‘The Mob’ Season 1, Episodes 7 and 8 – Where to Watch, Streaming, Preview & Last Week’s Results

The Mob concludes on November 16, 2026, with the two-episode season finale, Episodes 7 and 8, which release at the same time on Hulu. Here’s everything you need to know before tuning in, including when the episodes release, where to watch, what happened last week and a preview of what’s ahead.

‘The Mob’ Episodes 7 and 8:

• Episodes: Episodes 7 and 8 (released together)
• Season: Season 1
• Episode Titles: “You Can Never Be Too Comfortable” and “What Would Tony Soprano Do?”
• Release Date: Monday, November 16, 2026
• Time: 3 a.m. ET / 12 a.m. PT
• Host: Parker Posey
• Filming Location: Italy
• Streaming Service: Hulu

How to Watch ‘The Mob’

The Mob releases on Hulu every Monday at 3 a.m. ET / 12 a.m. PT, two episodes at a time. The season finale, Episodes 7 and 8, arrives together on November 16. The series is also available on Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers in the United States, and on Disney+ internationally.

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‘The Mob’ Episodes 7 and 8 Preview

Heading into Episodes 7 and 8, five Family members remain: Chelsea Lazkani, Demi Engemann, Harry Jowsey, Maria Georgas and Shane Parton. Maria held the chair when Episode 6 ended, but the results of that episode’s Loyalty Pledge were not revealed, which leaves her hold on the ring open.

Episode 7, “You Can Never Be Too Comfortable”, and Episode 8, “What Would Tony Soprano Do?”, arrive together as the season finale. Harry has said he is aiming for the final don position, and his own web of claims has become hard for him to keep straight. Chelsea and Harry also share a side alliance outside the group of four that removed Demi.

The final don will decide how to divide the $100,000 grand prize.

What Happened on ‘The Mob’ Last Week?

Need a refresher? Here’s what happened across Episodes 5 and 6 of The Mob, which released together on November 9.

‘The Mob’ Episodes 5 and 6 Episode Recap

Episodes 5 and 6 saw the Family shrink from seven players to five as shifting alliances, betrayals and power struggles continued to shake up the competition. Episode 5, “Turns Out, I Am That Bitch”, began with Demi Engemann taking over as don following Harry Jowsey’s removal from the chair.

But Demi’s time in charge was short-lived. By Episode 6, “I Can Spot a Fake From a Mile Away”, Maria Georgas had taken control of the Family, while Harry continued working behind the scenes to position himself for the finale.

‘The Mob’ Episodes 5 and 6 Jobs

Episode 5’s Cooking Job asked the Family to prove its loyalty to the don by preparing an elaborate Sunday dinner. Demi divided the Family among appetizers, entrees and desserts, and she tasted every dish. In the challenge, many cooking utensils were missing, replaced by pliers, wrenches, blades, drills and other “tools of the trade.”

Three envelopes worth $18,000 in total were available, and the Family earned all three by completing the dishes. Demi gave one envelope for each course: Maria for appetizers, Chelsea for entrees and Debi for dessert. Willam objected that he deserved the dessert envelope, and Demi threatened to whack him if he did not show respect.

Episode 6’s Job was set in a slaughterhouse, where the Family had to smuggle jewelry in through pigs. Butchers searched through the pigs, which were stuffed animals, for stones, and jewelers rebuilt necklaces from what was found. Five envelopes worth $30,000 in total were available, with one earned for each necklace rebuilt.

The butchers struggled to find all the stones, and the jewelers completed only one necklace, so the Family earned one envelope. Chelsea argued that Harry deserved it, and Maria, as don, gave it to him.

‘The Mob’ Episodes 5 and 6 Don

Episode 5 began with the results of the previous Loyalty Pledge, which saw the Family vote to overthrow Harry Jowsey and replace him with Demi Engemann. Harry admitted afterward that he regretted not whacking Demi when he had the chance.

As the new don, Demi asked Maria Georgas to serve as her eyes and ears within the Family. However, Maria was already working with Chelsea Lazkani, Shane Parton and Harry to remove Demi from power. The group fed Demi false information that Debi Mazar was plotting to overthrow her, hoping to convince Demi to whack Debi while they organized their own move against her.

Their plan succeeded. The Episode 5 Loyalty Pledge resulted in Demi’s removal as don, with Maria taking over in Episode 6. Demi was visibly shocked by the betrayal.

But Maria’s position was hardly secure. Harry quickly began plotting against her, encouraging Shane to make a play for the chair. In reality, Harry was more interested in creating chaos than helping Shane become don, as his ultimate goal was to claim the final don position for himself. His growing web of lies became difficult to manage, and he admitted he was struggling to keep his stories straight.

Episode 6 ended with Maria still holding the chair, but the results of the latest Loyalty Pledge were left unrevealed, leaving her position uncertain heading into the finale.

‘The Mob’ Episodes 5 and 6 Whacking

Two Family members were whacked across the two episodes. In Episode 5, Demi whacked Debi out of fear that she was working to overthrow her. Debi appeared confused about why she was chosen.

In Episode 6, Maria whacked Willam to keep their core group of four together, which left five Family members total.

‘The Mob’ Season 1 Competitor Tracker

Maria held the chair at the end of Episode 6, though the results of that episode’s Loyalty Pledge were not revealed. Seven of the 12 Family members have been whacked.

‘The Mob’ Episode Schedule

Follow the season with the schedule below:

New episodes release every Monday, two at a time, and the season finale, with the last two episodes, arrives Monday, November 16.

What is ‘The Mob’ About?

From the producers of The Traitors, Hulu’s new reality competition series The Mob drops a group of celebrities into a lavish Italian villa, where they must shake down, hustle and whack their way to the finale. The competition challenges contestants to complete a series of mob-inspired jobs while navigating alliances, power struggles and betrayals within the family.

Each job gives contestants the opportunity to earn envelopes of cash for the Family, contributing to a total prize pool of up to $250,000. But completing the challenge doesn’t guarantee a payday. That’s up to the don, who decides which contestants receive an envelope, money they get to keep even if they’re eliminated from the competition. The final don also receives control over the $100,000 grand prize, deciding how to divide it among the remaining contestants. 

The group picks one of their own to run the Family, and whoever takes the chair holds enormous power over who earns money, who stays and who gets whacked. The rest are not stuck with the decision, though. A don who overreaches can be overthrown, which turns every job into a question of whether to serve the boss or start counting votes against them.

Season 1 brings 12 celebrities to Italy, drawn from across reality television and scripted TV. The show is hosted by Hollywood actress Parker Posey, best known for her roles in The White Lotus, You’ve Got Mail and Scream 3. New episodes of The Mob drop weekly on Hulu every Monday.

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