6 episodes
“After the Flood” (season 1) is a British crime mystery thriller set in a small town devastated by a catastrophic flood. As the community begins to recover, police officer Joanna Marshall discovers the body of an unidentified man in a submerged elevator, initially presumed to be a victim of the disaster. However, Joanna becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind his death, suspecting foul play. Her investigation reveals a web of secrets, corruption, and personal entanglements that the flood threatens to expose. The deeper she digs, the more she realizes that the disaster may have been used as a cover for something much darker. Flashbacks to pre-flood events gradually unravel connections between local officials and the victim. As tensions rise and loyalties are tested, Joanna must navigate both environmental chaos and institutional resistance. The moments of “After the Flood” (season 1) hint at a deeper conspiracy and a reckoning that could reshape the town’s future. (more…)
3 episodes
“Karen Pirie” (Season 2) picks up with DI Karen Pirie tackling a decades-old cold case involving the mysterious disappearance of oil heiress Catriona Grant and her infant son Adam in 1984. After the discovery of a body during a historic drought, new leads emerge that reignite interest in the unsolved crime. Promoted after her success in season one, Karen finds herself under immense pressure from her superiors, the media, and the powerful Grant family, all demanding answers. As she dives deeper into the investigation, flashbacks reveal the flaws of the original inquiry and expose long-held secrets related to political unrest, class tensions, and a possible ransom plot. Amid growing mistrust within her own team, including an informant planted by her boss, Karen must navigate deception, conflicting loyalties, and emotional revelations to uncover the truth. Drawing on Val McDermid’s novel A Darker Domain, the season delivers a layered narrative woven through vivid Scottish landscapes and complex character dynamics. With suspense and personal stakes escalating, “Karen Pirie” (Season 2) explores justice, power, and the enduring consequences of buried truths. (more…)
6 episodes
“Transaction” (Season 1) is a sharp British workplace comedy following Liv, an outspoken and chaotic transgender woman hired at a supermarket chain’s night shift to ease a corporate scandal after the manager insulted the LGBTQ+ community. Realizing she can’t be fired, Liv transforms the dreary store into her personal circus, constantly provoking her boss Simon, undermining staff meetings, and pulling dramatic stunts to entertain herself. Alongside her loyal but long-suffering best friend Tom, she navigates dysfunctional coworkers, offended customers, and absurd tasks with biting wit and flamboyant charm. From haunted vending machines to a disastrous LGBTQ+ awareness party, each episode spirals into madness as Liv weaponizes social justice jargon and sarcastic one-liners to dodge accountability while pushing boundaries. Tom struggles to contain the chaos, but even he gets pulled into Liv’s outrageous schemes. Beneath the irreverence lies a satirical critique of corporate diversity efforts, workplace hypocrisy, and self-serving activism. Bold, fast-paced, and unapologetic, “Transaction” (Season 1) delivers six episodes of comedic anarchy that blend heartfelt moments and absurdist humor into a riotous ride through the fluorescent-lit world of retail. (more…)
8 episodes
“Grantchester” (Season 10) continues the beloved crime drama set in early 1960s England, where Detective Inspector Geordie Keating and Reverend Alphy Kottaram tackle new mysteries while navigating personal challenges. As the town undergoes social and cultural shifts, the duo investigates baffling crimes, from suspicious deaths on church grounds to unsettling cases within the police station. Meanwhile, Alphy struggles with his past, revealing deeper layers of his character, while Geordie faces personal dilemmas, particularly as a father. With tensions rising in both their personal and professional lives, they are drawn into cases involving corruption, betrayal, and secrets long buried beneath Grantchester’s picturesque surface. The new season introduces a series of complex investigations that test their moral boundaries, forcing them to make difficult choices in their relentless pursuit of justice. As Alphy confronts his hidden demons, Geordie grapples with changes in his family, leading to emotional revelations that shape their dynamic as partners. Their friendship remains the cornerstone of the series, providing moments of levity amid the dark and gripping cases they must solve. With sharp writing, immersive period detail, and compelling performances, “Grantchester” (Season 10) delivers another captivating installment filled with mystery, drama, and unexpected twists that keep audiences engaged until the very end. (more…)
4 episodes
“A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story” (Season 1) is a four-part British historical drama that explores the tragic and controversial life of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be executed in the United Kingdom. Starring Lucy Boynton as Ellis, the series follows her rise from a glamorous nightclub manager to a woman caught in a destructive and abusive relationship with David Blakely, a wealthy racing driver. As their toxic romance spirals out of control, Ellis finds herself trapped in a cycle of violence and heartbreak, leading to the fateful moment when she fatally shoots Blakely outside a pub in London. The series unfolds across two parallel timelines, revealing hidden secrets about Ellis’s past and the events leading up to the murder. Toby Jones portrays John Bickford, Ellis’s solicitor, who fights to uncover the truth behind her actions, while Mark Stanley plays Desmond Cussen, a former RAF pilot who may have played a crucial role in the crime. As Ellis’s trial progresses, public opinion shifts, and a campaign for her reprieve gains momentum, questioning the justice system and the societal pressures that led to her downfall. “A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story” (Season 1) delivers a gripping and emotionally charged narrative, shedding new light on one of Britain’s most infamous murder cases. (more…)
6 episodes
“Code of Silence” (Season 1) is a gripping six-part crime thriller starring Rose Ayling-Ellis as Alison Woods, a smart and determined deaf woman who has spent years working in a police canteen, secretly observing conversations. Her exceptional lip-reading skills catch the attention of DS Ashleigh Francis and DI James Marsh, who recruit her for a covert operation to surveil a dangerous criminal gang plotting a high-stakes heist. Thrust into a world of crime, deception, and peril, she must decipher their secret exchanges and become an invaluable asset to the case. However, the deeper she gets, the more dangerous her role becomes, especially when she crosses paths with Liam Barlow, the gang’s newest recruit. She forms an unexpected and risky bond that threatens to expose her true identity while pulling her further into the criminal underworld. Forced to navigate treacherous alliances, moral dilemmas, and life-threatening situations, Alison struggles to balance her mission with her own survival. “Code of Silence” (Season 1) is a tense and emotionally charged thriller that offers a fresh perspective on crime investigations and the power of communication. (more…)
4 episodes
“Grace” (Season 5) delves further into the life of DS Roy Grace, played by John Simm, as he faces personal and professional challenges that test his resilience. The season begins with a devastating loss for Roy and his partner Cleo Morey, portrayed by Zoë Tapper, as they cope with the heartbreak of losing their unborn child. Adding to the complexity, Bruno, Roy’s estranged son from his late wife Sandy, enters the picture after Sandy’s death, which was revealed in the previous season. While navigating the emotional strain of building a relationship with Bruno, Roy is pulled into a series of high-stakes and intricate cases that push his investigative skills to the limit. These include a mysterious body found in a barrel on a Sussex beach, a bomb threat targeting Brighton’s football stadium, and chilling crimes involving identity theft, murder, and corruption within the judicial system. The series continues to explore themes of loss, resilience, justice, and the emotional toll of balancing personal grief with the relentless demands of detective work. With gripping storylines, compelling character development, and its trademark intensity, “Grace” (Season 5) keeps fans on edge, delivering a combination of heart-pounding mysteries and poignant exploration of Roy Grace’s journey through life, loss, and redemption. (more…)
6 episodes
“Unforgotten” (Season 6) continues the gripping crime drama with DI Sunil ‘Sunny’ Khan and DCI Jess James leading the investigation. The season kicks off with the discovery of suspected human remains at Whitney Marsh. Analysis reveals that the body was dismembered before being discarded, prompting Jess and Sunny to intensify their search for other body parts. The investigation introduces a diverse cast of characters, including Melinda Ricci, a forthright TV commentator; Asif Syed, an Afghan preparing for his UK citizenship test; and Juliet Cooper, a history lecturer. Each character has secrets to hide, and it’s up to Jess, Sunny, and their team to uncover the hidden connections and reveal the truth behind the cold case murder. The series explores themes of division in the UK, touching on issues like immigration, the environment, and the handling of the pandemic. With its intricate storytelling and powerful performances, “Unforgotten” (Season 6) promises to be another thrilling installment in the series, captivating audiences with its mix of compelling characters and thought-provoking themes. The evolving dynamic between Jess and Sunny adds depth to the narrative, as they navigate their professional and personal challenges while pursuing justice. (more…)
6 episodes
“Out There” (Season 1) is a compelling six-part drama starring Martin Clunes as Nathan Williams, a grief-stricken widowed farmer who finds his world turned upside down when he discovers that local county lines drug dealers are targeting his son, Johnny. Struggling with the loss of his wife, Nathan must navigate the dark and dangerous world of drug trafficking to protect his family and their legacy. The series explores themes of grief, resilience, and the hidden criminal underbelly of rural life, all set against the backdrop of a seemingly idyllic countryside. As Nathan delves deeper into the criminal network, he uncovers shocking secrets and faces escalating threats, forcing him to go to extraordinary lengths to safeguard his son. With a talented ensemble cast and gritty storytelling, “Out There” delivers a gripping and emotional narrative. Nathan’s journey is fraught with moral dilemmas and difficult choices, showcasing his unwavering determination to protect his loved ones. The intense and atmospheric scenes depict the stark contrast between the peaceful rural setting and the harsh realities of the criminal world. As the season progresses, Nathan’s relationship with Johnny is tested, and the father-son dynamic becomes a central focus of the story. “Out There” masterfully balances tension, drama, and emotional depth, providing a relatable yet thought-provoking exploration of one man’s fight to reclaim his life and family. (more…)
4 episodes
“Mr Bates vs The Post Office” (2024) is a British drama that dramatizes the true story of one of the biggest miscarriages of justice. The series follows Alan Bates, a subpostmaster, as he leads a group of subpostmasters wrongly accused of theft due to a faulty computer system called Horizon. The Post Office Limited, relying on flawed data, prosecutes hundreds of subpostmasters for fraud, theft, and false accounting. Set in various locations across the UK, the series spotlights the relentless pursuit of justice by Bates and his allies, forming the Justice for Subpostmasters Alliance. As they uncover the truth, they must confront personal and professional challenges, navigating a complex legal battle that stretches over a decade. With a talented ensemble cast led by Toby Jones, Monica Dolan, and Julie Hesmondhalgh, the show’s gripping narrative and emotional depth portray the devastating impact of the scandal on the lives of those wrongfully accused. The legal and social ramifications of the case are explored in detail, highlighting the systemic failures and the tenacious quest for justice by the victims. “Mr Bates vs The Post Office” offers a captivating and poignant look at a real-life scandal that shook the British legal system. (more…)
