There are many police dramas, but this deals with the reality of a constable's life and training better than any I can remember. Add in Belfast as the city, and it is truly eye-opening. You soon forget that you are watching actors, and so you identify with the characters. The acting is superb: Richard Dormer and Joanne Crawford in particular. The writers are ex-investigative journalists who did a lot of research with The Police Service of Northern Ireland. The dialogue is well-crafted and taut. The final episode is very satisfying. There is a good chance that you will "binge-watch all six episodes.
Review of Blue Lights
