Seasons — Hustle
Series 1
The clever caper that became *Hustle* burst onto BBC One screens on February 24th, 2004, propelled by a memorable marketing push – the tagline "the con is on" instantly captured the show’s playful spirit. And it resonated with audiences! The premiere episode proved to be a hit ri…
Series 2
The buzz around *[Show Name]* was so intense that the BBC quickly greenlit a second season – in fact, just three episodes into its initial run! Viewers eagerly awaited the return, and when Series Two finally aired on BBC One from March to April 2005, it captivated a remarkable au…
Season 3
Following a hugely popular second season, *Hustle* returned for its third installment with the original cast intact, launching on March 10th, 2006 and concluding April 14th. The show’s growing success caught the attention of American audiences, leading to a significant deal with …
Season 4
The success of *Hustle* earned it a secure future – a fourth season felt almost inevitable thanks to AMC’s strong support. By the end of 2006, it became apparent that the cable network would be heavily involved in shaping the series’ direction and evolution.
Season 5
Season Five burst back onto screens in January 2009, marking a significant shift for the show. Familiar face Adrian Lester returned, while beloved characters played by Marc Warren and Jaime Murray sadly said goodbye. Stepping into the mix were new additions Matt Di Angelo and Kel…
Season 6
Returning to screens on January 4th, 2010, Series Six marked an exciting new chapter for the show. The familiar cast from the previous season reunited, and while the action continued to unfold in London, production shifted to Birmingham for a fresh perspective. As before, this si…
Series 7
The con artistry returned for a seventh season of *Hustle*, kicking off on January 7th, 2011, and reuniting the beloved team we’ve come to know and love. Filmed once again in Birmingham – marking the second time the city served as their backdrop – this HD installment also celebra…
Series 8
The eighth – and sadly, final – season of *Dreamland* arrived on BBC1 in January 2012, initially slated for an earlier premiere but ultimately debuting on the 13th. Series creator Tony Jordan hinted that this installment would mark a significant pause for the show, a feeling late…
