MobLand: Who Is Kat & Why Did Harry Call Her?

The gritty crime drama MobLand is heating up, and Episode 7, titled “The Crossroads,” doesn’t hold back as it introduces London’s criminal underworld’s new player, Kat McCallister. She is brought in during the fight between the Harrigans and the Stevensons, proving she’s someone not to mess with. But who exactly is she, and why did Harry Da Souza call her for help? Here’s an explainer.

Who is Kat McCallister in MobLand and who plays her?

Kat McCallister, played by Janet McTeer, makes her impactful debut in MobLand Episode 7 as a high-ranking player in the criminal underworld. 

Not much is initially revealed about her, but her appearance clearly conveys that she is no ordinary person. Kat seems to operate on a different level, one of wealth, reach, and undeniable influence. Her entrance into the story suggests that she could become a major force in the already explosive fight between the Harrigans and the Stevensons. 

While Conrad Harrigan remains the patriarch of the Harrigan crime family, Kat’s position seems to eclipse even his in some ways. Within the span of one phone call, viewers understand that this is someone who belongs to a class of power that only a few characters in the series could access.

Harry’s call to Kat in MobLand explained

Seraphina and Brendan Harrigan have been kidnapped by the Mexican cartel, a move orchestrated in alliance with the Stevensons. With both of Conrad’s children in danger, he dispatches Harry Da Souza, his most trusted fixer, to handle the rescue. But the situation quickly spirals out of control, as the cartel’s brutality becomes clear.

In MobLand, realizing that conventional means won’t work, Harry calls Kat McCallister. She instantly halts the cartel’s attack, specifically the chainsaw-wielding execution of Seraphina. Now, Harry owes Kat a favor, which could later have its own arc within the series.

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