If your craving for crime dramas knows no bounds, then there’s a gripping detective thriller that deserves a spot on your watchlist.
Luckily, it’s now available on BBC iPlayer for British viewers, offering a tantalising mystery for those who’ve paid their TV licence.
The show in question is “The Gone,” a crime drama co-produced by New Zealand and Ireland, centered around the disappearance of an Irish couple on the other side of the world.
As the investigation unfolds, an Irish detective collaborates with New Zealand police to unravel the mystery, delving into the dark history surrounding the case.
“Has trouble found them, or did they go looking for it?” asks the synopsis of “The Gone,” leaving viewers eager to uncover the truth by diving into the series.
And dive in they have, with many viewers binge-watching the six episodes, unable to resist the gripping narrative that keeps them hooked and eager for the next instalment.
Viewers have hailed the show as “well worth a watch,” urging others to stick with it, especially given the riveting cliffhangers that leave them on the edge of their seats.
Far from a one-hit wonder, “The Gone” is already gearing up for a second season, with filming underway in New Zealand and plans for additional scenes to be shot in Ireland later this year.
Featuring a stellar cast that includes familiar faces from acclaimed series like “Kin” and “Gangs of London,” such as Michelle Fairley, Thommas Kane Byrne, and Dane Whyte O’Hara, “The Gone” promises to captivate audiences who enjoy compelling crime dramas.
With six episodes available now and more excitement on the horizon with a second season in the works, “The Gone” offers a thrilling ride for fans of the genre.
