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Women’s Murder Club

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Sacreblue · 05/03/2021 17:00

Anyone seen this? Came up in my recommended on YT (prob due to me watching Law & Order clips as actor that played abbie ADA is the lead in WMC)

I’d never heard of it, despite being L&O and James Patterson fan, and have binge watched 8ep so far (ep5 missing from YT tho)

Really liking the concept of the 4 female characters and the drama/lighter moments.

I like cop tv shows & am finding the 4 women lead characters set up refreshing - I’ll have watched the full series by tonight & am already wishing there had been a second series.

Anyone else caught this hidden gem?

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youngestisapsycho · 05/03/2021 17:11

I've read a lot of the books. Didn't know there was ever a TV series....

PurpleFadesToGreen · 05/03/2021 17:14

I've read the books up to 17.

I'd heard rumours of a TV programme.

Where can I watch it?

Sacreblue · 05/03/2021 20:03

I’m watching it on youtube, all there bar no.5 from channel called Lassie Tv, my mum has a TV, and is big James Patterson & Law & Order fan, so checking out if her channels have the full series.

There’s only one series but thankfully 13ep & 45ish mins each (goodbye my whole day 😂)

I googled the novels and the series seems a different set of individual crimes, I’ve not read any so no idea if characters are true to the books.

There is an overarching crime throughout the ep - hoping it resolves at the end!

To me it’s like L&O crossed with Columbo - comedy moments and serious stuff - but with the brilliant 4 woman main ‘club’.

It’s just fun to watch when I’m connecting with more women and getting a bit tired of male centric stuff.

Not to say it hasn’t a lot of males in the storylines, but it’s a change to see women to the fore and just what I needed atm.

It’s not that old either - really would love another series.

AH is great in it, tough with a witty quip and caring and complex too. Some ‘please/roll eye’ moments but really I think its pretty good on the whole.

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