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Wire in the Blood (2002 – 2008)

2002 • 6 seasons • Drama, Crime • TV-MA
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Wire in the Blood — Season 1

6 episodes · Nov 14, 2002

Meet Tony, a brilliant but unconventional psychologist with a chilling gift: he can step into the psyches of both the perpetrators and the victims of horrific crimes. Called upon by law enforcement, Tony navigates the darkest corners of the human mind to unravel the disturbing truth behind a series of gruesome serial killings gripping Northern England. He’s not just analyzing behavior; he's experiencing it, blurring the lines between observer and participant in a desperate race against time.

1. The Mermaids Singing (1)
Nov 14, 2002 · 45m · 8.2

The police psychologist immersed herself in the case, drawn to the chilling puzzle of a serial killer. His victims were all gay men, and each atrocity surpassed the last in its depravity. She navigated the darkness with a grim determination…

2. The Mermaids Singing (2)
Nov 21, 2002 · 45m · 9.0

Dr. Hill drew nearer to the homophobic psychopath, and in doing so, found himself perilously close to becoming the victim. It was impossible to discern the perpetrator's gender.

3. Shadows Rising (1)
Nov 28, 2002 · 45m · 8.0

Dr. Hill seeks to unravel the link between the bodies of the two teenage girls discovered in the lake, and the reasons behind their deaths.

4. Shadows Rising (2)
Dec 5, 2002 · 45m · 8.0

Dr. Hill meticulously reconstructs the tangled past of a once-dormant serial killer, all while tracing the location of his most recent abduction.

5. Justice Painted Blind (1)
Dec 12, 2002 · 45m · 8.2

Dr. Hill endeavors to ascertain whether the killings of the two young girls were the work of a single individual.

6. Justice Painted Blind (2)
Dec 19, 2002 · 45m · 8.5

Dr Hill is convinced the attacks bear the hallmarks of a different killer - until a bizarre link suggests more deaths will follow.