We Hunt Together

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.

To date, there have been two seasons released of this series. They have left it open for another season, but there is no word yet. (Open, but not a cliffhanger.) The acting is superb. Eve Myles playing cranky against Babou Ceesay's perpetual optimism makes a great investigative pairing, while Hermione Corfield's performed psychopathy and Dipo Ola's convincing search for redemption shifts our moral compass. There is a dark lightness at play here, that, at first, I found dissonant, but soon became an integral rhythm of the story. The cast is wonderful, the story is darkly captivating, the series is compelling, I give this series an 8 (compelling) out of 10, {Crime Drama}

To the reviewer who says if your acquainted with British series you won't like this pfft. I watch mainly all UK series and watched 2 episodes last night ( that's all I could get) and thought it was pretty good. I watched 1 episode of whitechapl ater and fell asleep. Also it took me forever to go back to Broadchurch after 2 episodes and boy was I glad I did. it's only few episodes in and I go agree they gave it all away right away so hopefully there' some twist in it all but I'll definitely continue and was upset I could only watch 2 episodes.

A fabulously refreshing series with a wonderful blend of humour with a sinister brooding atmosphere. The story is entertaining, snaking its way across the landscape in a dangerous game of catch-me-if-you-can.

The main characters are superbly portrayed with powerful intra-team dynamics with the ever bickering Lola and Jackson and their strongly contrasting temperaments. Also cross-team there is a taunting love/hate relationship between matter-of-fact Lola (Eve Myles) and the out-and-out psychopath Freddie (Hermione Corfield). This is reminiscent of the liaison between Eve and Villanelle in Killing Eve; both ladies are magnificent, as anticipated from Myles, but the (to me) unknown Corfield is a breath of fresh air, nailing her part.

An original series, head-and-shoulders above most UK procedural thrillers with excellent writing, powerful dialogue and suspense to spare.

I'm not sure how I feel about this series. I liked it but it did irk me too. Some nice performances which hide the story weaknesses. There were too many plotting conveniences, logic problems, plot holes and poor procedural research in the latter episodes. I think it's a mistake to carry on with Freddy's story. It'll be too much like Killing Eve.