Alison Woods, deaf caterer, works to support her mother, and herself. Alison is asked by the police to lip-read conversations with dangerous criminals. Alison starts to fall for one of the s... Read allAlison Woods, deaf caterer, works to support her mother, and herself. Alison is asked by the police to lip-read conversations with dangerous criminals. Alison starts to fall for one of the suspects, but will not abandon the investigation.Alison Woods, deaf caterer, works to support her mother, and herself. Alison is asked by the police to lip-read conversations with dangerous criminals. Alison starts to fall for one of the suspects, but will not abandon the investigation.
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I binged all 6 episodes in one day, loved it!
Code of Silence reminded me of Patience as well: a girl with a mundane job and a special talent helps the police.
But this time it's one case for the whole season. Loved that it was a robbery case, not the usual murder.
Rose Ayling-Ellis is super sweet. I guess she played the character really well: Alison desperately wants to prove herself, to show people that she's worth something. And oh my God, she's absolutely insufferable when she does what she's not supposed to do. I was almost screaming at the screen every time she put herself in danger. The suspense was killing me.
I haven't seen Kieron Moore before, but wow. He is annoyingly attractive and has that bad boy with a good soul vibe that makes heart of every female skip a bit.
The series turned a bit melodramatic in the end, but still hope there will be season 2.
Code of Silence reminded me of Patience as well: a girl with a mundane job and a special talent helps the police.
But this time it's one case for the whole season. Loved that it was a robbery case, not the usual murder.
Rose Ayling-Ellis is super sweet. I guess she played the character really well: Alison desperately wants to prove herself, to show people that she's worth something. And oh my God, she's absolutely insufferable when she does what she's not supposed to do. I was almost screaming at the screen every time she put herself in danger. The suspense was killing me.
I haven't seen Kieron Moore before, but wow. He is annoyingly attractive and has that bad boy with a good soul vibe that makes heart of every female skip a bit.
The series turned a bit melodramatic in the end, but still hope there will be season 2.
I absolutely loved code of silence. Brilliant acting and I hope there will be more episodes to come PLEASE. The suspense to throughout all six episodes never wavered. I loved the connection between Alison and Liam. Considering Liam was a "bad boy" he really looked out for and protected Alison and her mam. Great acting from Alison's mam too. And having three deaf people in the series proves acting is for everyone. Well done to all actors and all that were involved in the making of this brilliant series. But you can't just leave it at that, I do hope there are more series to come as this can go a long way.
I binged it too.... it did slide a little but not enough to worry me, and I did rely on subtitles occasionally and a couple of rewinds. I'd watch a second season though.
It gave a little insight in the deaf world, and if I ever came across a deaf person I would be a little more understanding of how they can be ignored.
It was engaging enough to me, and made sense with no real plot holes.... A nice experience overall. Good acting, location and film-work...it all flowed nicely.
A solid 7
I binged it too.... it did slide a little but not enough to worry me, and I did rely on subtitles occasionally and a couple of rewinds. I'd watch a second season though.
It gave a little insight in the deaf world, and if I ever came across a deaf person I would be a little more understanding of how they can be ignored.
It was engaging enough to me, and made sense with no real plot holes.... A nice experience overall. Good acting, location and film-work...it all flowed nicely.
A solid 7.
It gave a little insight in the deaf world, and if I ever came across a deaf person I would be a little more understanding of how they can be ignored.
It was engaging enough to me, and made sense with no real plot holes.... A nice experience overall. Good acting, location and film-work...it all flowed nicely.
A solid 7
I binged it too.... it did slide a little but not enough to worry me, and I did rely on subtitles occasionally and a couple of rewinds. I'd watch a second season though.
It gave a little insight in the deaf world, and if I ever came across a deaf person I would be a little more understanding of how they can be ignored.
It was engaging enough to me, and made sense with no real plot holes.... A nice experience overall. Good acting, location and film-work...it all flowed nicely.
A solid 7.
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This was a great show, I've watched all 6 now and loved it. Rose is a brilliant actress and I hope to see her in more dramas. I'd not seen Kieron before but he was fab! It's was great to see Joe Absolom in something new too!
It was a clever storyline and something different from other police dramas that have been on recently, it's good to have lots of deaf actors and not just one person that's deaf. Rose has definitely helped the deaf community since strictly and she deserves all the work she is getting!
All the cast were great and it was well filmed too! Gutted it's over! Would totally recommend.
It was a clever storyline and something different from other police dramas that have been on recently, it's good to have lots of deaf actors and not just one person that's deaf. Rose has definitely helped the deaf community since strictly and she deserves all the work she is getting!
All the cast were great and it was well filmed too! Gutted it's over! Would totally recommend.
Out of the 2 recent crime dramas with deaf leads, this is the better one. Code Of Silence has a far fetched premise but is so honest with it we're up for the ride. Great cast helps a lot but it's the slow building romance hiding in plain sight that makes this show a stand out. The main characters are flawed and constantly asked to question their moral compass which makes for a very fun watch. Yes the ending is very silly and unbelievable but this must be the first time a crime drama builds its storyline around a blossoming and forbidden love. Season 2 please! And with the same leads if possible!
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- TriviaWhen the very first episode first aired on ITV1 on May 18th 2025 an advert break was shown with no audio and just subtitles to honour Alison's deafness as well as her actress Rose Ayling-Ellis.
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