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Published 14:22 7 Sept 2026 BST
Updated 17:49 10 Sept 2026 BST

Guy Ritchie's hit crime thriller series, The Gentlemen, has returned to Netflix for season two.
Fans of the popular show have a new reason to stay glued to Netflix, as all eight episodes of season two are now available to stream, following its release on September 3.
The series follows Eddie Horniman (Theo James), an aristocrat who finds himself dragged into the criminal underworld after inheriting his family's estate, along with a lucrative illegal cannabis operation.
Kaya Scodelario also returns as Susie Glass, with the pair now much more comfortable running their criminal empire.
Season two picks up one year after the end of the debut season, with Eddie no longer the reluctant newcomer to the world of crime. Instead, he's looking to expand the operation, taking the action beyond England and into Italy.
The new season also introduces a host of new faces, including Hugh Bonneville, Maya Jama, Benjamin Clementine, Benedetta Porcaroli and professional boxer Chris Eubank Jr.
And if eight new episodes aren't enough, there's already more on the way.
That's right, Netflix has confirmed that The Gentlemen will return for season three, meaning Eddie and Susie's criminal adventures aren't over just yet.
So, if you're looking for something new to binge this week, The Gentlemen season two is now streaming on Netflix.
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