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Crime drama fans tell me your recommendations

21 replies

Graphista · 26/01/2020 19:25

I love a good "police procedural"

Always struggling to find a new series to binge.

I've just finished Bosch which I found hard to get into at first but I once I had watched the lot in a few days!

Not necessarily wanting something so dark and "film noir" as that again but something involving and interesting please.

I quite like light - I love white collar, lie to me, ncis, csi

But not too light - psych irritated me by being too light almost sitcom

Prefer American to British, the occasional Australian or Canadian series

I have amazon prime, Netflix and the terrestrial catch up options

So hit me with your suggestions please!

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Graphista · 26/01/2020 20:44

Hopeful bump?

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Mucky1 · 26/01/2020 20:48

We seem to have similar tastes I'm currently watching prime suspect from the beginning. I'm following along with hopes of some inspiration also 😘

Graphista · 26/01/2020 20:50

I loved prime suspect too but I'm sort of acclimatised to American tastes now

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IHaveBrilloHair · 26/01/2020 20:51

Without a Trace?

Graphista · 26/01/2020 21:07

Where on the options I gave can I watch without a trace? Thought it was a sky/virgin show now?

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noodledoodler · 27/01/2020 00:24

The sinner

PenguinsOnParade · 27/01/2020 00:28

Criminal Minds?

boatyardblues · 27/01/2020 00:30

I used to watch lots of Scandi noir thrillers but got fed up of the brutalised women. If you are OK with subtitles, I watched a very good Korean crime thriller on Netflix recently called The Lies Within. It’s finished airing now, so the whole season is available. It’s brooding, twisty and unflinchingly gory in a few places but really interesting - a mix of crime and politics. It was a really quality production and the two leads were excellent, as were the supporting cast.

jingleyjo · 27/01/2020 00:30

Rebus

jingleyjo · 27/01/2020 00:30

Spiral if you don’t mind subtitles

jingleyjo · 27/01/2020 00:31

The Fall

MagentaRocks · 27/01/2020 00:35

City homicide on prime.
NCIS is on prime too.

MagentaRocks · 27/01/2020 00:36

Sorry missed you like ncis.

City homicide is australian

Synecdoche · 27/01/2020 00:44

Unbelievable on Netflix is great.
As is How to Get Away with Murder.
Have you tried Line of Duty or Dublin Murder Squad? Also heartily second The Fall - all British though.

PlatinumBrunette · 27/01/2020 00:46

Law and Order, particularly Special Victims Unit.

Graphista · 27/01/2020 10:38

Yes law and order a favourite too

Subtitles not an option as eyesight poor. Need new glasses really but currently housebound so no idea how to sort that.

Really not a fan of most current British fare most times I try its poorly written and there just aren't enough episodes made for me to get my teeth into! 6 episodes per series is just meh!

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cdtaylornats · 01/02/2020 23:21

Lots of independent opticians can arrange a home visit. Find out which one does your local nursing homes - they have the travelling equipment.

Back to the thread - on Netflix
The Indian Detective
Republic of Doyle
Jack Taylor
The Alienist
The Good Cop

On Amazon
Water Rats
City Homicide
Blue Heelers - the Bill in a small Aussie town
Mr. Mercedes
Jack Ryan

QuitMoaning · 01/02/2020 23:23

To merge two issues, Glasses Direct sponsor NCIS, or at least the series I am watching at moment (series 9?)

boatyardblues · 01/02/2020 23:51

Our local Specsavers branch does home visits. I was reading a leaflet in there yo kill time recently. You had to be in receipt of certain benefits or meet other criteria. There is information on their website: www.specsavers.co.uk/home-eye-tests?gclsrc=aw.ds&

Bsmirched · 09/02/2020 15:46

Hinterland on Netflix is good.

PatriciaHolm · 09/02/2020 17:01

Vienna Blood

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