Guy Ritchie Streaming Empire: Young Sherlock, MobLand, The Gentlemen Dominate Guy Ritchie finds streaming success with Young Sherlock, MobLand, and The Gentlemen, all ranking in global top 10s and earning renewals. Guy Ritchie has returned to the world of Sherlock Holmes in 2026 with Young Sherlock, a Prime Video series starring Hero Fiennes Tiffin as a 19-year-old Sherlock Holmes during his rebellious years at Oxford. The show has received solid reviews, an 84% Rotten Tomatoes score, and a season 2 renewal from Amazon. Meanwhile, Ritchie currently has two other shows ranking in global top 10s: MobLand is the world's number one Paramount+ show, and The Gentlemen sits at number five globally on Netflix, according to Flixpatrol. Young Sherlock and Ritchie's TV SuccessYoung Sherlock marks Ritchie's return to Arthur Conan Doyle's universe after directing Robert Downey Jr. in two big-screen adventures. Although not connected to the 2009 and 2011 films, the series features Ritchie's energetic visual style and sharp dialogue. Its success demonstrates Ritchie's ability to translate his cinematic flair to television.Ritchie's streaming presence extends beyond Sherlock. He serves as an executive producer on MobLand and created The Gentlemen TV series for Netflix. Both shows have found large audiences, proving Ritchie's enduring appeal in the streaming landscape.MobLand: A Classic Guy Ritchie Crime SagaParamount+’s MobLand is a crime drama created by Ronan Bennett, known for Top Boy and The Day of the Jackal. It revolves around the Harrigans, a powerful London crime family led by Conrad (Pierce Brosnan) and Maeve (Helen Mirren). Tom Hardy stars as Harry Da Souza, the family's exceptionally capable fixer who prevents crises from destroying the empire.The show is filled with dangerous London gangsters, dysfunctional criminal families, violent confrontations, dark comedy, and double-crosses, all hallmarks of Ritchie's style. MobLand season 2 premiered on September 18 and expands the conflict as new rivals threaten the Harrigans. Ritchie directed the first two episodes of each season and his influence is evident.Season 2 continues to be a hit, with MobLand ranked as the number one Paramount+ series worldwide at the time of writing, ahead of Lioness, South Park, and Tulsa King. For a director who built his career on British gangsters, Ritchie remains exceptionally good at finding an audience for them.The Gentlemen: A Spin-Off That ThrivesThe Gentlemen, a Netflix spin-off of Ritchie's 2019 film, introduces a new story centered on Theo James’s Eddie Horniman, the second-born son of the 12th Duke of Halstead. After his father dies, Eddie inherits the family estate and a lucrative marijuana operation beneath it. This brings him into an uneasy partnership with the enigmatic Susie Glass (Kaya Scodelario), who may help erase his brother Freddy’s (Daniel Ings) massive cocaine debt with a Liverpool mafia.Ritchie created the series with Peaky Blinders producer Matthew Read and directed multiple episodes. The eight-episode format allows the premise to breathe, exploring the collision between British aristocracy and organized crime from multiple angles. The show features eccentric criminals, elaborate schemes, bursts of violence, and knowing humor, all tied together by an impeccable soundtrack.The success of The Gentlemen is not a flash in the pan. Season 2 reached number one on Netflix's global chart for September 7-13, a week after its debut on the 3rd, while season 1 simultaneously returned at number three. Weeks later, it is still sitting at number five. Between The Gentlemen, MobLand, and another season of Young Sherlock coming, Guy Ritchie's streaming empire is only getting larger.