Added to Prime Video on Wednesday, Mar 27, 2024 In the heart of London, the complex and compelling cases of “Murder City” Season 2 unfold, driven by the dynamic duo of DI Susan Alembic and DS Luke Stone. Their contrasting approaches to policing — Alembic’s methodical tactics versus Stone’s unconventional methods — prove effective in solving intricate crimes. Across four episodes, they navigate a series of challenging investigations, from a suspicious death resembling a suicide to a deliberate hit-and-run, a sexually motivated murder, and a deeply personal crime that hits close to home for the team. Each episode delves into the dark underbelly of the city, revealing the multifaceted nature of justice and the personal toll it takes on those who pursue it.
Length: Approximately 4h 31m (episodes vary from 1h 7m to 1h 9m)
Genre: Drama, Crime
This Title is: Gripping, Dark, Thought-Provoking
Murder City – Season 2 is New, and streaming on Prime Video in Canada!
Cast
- Amanda Donohoe
- Kris Marshall
- Laura Main
- Connor McIntyre
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: TV-14
Content advisory includes nudity, violence, alcohol use, smoking, foul language, sexual content.
Trivia
- The role of DC Frank Craven was significantly expanded after Tim Dantay left the series.
- Dr. Annie Parvez’s role within the team grows in Season 2, utilizing her as a criminal profiler alongside her pathology duties.
- Directors for the season include Richard Spence and Ian Knox, with Mark Hudson serving as the producer.
Our Review
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This season of “Murder City” maintains its reputation for high-quality production and compelling storytelling. The chemistry between the lead actors elevates the intricate plotlines, making each episode both engaging and emotionally resonant. Critiques focus on the desire for more depth in character development and occasionally predictable plot twists, yet the series stands out for its blend of tension, drama, and moments of light-heartedness. The visuals effectively complement the dark, gritty tone of the series, although some episodes could benefit from more dynamic cinematography. Overall, it’s a must-watch for fans of British crime dramas.
Critic Scores
Murder City – Season 2 has received a great review by the critics.
