Netflix British crime drama rated much higher than the entire Harlan Coben collection

Netflix’s rich selection of crime dramas includes a notable array of works by Harlan Coben, such as “Gone for Good,” “The Woods,” “Hold Tight,” “The Innocent,” “Safe,” “The Stranger,” “Stay Close,” and the recently acclaimed “Fool Me Once.” These series have captivated audiences with their intricate plot twists and suspenseful storytelling.

However, a British crime drama, “The Missing,” has surpassed Coben’s collection in terms of IMDb ratings. Scoring an impressive 8.2, “The Missing” has been lauded for its gripping narrative and excellent execution. First released on the BBC in 2014, the show is now available on Netflix, offering viewers who missed its initial airing a chance to experience its brilliance.

“The Missing” consists of two series, each focusing on a heart-wrenching case of a missing child. The first series revolves around a boy who vanished in France, while the second centers on a girl who disappeared in Germany. The show’s intense and emotional portrayal of these cases has resonated deeply with viewers.

The series’ leading detective, Julien Baptiste, played by Tchéky Karyo, became so popular that he was given his own spin-off show, “Baptiste,” in 2019. This spin-off is also available on Netflix, providing fans of “The Missing” with more content to explore.

“The Missing” stands out for its compelling storytelling and strong performances, making it a must-watch for fans of crime dramas. Its success on Netflix is a testament to the quality of British crime dramas and their ability to captivate a global audience.

Viewers looking for a gritty and engaging crime drama will find “The Missing” to be a perfect choice, especially during the dull and overcast days of winter. Its high rating and critical acclaim make it a standout series in the crowded field of crime dramas on Netflix.

 


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