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    Dept. Q

    “Not all causes are lost.”

    8.0
    2025
    1 Season • 9 Episodes
    Drama
    Crime
    Mystery
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    About

    A brash but brilliant cop becomes head of a new police department, where he leads an unlikely team of misfits in solving Edinburgh's cold cases.

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    Cast

    Matthew Goode

    Matthew Goode

    DCI Carl Morck

    Chloe Pirrie

    Chloe Pirrie

    Merritt Lingard

    Jamie Sives

    Jamie Sives

    DCI James Hardy

    Alexej Manvelov

    Alexej Manvelov

    Akram Salim

    Leah Byrne

    Leah Byrne

    DC Rose Dickson

    Kelly Macdonald

    Kelly Macdonald

    Dr Rachel Irving

    Kate Dickie

    Kate Dickie

    Moira Jacobson

    Tom Bulpett

    Tom Bulpett

    William Lingard

    Aaron McVeigh

    Aaron McVeigh

    Jasper Stewart

    Matthew Goode

    Matthew Goode

    DCI Carl Morck

    Chloe Pirrie

    Chloe Pirrie

    Merritt Lingard

    Jamie Sives

    Jamie Sives

    DCI James Hardy

    Alexej Manvelov

    Alexej Manvelov

    Akram Salim

    Leah Byrne

    Leah Byrne

    DC Rose Dickson

    Kelly Macdonald

    Kelly Macdonald

    Dr Rachel Irving

    Kate Dickie

    Kate Dickie

    Moira Jacobson

    Tom Bulpett

    Tom Bulpett

    William Lingard

    Aaron McVeigh

    Aaron McVeigh

    Jasper Stewart

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    Based on the Danish novel "The Keeper of Lost Causes" by Jussi Adler-Olsen and no doubt the 2013 Danish film, the Scottish series, "Dept.Q" cant quite fill the boots, of its scandi crime thriller, counterpart. Lets look at the positives. The acting is undeniably superb. This series is backed by a strong cast, of veteran UK actors. As a result, the complex characterisations, are brought to full bodied life. The script sensibly, adheres to a similar core story, to the one found in the Danish film, too. Its dark, disturbing and at times creepily unsettling, stuff. Where it falls down, is its re-invention, of the main character. Morck is presented as an "angry man", "the devil", ready to violently explode. By contrast, the Danish film's Morck is driven not by rage but instead, a meticulously obsessive, crime solver personality. One that brushes aside social norms and conventions, to close the case. In summary, if you can look past the measure of sabotage, of the main character, then there's a decent crime drama on offer. Its not as outstanding, as its Scandinavian counterpart but its still compelling enough, to warrant a look.

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    Featurettes(1)

    Department Q Cast Explain Dark Themes, Adapting The Novel & Scottish Slang | BAFTA thumbnail

    Department Q Cast Explain Dark Themes, Adapting The Novel & Scottish Slang | BAFTA

    Department Q Cast Explain Dark Themes, Adapting The Novel & Scottish Slang | BAFTA thumbnail

    Department Q Cast Explain Dark Themes, Adapting The Novel & Scottish Slang | BAFTA