Gambit Queen’s crime chain is controlled by Netflix

Everyone loves to arouse good crime, and there is a new one who race for the best 10 Netflix from the Creator of the Hit 2020 Limited “The Queen’s Gambit”. Scott Frank participated in the creation of the famous chess drama with Alan Scott (who owned the rights of the exhibition’s book), and now he delivered the procedural crime that was appointed in Scotland, and the fans are eaten. “The Queen’s Gambit” broke the viewers’ records of The Streamer, So it seems that anything that Frank brings to Netflix is ​​almost guaranteed to be a great success, even if the projects are completely different from each other.

Frank co-created “Dept. Q” with ChandNi Lakhani, based on the “DePartment Q” book series by Danish writer Jussi Adler-Lesen. The stars of the series Matthew Joud in the role of the fallen investigator Karl Mork, who is assigned to assemble a cold case team on the basement of the Edinburgh office. MORCK has passed Sherlock Holmes typeAnd he is in control, although he is wonderful in what he is doing. But after a dilapidated marriage and the failed investigation, as the matter and his partner ended, the last thing he wants to do is to run the new cold cases unit. As usually, this means that he is the ideal man for this position.

The MORCK team is often consisting of outstanding colleagues and kidnapped in the world of crime solution, including the Syrian investigator Akram Selim (Alexanvilov), who begins working in the Makhlia, and Rose (Leah Bern), who is trying to prove herself after being withdrawn from active service in the wake of the tragedy. The former Morck partner, James (Jamie Sives), is also present and helps to consult about the MORCK cases, and he asks for a check -up with Dr. The Comles Kelly Macdonald always), a police processor that helps him to move in things after shooting.

There are a lot of police procedures there, even in the sub-type of “a wonderful but a loose genius that solves crimes”, but it seems that “Dept. not only that, but Matthew Jude is an incredibly talented performance that brings intense energy to his roles regardless of what they are-whether he played the myths of real life Like Mogul Robert Evans in the “offer” or the Big Bad Vampire Daddy in “Abigail”. The murderer makes support for the staff and Goode at the center “Q Section” more than the average average procedure, which is very good news for Netflix.