ITV's crime drama Grace is back for its fifth season, yet it's facing criticism for unrealistic storytelling and its dark tone. Fans are vocal in their longing for favorites like Vera. Despite praise from some quarters for its gripping narrative, debates about realism and character engagement continue, fueled by the absence of key character Norman Potting and the series' emotional storyline.
ITV's crime drama *Grace* returns for its fifth series, featuring Detective Superintendent Roy Grace as he tackles gripping cases and personal challenges. The new series, airing from April 6, 2025, delves into bomb threats, identity theft, and unresolved mysteries from Grace's past. With John Simm reprising his role, the series promises emotional depth and thrilling storylines.
Dive into the world of London crime families with 'MobLand', starring Tom Hardy, available on Paramount+ starting March 30, 2025. The show, directed by Guy Ritchie, uncovers power struggles and betrayal, led by characters played by Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren. New episodes stream weekly for Paramount+ subscribers.
Tom Hardy stars in *MobLand*, originally a *Ray Donovan* spin-off, directed by Guy Ritchie. The show, set to premiere on Paramount+ in March 2025, follows the Harrigan and Stevenson crime families in London. The production faced challenges like theft and financial disputes but promises a gripping crime saga with an ensemble cast.
