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 Woman in the Wall on bbc iplayer is just brilliant. Absolutely gripped - final episode tonight.

Loved Deceit on Netflix and The Thief His Wife & the Canoe. Chloe was brilliant too.

Just watched Wilderness. 2023 series 1, 6 episodes. Jenna Coleman. Was ok.

Have not RTFT, but in case this has not been mentioned, Unbelievable on Netflix is bloody brilliant. Female centred crime drama based on true events, starring Toni Collette.

Blatant placemark! I’ve seen a few of the suggestions, but there’s many listed that I haven’t seen, and I’m looking forward to getting cosy and getting my teeth into some of these!

Oh I love TC ❤️

The Woman in the Wall on iPlayer is excellent

Posters who recommend Malpractice (ITVX) - thank you! It was so good!

Place marking for the dark winter nights

The Long Shadow (ITVX series about the investigation into Peter Sutcliffe's murders) is very well-done and focuses on the victims' back stories and the infuriating(!) botched police investigation. The acting is brilliant.

Yesterday I discovered 'Bodies' on Netflix.

Police procedural but happening n the past, now and in the future.

Not sure if Paybsck had been mentioned, but I binged it all in one go on Sunday. It was excellent

This!

Also
ex wife channel 5.
Time new series bbc1
The virtues old channel 4 (Stephen Graham)
Boiling point bbc1
The inheritance channel 5

Just coming back here to say I have seen this trailed and I can hardly wait! Looks just up our street on this thread

Too Good To Be True Channel 5

https://tellymix.co.uk/too-good-to-be-true-channel-5/

Rachel is a single mother to her young son, Liam. Living on the brink of poverty, Rachel tirelessly works as a cleaner in a hotel to support her son.

Their lives take an unexpected turn when Rachel’s employer is contacted by Simone, a businesswoman acting on behalf of a wealthy client named Elliot. Simone presents Rachel with an opportunity for a job that promises better pay and shorter hours, an offer that appears too good to be true- a job working for a handsome wealthy businessman with a lavish lifestyle (and judging from the trailers a very nice house!)

@ABoyCalledBasil was it any good?

@Sunny866 I've watched 2 out of I think 5. It's not bad - a bit slow paced but the sort of thing I like - nice house, bit of psychological intrigue, stylish interiors and shots. relaxing easy viewing.

Have you seen the bodyguard series?

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Fool Me Once on Netflix
https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81588093

It's 8 episodes so more than I was looking for in my opening post but it's really good!
I've never seen Michelle Keegan in anything - thought she was just a tabloid Only way is Essex type fixture but she's well cast here and does a good job.

I really enjoyed it from start to finish. Would recommend for this type of drama if you like this sort of thing.

I'm loving 'traces' on iPlayer - would really recommend it. I devoured series 1 and am now on to 2.

We enjoyed Coma starring Jason Watkins

I've just seen an advert for this on ITV - The Beast Must Die featuring Jared Harris who I think is a great actor so hopeful.

The Beast Must Die - Watch Episode - ITVX

Red eye on ITVx also really good, I thought! Human interest was good - airplane type intrigue though, so not for those who get anxious on planes! 🙂

I've just watched two episodes of Jana on BBC 4.
It's Swedish and features a "trainee prosecutor" investigating a murder.
It's very good so far.

Just binged watched 'Payback ' on itv player. Really enjoyed it.

I just finished watching this too. It’s worth a watch.

The Drought, itvx is excellent. Spain's answer to The Bridge