I've binge-watched Shetland, latest Rebus, Slow Horses, and Strike...

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What can I watch next?

Only subscribed to Netflix at present and can't find anything of interest!

Apple Cider Vinegar (Netflix)

Silent Witness (BBC)

Channel 4 have lots of Scandi detective dramas

The Capture (Netflix)

Wisting, DNA (excellent), The Bay

Where can I watch Rebus?? I loved those books

Did you watch The Fall?

Also Joan, Grace, and North Shore on ITV

An t-Eilean is quite fun if you don't mind some silly bits

(Constable - I hear you're from Harris so you're on the case! Wait... You won't have any conflicts will you?)

It's on BBC iPlayer.

Thank you for all the suggestions - I'll check them out

Netflix has quite a few Harlen Coben adaptations which are all fantastic.

North Shore and Playing Nice are also great if you can get ITV.

Blue Lights on iPlayer.

Love/Hate, the best Irish crime series in early 2000s

As well as An t-EileN I’d recommend Cra which is on bbc iPlayer, it’s Irish Gaelic

I just watched the Åre Murders on Netflix and it’s a fairly easy crime show with some nice scenery if you like scandi stuff.

Happy Valley and Line of Duty are brilliant. As is Spooks. I hated all the Harlen Coben ones though.

Narcos.

Oh oh also Astrid in Paris and Patience

Vera, Unforgotten

Vera on ITV if you've not seen those.

Black doves.
Unforgotten.
Night Agent.
Happy Valley.

Another vote for The Night Agent , two series available now

I just watched Small Island on I-player. I missed it the first time round. It finished abruptly and could have had many spin off series. But it was very good.

The Chelsea Detective