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The action of the new episodes has a few hints of Greek tragedy and 19th-century melodrama, but it flows with a certain logic

Never before has a prison riot been better portrayed than in this production

Far from a morbid retelling of death, the series features notable sets and costuming — and does not shy from showing the machismo that permeated the hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper

Under the guise of a traditional police plot, the series also makes its audience to think more deeply about human behavior, its highs and lows

Television networks and platforms could not remain on the sidelines of an already traditional custom of glorifying violence as a solution to problems

Cruelty and the lust for power exist in all social classes

Actor Frank Lammers shows that you can be the leading man in a series without needing to respond to the traditional standards of male beauty

The story of three rookie police officers in a Belfast police station is the definition of excellent television

With a dramatic background, the Swedish Netflix series talks about the difficulties, real or imagined, of personal relationships

Unexpected alliances, white-collar betrayals, luxury exiles and triumphant returns are all part of a show the delves into the carpeted jungle where anything goes

Stephen King said it’s the best adaptation of any of his novels, which is high praise for its creator, David E. Kelley

The popular BBC presenter of ‘Crimewatch’ died of a gunshot to the head outside her home in 1999. A Netflix documentary explores how the wrong person was convicted, and why the real killer remains unknown

The series on Prime Video is an entertaining show that takes place far from the stereotypes of palm-tree lined Rio de Janeiro

The Netflix series about Purdue Pharma and OxyContin is a perfect example of corporate greed: anything goes if the bottom line is positive