Dept. Q TV series review
There is something about the way the Brits create crime based TV serials. The British are very good at creating slow burn, dialogue based thriller TV serials, that actually move quite slowly are mostly dialogue heavy, punctuated with a sprinkling of action, and rather economical use of production sets, but keep you on the edge of your seats anyway and keep you thirsting for the next episode. The Dept. Q joins a long line of such thrillers, that make use of the dry laconic and mostly sarcastic Brit humor, blend in a few characters that also make use of the lone wolf or buddy cop concept racing agains the clock to solve a crime or save a life or both, whilst facing personal demons. Although the plot of this series isn't particularly new, the added element of a fish out of water political refugee who has skills, adds the extra sting, along with the exploration of PTSD and a sly inject of possible romance along with the usual 'devil may care' protagonist mixed together wit...