A How-To Geek roundup points readers to five returning series arriving between mid-September and late October. This brief summarizes what the roundup confirms about two of those shows — Slow Horses and MobLand — including where they left off and what to expect next.
Both shows escalate stakes: Slow Horses becomes a direct survival thriller for the Slough House team, while MobLand focuses on internal betrayals and cartel connections.
The full How-To Geek piece is a five-show roundup across Apple TV+, Netflix, Paramount+, and Hulu for mid-September to late October releases.
A How-To Geek roundup flags five returning series scheduled between mid-September and late October across Apple TV+, Netflix, Paramount+, and Hulu. The piece is aimed at viewers who want a quick refresher on where each show left off and what to expect when new seasons begin. Below are concrete summaries for two shows covered in the excerpt provided: Slow Horses (Season 6) and MobLand (Season 2).
Where Season 5 left off: Slough House remains the official dumping ground for MI5 misfits, but the department survived attempts to be shut down. Jackson Lamb used political pressure to keep the unit intact, and Diana Taverner moved into a more senior role as First Desk.
What's coming in Season 6: The next season turns the tone toward survival. Someone is targeting members of the Slough House team, forcing them into hiding and on the run. The series continues to center on Jackson Lamb's abrasive leadership (Gary Oldman) and the ragged, resourceful team that surrounds him. Season 6 premieres Sept. 16 and airs weekly through the Oct. 21 finale.
Where Season 1 left off: The debut season culminated in heavy bloodshed—rival crime families were decimated, and central figures Conrad and Maeve Harrigan ended up in prison. The Stevensons, a rival group, were wiped out, leaving a power vacuum and fractured loyalties.
What's coming in Season 2: Season 2 amplifies internal conflict inside the Harrigan dynasty. Kevin Harrigan wants Conrad dead. Seraphina is working with an international cartel liaison. Meanwhile, fixer Harry still tries to hold things together amid betrayals. The season premieres Sept. 18 and runs weekly through a finale on Nov. 20.
The How-To Geek roundup organizes these releases to help viewers prioritize what to rewatch before premieres. The two series summarized above move into higher-stakes territory in their new seasons: Slow Horses trades more on survival under direct threat, while MobLand focuses on intrafamily power struggles and cartel entanglements. If you plan to watch either show, refresh on the end-of-season plotlines described here to follow new developments quickly.
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