We Hunt Together

Dark and different story, with an interesting villain in "Frederika", a psycho for sure. I just wished she hadn't constantly said "Baba" the whole time! I know it was his name but it got a bit wearing agfter a while.

The relationship between police colleagues Lola and Jackson was fun and his character was really appealing. Eve Myles looks very dowdy in this, compared to the glamorous and sexy Faith in the brilliant Keeping Faith, but that's being a good actress I guess.

What I can't understand is that some of the better known actors in this - Kris Marshall and Neil Stuke - don't appear in the cast list shown on here.

Anyway, this is definitely worth watching.

I found this series after finishing up Season four of Killing Eve, and noticed a startling resemblance with the principal characters. For a British crime procedural, it's quite good, without overly heavy leaning on common tropes. Certainly watchable, and I always enjoy Eve Myles' work.

Well acted from everyone, and a lot to think about with characters that are far from "normal" Mainly dark moments with a little bit of humour thrown in - great cast - well worth watching.

Brits love their police procedurals even more than Americans and this one is certainly top-notch entertainment.

The entire cast is fantastic and I really love to hate the rude, dysfunctional Lola, while liking and sympathizing with the engaging Jackson who, despite his upbeat manner, keeps getting knocked down. No good deed goes unpunished with Jackson. And DSI boss-woman Susan Smart is hilarious as the person most likely to close a case before the real killer is found.

Freddie is forever facinating and the emerging killer from season 2 is mesmerizing and brillant. I hope to see more of him!

Fingers crossed that this great, contemporary cat and mouse game will be renewed for season 3 and beyond.

Three episodes in and really enjoying the dark energy of this series.

The main characters are well played and the dynamics work well too.

Recommend watching it - better than many "cop" series on more mainstream channels.