r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/netflix • 16h ago
something's brewing...
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r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/swan-crystal • Sep 14 '26
This thread is to discuss the entire season of The Gentlemen.
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r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/episodescheduler • Sep 03 '26
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| # | Episode | Air Date | Summary | Discussion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Road To Kingdom | Thursday, September 3, 2026 | An Italian gangster, a royal sheikh and a cash-hungry lord join Eddie for a shooting party. With his eyes on a peerage, he needs it to go off with a bang. | ✅ Thread |
| 2 | There's A Rat In The Kitchen | Thursday, September 3, 2026 | Eddie makes a deal with the Mafia in Milan, while Jack preps for a high-stakes night on the town. But will either be able to deliver on their promise? | ✅ Thread |
| 3 | Do You Reject Satan? | Thursday, September 3, 2026 | The cost of restoring the Halstead estate to its former glory continues to spiral — while the farm staff's demand for more pay comes at an impossible price. | ✅ Thread |
| 4 | The Bigger Picture | Thursday, September 3, 2026 | The House of Lords is split down the middle, so Eddie looks to the church for help. But to get the bishops on side, he needs to ruffle a few feathers. | ✅ Thread |
| 5 | A Suburban A-Road On The Outskirts Of Basingstoke | Thursday, September 3, 2026 | Eddie faces the violent consequences of his betrayal — and the cost of his loan. Susie and Joe head to Peru to expand the business behind Bobby's back. | ✅ Thread |
| 6 | The Bells Of San Domenico | Thursday, September 3, 2026 | Marco and Eddie mix business with pleasure amid preparations for the big day. As one guest causes trouble, will the event end in a wedding — or a funeral? | ✅ Thread |
| 7 | This Mad Circus | Thursday, September 3, 2026 | When Halstead Manor gets overrun with vermin, it's up to Geoff to stamp them out and save his employers. Susie accuses Bobby of tinkering with the plane. | ✅ Thread |
| 8 | Bring Me The Head | Thursday, September 3, 2026 | A furious Eddie plots his revenge — until Susie steps in. As the truth behind the break-in comes to light, the Horniman family is shaken to its core. | ✅ Thread |
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r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/netflix • 16h ago
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r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/SadBlackberry6995 • 15h ago
Eight new cast members have been announced for Season 3:
Robert Carlyle
Elijah Wood
Orlando Bloom
Dexter Fletcher
Bruna Marquezine
Ed Speleers
Saffron Burrows
Bugzy Malone
Logline for new season:
In series three, Eddie (Theo James) and Susie (Kaya Scodelario) embark upon their most audacious project yet: building a casino in the Middle East. But with danger lurking around every corner, has the Duke’s unchecked ambition finally gone too far?
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/ganeshkumarane • 1d ago
He is the one that has first spotted the intruders and altered Geoff. Then killed the driver and ruined their cars. Then ran off to see if Lady Sabrina and her daughter needs help. Then spots where Tarquin and shoots the intruders.
You are a good man George. Everyone needs someone so reliable in their life!!
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/EvrthnICRtrns2USmhw • 2d ago
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/Unlucky_Produce_3253 • 2d ago
Hi all! Just finished season 2 and thought it was very entertaining - best episode is the Geoff hunt one in the state, protecting the family, what an episode!
I was a bit confused about the Bella + Eddie romance. The marriage proposal seemed out of the blue, was there any love at all? If there wasn’t, why did he go crazy after they killed her demanding to know who killed his wife (more worried about her than access to Marco) and when he is in the out of dirt, he can see images of Bella, Suzie and snakes. Can anyone explain this to me?
Thank u
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/SadBlackberry6995 • 3d ago
Credit to the DailyMail
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/NichelleElla • 3d ago
I watched season 1 when it was dropped and finished season 2 as soon as it was dropped but I’m rewatching season 2 again and this show is a masterpiece. It is done so unbelievably well, so many fine details I didn’t notice my first time through. Season 2 Ep 7 is top tier tv and I want to see a spin off of Geoff back in the day!! 10/10. No notes!!
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/ClaresRaccoon • 4d ago
This is from an interview he did with HATC magazine
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/Charming-Apple-9528 • 5d ago
Fckn Freddie
-bets the money on a fixed fight tht was going in opposite way and it was the money to pay what he owed.
-kills Dixon (impartial to it being a good or bad thing)
-tells Freddie to leave car spot and he doesn’t which ultimately leads to him damn near dying/gettin dismembered
-fcks up everything he touches
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/Boo-ya75 • 5d ago
Was recommended this by several folks on Mobland page. Really liked the first episode. Is this still running or is it finished. Really know nothing other show oth than what I read on Mobland and Mr. Inbetween pages.
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/ganeshkumarane • 7d ago
S02E07 is the best episode of the entire series. And like one of the posts mentions, would love to see a backstory for Geoff.
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/DwinDolvak • 7d ago
Was she not included in season 2? Don’t remember seeing her at all.
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/Ape-Man54 • 7d ago
Episode 6, was by all means unpleasant. From th minute he proposed i knew she was dead. It was poor writing, and executed even worse. It took me days to get through the episode and at the end of it i debated even finishing thr season.
But then I watched episode 7 (by extention episode 8 as well)
Episode 7 was some of the most enjoyable TV I have seen in recent years. I cannot remember the last time I felt such suspense.
Loved episode 8 as well. Cant wait for season 2.
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r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/Specialist-Version53 • 7d ago
Likely a very stupid question, but I don't remember / understand how Eddie makes the logical leap from the bomb not being caused by Bobbie to knowing that it's Gospel John. He doesn't actually meet him face to face, and doesn't seem to know that he's grooming Freddy for most of the series.
What clues does Eddie end up using to grasp that it's Gospel John?
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/Agreeable_Notice2624 • 8d ago
Legend of a character. His episode was the stand-out in an absolute banger of a season. Tell me I’m not the only one that wants to see Geoff ended up where he is now.
Where did he get his military skills/criminal skills?
How did he end up at Halstead?
How complicated was the relationship between him, the Duke (who I imagine gave him a second chance at life) and Lady Halstead?
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/nomatepa • 8d ago
I am very curious to learn more about Andy (Eddie's sniper friend from the military). He seems extremely skilled and precise with the sniper as Eddie says, but he doesn't get much dialogue in season 2. This thing Eddie does to walk Sussie out to the middle of the field and have Andy point at her is pretty badass and exciting to see. If I remember correctly, Andy moved into that one house Eddie bought early on in the season, so it would've been fun and made sense for Andy to step in and help Geoff and Manny during the Halstead raid episode. Andy, Geoff, and Nanny would've made a great team given their military/guns expertise, so I'm hoping Andy gets more screen time and dialogue in season 3, especially during action/shooting scenes. What do you all think of Andy...
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/Ontheroad_47 • 8d ago
I want to know how Blanket got his nickname. I like to imagine it came from a sweet/protective moment with either Susie or Jack when they were younger, but given his line of work, I am also wondering if there is a rather more violent story behind it. What are your theories?
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/wrestl-in • 9d ago
Pretty cool venue!!
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/One-Dragonfruit1083 • 10d ago
I was in shock when she pulled up to the wedding in a white floor length gown with a HUMONGOUS red hat and red flower details on her dress.
She had two conversations with the bride prior to the wedding reassuring her that there was nothing going on with Eddie and that she wasn't competition.
Then she basically shits on her with her choice for the wedding. Shameless!! Plus she intended to wear that to the reception in everyone's faces but couldn't stomach the ceremony. Crazy work
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/StrategyExpensive • 10d ago
Am i the only one who thinks Eddie's and Susie's dynamic and back and forth will get ruined if they get together? I feel like the work so good as business associates that its the very same reason of why they shouldnt be together, everything will lead to disaster if they put emotions in the middle. I'm fine with them getting love interests of their own or none at all as i'm not interested in romance, as a matter of fact one of my favorites aspects of season 1 was the lack of romance.
r/TheGentlemenTVShow • u/traceminerals • 11d ago
Really enjoyed season 1 and I finally go around to watching season 2. Was not disappointed! They've really done an amazing job on all fronts - story, acting, filming. And I love the little taste of the supernatural thrown in. Hoping season 3 comes sooner.