spinoff titled Frisco King. Starring Samuel L. Jackson, this new series is scheduled to premiere on December 18, 2026, strategically coinciding with the seson finale of the oriignal series to maintain subscriber momentum through the holiday season.
Dexter: Resurrection's 89 percent Rotten Tomatoes dip
Dexter: Resurrection brings Michael C. Hall back as Dexter Morgan in a New York City setting. The second season focuses on Morgan's dual life as a serial killer hunter and a father to his adult son, Harrison, who is struggling with his own violent impulses. The series features a high-profile supporting cast, including Brian Cox, Uma Thurman, and Dan Stevens.
While the first season of Dexter: Resurrection earned a near-perfect 95 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, the second season has experienced a slight critical decline to 89 percent. Despite this dip, the report notes that the series remains a premier thriller on the platform, drawing viewers with its exploration of moral ambiguity.
Paramount+'s November 6 strategy against the streaming tide
Paramount+ is diversifying its November 6 lineup by pairing these gritty dramas with lighter fare to capture a wider audience. This includes the premiere of It Gets Worse, a six-part comedy, and the fantasy adventure series Avatar: Seven Havens. By bundling multiple genres in a single weekend, the platform aims to maximize engagement during a high-traffic viewing window.
Industry analysts and outlets like ScreenRant have identified this specific release window as a competitive move. This strategy of "concentrated bursts" of prestige content is a growing trend in streaming, designed to create a singular cultural conversation rather than spreading releases across several months.
The missing plot details for 'It Gets Worse'
While the report provides extensive detail on the crime slate, several specifics remain unverified. There is a notable lack of plot information regarding the new comedy It Gets Worse, and the report does not specify which serial killers Dexter Morgan is currently hunting in New York City. Additionally, it remains unclear how the timeline of Frisco King will intersect with the existing events of Tulsa King.
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