From the writer and director of The Queen's Gambit, Matthew Goode stars as DCI Carl Morck - a brash, but brilliant detective leading a cold case unit in Edinburgh. DEPT. Q, a nine-part crime procedural series, coming May 29th.
*** Dept Q ***
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I thought it was very good, need more of you to watch it
I'm two episodes in -- really enjoying it so far.
I'll turn on the subtitles and give this one a look!
You're from down South,
And when you open your mouth,
You always seem to put your foot there.
And when you open your mouth,
You always seem to put your foot there.
Matthew Goode was incredible in The Offer. Will give this one a shot.
It's good.
Downton Abbey alum too.GreasenUSA said:
Matthew Goode was incredible in The Offer. Will give this one a shot.
You're from down South,
And when you open your mouth,
You always seem to put your foot there.
And when you open your mouth,
You always seem to put your foot there.
Starting this now.
But it better not suck!!
<Homer Simpson shaking fist gif>
But it better not suck!!
<Homer Simpson shaking fist gif>
Just finished it. VERY GOOD!
I highly recommend.
I highly recommend.
I'm really enjoying this one, half way done. But Carl's a-hole humor is my favorite part of the entire show. Great character for Goode. I also love the scenes with Kelly Macdonald I've always had a thing for her ever since Boardwalk Empire but she and Carl have a funny rapport
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Akram needs his own prequel spin-off!
Good show
Good show
I just finished watching this.
And I want to go back and watch from the beginning again to figure out what all I missed.
And I want to go back and watch from the beginning again to figure out what all I missed.
Preview makes this look like another flavor of Slow Horses which I'm not opposed to....
100% agree. Still have a couple episodes left to watch but the Akram Universe needs to be explored!
Like the vibe of this show, have a few episodes to go.
I can't do subtitles. Is this a good watch without?
I didnt use subtitles, but I've never really had issues with British shows (lot of scottish accents in this one).PlanoAg98 said:
I can't do subtitles. Is this a good watch without?
So that probably depends on if you can understand those kinds of accents
There have been a few instances where I needed the subtitles to understand what was said, but the majority of the show has been easy enough to follow...especially the critical components.PlanoAg98 said:
I can't do subtitles. Is this a good watch without?
the Scottish accents re a lot harder for me to follow. And Scottish slang is a challenge.
I used subtitles, but probably didn't need to.
I used subtitles, but probably didn't need to.
I gave up on MobLand as I needed subtitles for it.Quote:
I used subtitles, but probably didn't need to.
We turn on subtitles by default now for almost every show.
Age + piss poor sound editing being the norm now requires it for us.
Age + piss poor sound editing being the norm now requires it for us.
How do you watch anything these days without subtitles?PlanoAg98 said:
I can't do subtitles. Is this a good watch without?
Thanks for the rec, gonna give it a shot
2 episodes in, and I'm hooked. Really good and excited to see where it goes. Hoping for more seasons….
We finished it up last night. Loved the resolution and the ending. I hope this gets another season. It's certainly set up for one.
Just watched the season finale.
So Moira was vehement about Carl not investigating his own shooting. So why did she give the case to Hardy? Maybe Carl is somehow unknowingly involved?
So Moira was vehement about Carl not investigating his own shooting. So why did she give the case to Hardy? Maybe Carl is somehow unknowingly involved?
I wondered that, as well. Maybe it had more to do with Carl's personality than the fact that it was his own shooting.Jawn Dough said:
Just watched the season finale.
So Moira was vehement about Carl not investigating his own shooting. So why did she give the case to Hardy? Maybe Carl is somehow unknowingly involved?
I think it has more to do with Carl's personality, him being very unpredictable and unable to work with the team already working on the case. Hardy is obviously much more of a team player.Jawn Dough said:
Just watched the season finale.
So Moira was vehement about Carl not investigating his own shooting. So why did she give the case to Hardy? Maybe Carl is somehow unknowingly involved?
Great show! Give me 10 more seasons of this. The characters are fantastic, well acted, and the personalities are fun to watch together. The story was also very good, and had very good pacing.
Fun fact: Looks like this is an adaptation of a Danish novel series called Department Q. The first season of the show follows the first book, The Keeper of the Lost Causes. Which was also made into a Danish movie. There are 10 books in the series with Danish film adaptations of the first 6.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Department_Q
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Department_Q
One of the best series I have seen in a while. They better continue the series. Awesome!
I just finished this last night. WOW! It's one of the best shows I've watched in a long, long time.
We definitely need another couple seasons.
The final episode hit all the notes I wanted.
We definitely need another couple seasons.
The final episode hit all the notes I wanted.
I watched the first episode last night and really liked it. Has anyone read the book? I am trying to decide if I should start reading the book before finishing the season.
Great series. One of my favorites in Netflix in a while. Highly recommend it. Hope they make a season 2.
Finished it last night as well. Enjoyed this one.
Question...
They spent quite a bit of time on Fincher, even intimidating him at the Country Club towards the end.
Was that just a bad lead, that ended up having nothing to do with Merrit?
If not, what was the connection I missed?
If so, why did they sent a henchman to intimidate Carl and his boy?
I feel like I missed something about that part of the story.
Question...
They spent quite a bit of time on Fincher, even intimidating him at the Country Club towards the end.
Was that just a bad lead, that ended up having nothing to do with Merrit?
If not, what was the connection I missed?
If so, why did they sent a henchman to intimidate Carl and his boy?
I feel like I missed something about that part of the story.
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