“Dept. Q” is the new crime drama in Netflix in Edinburgh. He plays Matthew Jude in the role of Karl Mork, and he is the investigator who returns to work after a painful incident to operate a new section for cold cases.
The series comes from Scott Frank, which is famous for writing and directing the Netflix series “Godless” and “The Queen’s Gambit”. It depends on a novel with the same name by the Danish author Jussi Adler-Lesen, an ideal watch for those who are waiting for the following Harlan Coben air conditioning with the Earth on the current.
“Dept. Q” begins at the time when MORCK and the Inspector James Hardy (Jamie Sives) at the crime scene with a smaller officer when a masked man arrives and shoots the trio.
MORCK was injured in the attack, Hardy Mashloul, killing the younger officer. When Moring eventually returns to work, it was sent to manage a new section for cold cases on the basement from Edinburgh Station to get it away from the road. Salem (Alexei Manfelov), a Syrian police officer who escaped from his home and is now working in Edinburgh.
They start searching for the disappearance of Meret Lingard (Chloe Perry), a public prosecutor who disappeared four years ago, and discovered a sprawling puzzle.
The first season of nine episodes, which was released on May 29, received positive reviews on the Internet. the Guardian It was called “dark, gothic treatment”, while diverse She described it as “provoking a crime fraught with passion that is never abandoned.”
Here is what to know about “Dept. Q” Season Two.
Netflix has not announced “Dept. Q” Season Two so far, but there are more stories that you tell
Matthew Jude at “Dept. Q.”
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“Dept. Q” has not yet been renewed for the second season. The sign may wait for the number of subscribers to see the series within the first few weeks before they decide whether to return Goode to resolve more cold cases in Edinburgh.
A representative from Netflix did not respond to the comment.
The good news is that the actors have already expressed his interest in returning to “Dept. Q” Season Two.
In an interview with Yahoo UKJude said that he told the director and the writer that they “really need to do” a second season, and that the show can raise his series in the second season.
Costar Pirrie chanted this, tell the director, “I would like to see more. When I saw the episodes that I liked, these characters are fun to be with them.”
“I want to see that this team is doing more things together,” she added.
Fortunately, there are already a few other Netflix stories to adapt to the offer. there 10 Books in the Adler-Lesen seriesAnd, which means that there are many other puzzles that must be extracted if “Dept. Q” in the second season gets green light.
But for any of Nordic Noir fans, the first six books were already adapted to movies in Denmark, with the other four group to reach between 2026 and 2032.
“Dept. Q” now flows on Netflix.
