Those who didn't make it through the street wars were Arta Dobroshi's Floriana (her last-minute double crossing of the Wallaces earned her a bullet in the head) and Koba (Waleed Zuaiter), Afridi's enforcer. Koba stepped on too many wrong shoes and met his fate via a poisoned chip shop patty. Elliot's vengeance sees a severed limb tossed into his trail of bullets and blood as he hunts down Sean over the death of his father. Whatever happens in season three, expect the focus on the diversity of the titular setting to continue. Julia season 2: release date, trailer, cast and everything we know about the Sarah Lancashire series

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This awards them what Shannon wanted, power, status and most importantly freedom from underneath anyone's boot heels, especially the Wallaces. Hardy, who directed four episodes, and Marcela Said and Nima Nourizadeh who did two a piece, have crafted a follow up to Gareth Evans and Matt Flannery’s creation that is in keeping with the first but brings something new to table throughout. It’s a great story with real emotional depth that does justice to new and returning characters. And thank goodness. Gangs of London is one of the best British shows on TV: epic, ambitious and international in a way Brit TV often is not, but without ever compromising character or story. And there’s plenty of avenues left to explore for a third season. With a follow up this good there’s no way it’s the end for these gangs.Sky has also revealed that the second season will debut in the UK on Sky Atlantic and NOW on October 20. Luan's men enter into a shootout with the Dumanis over the drugs but it is the Dumanis who are victorious. Koba (Waleed Zuaiter) is a brutal ruler who wants complete control of London's drug trade. (Image credit: Christopher Raphael / Sky / AMC)

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As you'll know if you've seen the first season, Gangs of London transports us to a gritty version of England's capital city dominated by warring criminal factions, and season 2 looks set to deliver even more of the visceral action we'd want to see.Billy’s got one arm, Sean is in prison, having been left hanging, perched on a car tire by Elliot. It’s not clear what he’s in for – his crimes are many, but what he’ll have admitted to is another matter. He certainly poisoned Koba whose body is there at the scene. So for now, Sean’s out of the running, but he’s such a huge part of the show we can’t imagine him not having a big part to play in season 3. Will he wheedle his way out? Will he form a new faction in prison? Or will he find that he suddenly has to grow humility from behind bars where he’s no longer the big man?Doubt it… The Allegiances Ahead of the UK release date, Sky released a new red band trailer teasing some of the brutal action sequences and establishing the new way that things have changed in London. But not everyone is happy about this. By the end of the season allegiances have been made and lost and the bodies have piled up. So who’s left? Luan Here's the issue with trying to review series, where one season is vastly inferior to another. I'm leaving my overall rating as is, for the excellence in parts of season 1, which truly do deserve merit.

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Elliot sees that same vision of his father again, a pleading look on his face urging him to do better and so he does. Just. Season 2, on the other hand, has made the mistake of doubling down on all the ridiculous and sub par elements of character writing and plot, asking us to turn off our brains to the point of drooling lobotomy, whilst offering almost none of the rewards of excellent fights/shootouts, editing, creative camerawork and crazy conspiracy cheese of the previous season. In the heat of their argument, Sean strangles Marian before letting her go and telling her he wants nothing more to do with her. I can't fathom anyone greenlighting a season 3 after this, but if they do, they'd better make sure they wrap it up with a home run. Gangs of London season two's finale brought about major changes for both Sean and Elliot after the death of the latter's father resulted in him taking revenge on everyone involved.Dìrísù's character is now deep in the underbelly of London's gritty gang life, and he looks comfy there. So what's next for Finch, the Wallaces who have been sidelined and the rest of the gang factions?

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His presence naturally invites challenge, even from behind bars, and there's no greater rivalry to finish season two on than the one between Sean and Elliot. The Challenge season 39: release date, trailer, cast and everything we know about the competition series Asif Afridi has been pushed out of chief position as the head of the all London gangs, while Lale was betrayed by lover Sean and handed over to Mr Afridi to meet her death. I can't even be bothered to list or explain how bad all the elements of season 2 are. It is just SO stupid, it's beyond belief! Beyond the suspension of disbelief capability of anything with a consciousness. Elliot is not the only one who's out for revenge. Koba (Waleed Zuaiter) means to kill Saba (Jahz Armando) for helping Elliot in his foiled assassination attempt of him and Sean.

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