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Bloodlands

Bloodlands

6,7 /10 (65 Votes)
2021 EN 2 Seasons

Overview

Northern Irish police officer DCI Tom Brannick connects a suicide note with an infamous cold case with enormous personal significance.

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First air date

21/02/2021

Votes

65

Popularity

3.5

The past isn't dead.

Genres

Status

Canceled

Type

Scripted

Created by

Chris Brandon

Networks

BBC One

Language

EN

Last air date

2022-10-23

Episodes

10

Episode runtime

56 min

Website

www.bbc.co.uk
Series 1

Series 1

4 episodes • 2021 • ⭐ 7,0

A Northern Irish police detective connects a suicide note to an infamous cold case.

Series 2

Series 2

6 episodes • 2022 • ⭐ 7,6

The murder of a crooked accountant reveals a trail of greed and a dark mystery.

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Peter McGinn

Peter McGinn

2021-03-03

⭐ 6

I couldn’t get into this series, but I wouldn’t discourage anyone from giving it a try. I really like the lead actor — isn’t he the pig farmer from Ned Devine? — and a few others in the cast seemed fine. The plot never really grabbed me, however. It seemed familiar to me, but to be fair, there are only so many police detective themes out there, and the detective who takes on a cold case that no one wants him to handle and which is part of his own past and turns dangerous, is one of them. Perhaps the show fell victim to my long waiting list of shows and movies I have lined up to watch. P…

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MovieGuys

2022-10-16

⭐ 5

It was interesting to see another reviewer state they couldn't get into this series, funnily enough, nor could I. I'm going to try to break down why that is. I suspect the problem here is there are too many sub plots. Constantly introducing often predictable and at times cliched, sub plots tends to detract from and water down the overriding focus of the story, an assassin who just happen's to be a police officer. Is the assassin/cop going to get caught, will there be a big reveal or will he go on getting away with it? This should be the key pivot point of this series but there is so mu…

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