Netflix dropped Dept. Q this May, and it’s already stealing the spotlight, although honestly, it’s easy to see why.

If Dept. Q left you spiraling in the best way possible, heart heavy, brain buzzing, soul somewhere in a rain-soaked Edinburgh alley, you’re probably craving more.

British crime thriller Dept Q is Netflix's latest hit, centred on a brash detective who leads a team of misfits in a new cold ...

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There’s been this ongoing concern, I mean like in the air, for a while now, about people’s attention spans. I find it even ...

Carl Mork is depressed, traumatised and unlikeable. His team are a bit odd too. Surprisingly, they’re all very good at their ...

In the run-up to the third season's release, "Ginny & Georgia" fans got the show back into the top 10, and now that "Ginny & ...

The Netflix chart-topper follows Detective Carl Morck (Matthew Goode), a deeply flawed and emotionally scarred investigator assigned to a cold-case unit after a traumatic incident. The show doesn't ...

It has an American creator, a Scottish setting, and a varied UK cast. It’s based on a Danish novel. The buzzy new crime ...

An Edinburgh police detective and a team of misfits search for a woman who vanished several years earlier. Critic John Powers says the byplay of characters makes Dept. Q worth watching.

The nine-part series follows grumpy Detective Morck (Matthew Goode) who is assigned a new department at the police station in Edinburgh, where he's given cold cases to solve. For his first job he ...

The crime thriller series, inspired by Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen's bestselling novels and set in Edinburgh, Scotland, follows detective Carl Morck as he leads a ragtag team tasked with ...