Please can anyone recommend any 3 to 5 part drama/psychological thriller type series?

[ABoyCalledBasil]

Any main channel, Netflix or Prime please?

I'm thinking of the sort of thing that is usually 3 to 4 parts and shown over consecutive nights.Channel 5 do a lot of these things - usually set in super smart houses the character couldn't afford. Sometimes they are longer but normally less than 5 episodes

i've seen lots but am sure there must be ones I haven't seen.

Stuff like these (which I have seen as samples):

Finding Alice (ITV husband falls down bannisterless stairs of dream home he designed) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11127412/

The Catch (Ch 5) (seemingly perfect new bf of daughter freaks out her fisherman father) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11127412/

The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window (Netflix) woman believes she sees murder in house opposite, parody thriller https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13315324/

The Stranger (Netflix, Harlan Coben) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stranger_(British_TV_series)

The vanusjing act on itv x was ok. Based on a true story.

@ABoyCalledBasil you should be a tv critic-that was very funny!

The Sixth Commandment on iplayer. Absolutely EXCELLENT.

I am also very much enjoying What Remains (also BBC1).

Both have 4 episodes or so, and can be binged in one day!

Following!

@Hongkongsuey thank you Number One Super Guy.

I'm back to say don't bother with Wolf.

I lovely scarey movies and horror but this was a bit too much for me. It's pretty hard core and very psychologically disturbing - I watched it in an overly constant state of tension and I found that really put me off the whole thing.

I've just finished this. If my son hadn't wanted to persevere, I'd have dumped it after the first two episodes. The plot didn't seem to progress at all until episode three but great acting from the main character and Phil.

I second this ! Absolutely fantastic, Superb acting all round. I watched the documentary after it too on all4.

I just found Thirteen on BBC with the brilliant Jodie Comer, worth a watch.

Your Honor on Paramount is superb. I've started watching it on someone's recommendation and it's phenomenal.

We've just finished A Spy Among Friends on ITVX. It's about Kim Philby and stars Damian Lewis, Guy Pearce and Anna Maxwell Martin. Guy Pearce is fantastic in it.

Saint x on Disney is good.

I love this thread! Just signing in to suggest Steeltown Murders, s true story about murders in Port Talbot in South Wales.

Steeltown Murders was very good.
So sad though, it being a true story.

Good morning Veronica on Netflix is also good.

6th commandment. Utterly brilliant. Written from the families (victims) POV for a change, rather than the killers. Acting was superb. 4 parter.

Yes I enjoyed that too. Timothy Spall was wonderful in it.

I'm currently watching love and death on itv and it's so good - true story. Hooked

Weirdly Disney have the same
Story Candy. The Disney Candy looks more like the real Candy.

Interesting to see two different interpretations.

The killing kind on paramount.

Shelter on Prime

Dear Child and Burning body on Netflix. The latter a true story.

The Holiday with Jill Halfpenny was a great limited series

Penance on Netflix

It’s 6 parts, but I’ve heard good things about Wilderness, on Amazon Prime - planning to watch it as soon as I’ve finished my Buffy rewatch!

I've just started this from your recommendation. It's looking good!

The Cry Netflix
Inside Man Netflix
The Sixth Commandment BBC
The Virtues (I think ch4) Stephen Graham.. absolutely amazing.
Unorthodox Netflix
The Act Prime video
The Girl from Planeville Prime Video

I think this is based on the same true story as "Candy" (Disney Plus) which is also meant to be very good.