Shetland

Any foreign mystery series lover knows Shetland is a must see. You’ll need subtitles. Scenery alone is worth it. Believable on all levels.

I just finished the third season. The whole season revolves around one murder mystery. It was fantastic! I've upgraded my rating from an 8 (great) to a 9 (superb) out of 10. Much see drama, in my books. Now I'm going to revisit season 1 & 2. I think I missed most of it because of my pain meds. It's worth a second look.

While in recovery from surgery, I've started watching Shetland, a crime drama on the island communities of the Shetland Islands. Slow paced, as one might expect from unusual activities being investigated among people who know everyone, but good story lines, excellent, believable character development. I give the series an 8 (great) out of 10, but I'm going to have to rewatch some of it as I was knocked out by pain meds between a part one and a part two of one of the episodes sets.

[Filmin] One of the few survivors of the police series that triumphed on British television in the 2000s, the setting of Shetland between Scotland and Norway gives it a uniqueness that brings it closer to a Nordic noir than a Tartan noir, although it maintains the latter's melancholic tone. The series soon went its own way, moving away from Ann Cleeves' novels with original stories and has managed to build one of the most charismatic main characters in British police series, although the scripts are less brilliant than other contemporary productions such as "Endeavour" or "Grantchester".

Feel like they make a huge error canceling this series. they don't make series like this anymore .

aye, I love Scottish accent

Brilliant series, Loved it. The scenery on this island is awesome and they 100% made the most of it. Watch it, enjoy it.