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In ‘Dept. Q,’ Netflix continues a trend of finding hits across the globe
Olsen’s novel “The Keeper of Lost Causes,” and created by Scott Frank (who brought a similar storytelling verve to his ...
Dept. Q Ending Explained: Who Shot Morck?
Morck and Akram depressurize Merritt's chamber without killing her as Hardy follows the action over the phone. Merritt is ...
Milly Alcock's 'Sirens' Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score Takes Another Major Hit Nearly a Month After It Released
Sirens' Rotten Tomatoes audience score keeps dropping a month after the Milly Alcock series dropped on Netflix.
Netflix Co-CEO Greg Peters Calls UK Production Ecosystem A Great Example For U.S.
Netflix co-CEO Greg Peter on Wednesday talked up the company’s investment in UK production and why it’s so extensive: the ...
Netflix’s #2 most-watched show is a new crime procedural that I can’t recommend streaming enough
But it's much more than that, which is why I pretty much inhaled every episode. What's so great about Dept. Q The show is ...
The 'Dept Q' Season 1 Finale Hints At Carl’s Future And Finally Reveals Merritt’s Fate
The season 1 finale of Netflix’s ‘Dept Q’ reveals who kidnapped Merritt Lingard, and hints at the future of detective Carl ...
Is 'Dept. Q' Coming Back for Season 2?
For Department Q, no case is ever closed. The new crime thriller Dept. Q has drawn buzz since its 29 May premiere on Netflix.
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Dept. Q: "It’s not the situation that makes you watch... It’s these people" — Director Frank on character over plot
Netflix's latest crime thriller series Dept. Q is based on the Nordic noir book series by Danish writer Jussi Adler-Olsen, which contains a total of ten books.
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''A certain degree of laziness'': Dept. Q author reveals how he based his protagonist Carl Morck on some of his own characteristics
Netflix's latest Scottish thriller series Dept. Q has climbed the network's Top 10 charts and is gaining positive reviews from the audience and critics alike.