Criminal: UK (Netflix) might sound boring to some potential viewers. Take into consideration these details from episodes one and two. It has three sets: an interrogation room, a room in which others watch from behind a see-through mirror and tape the interrogation, and a hallway outside both rooms. Not much. But inside those rooms two policemen question a suspect for murder (episode one) or attempted murder (episode two). The suspect has his lawyer, and from the start we know nothing. Is he guilty? Are the police simply desperate to accuse someone, maybe anybody? One has to watch to find out, and one will watch because Criminal: UK isn’t boring.
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An absorbing twist on the police drama
criminal: uk (netflix) might sound boring to some potential viewers. take into consideration these details from episodes one and two. it has...
Carl Curtis

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