If you’re feeling stuck in a detective drama rut, there’s exciting news for you. The acclaimed police series “Will Trent,” which has already delighted audiences with four compelling installments, is set to premiere on ITV as part of The Walt Disney Company and ITV’s ‘Taste of Disney+’ initiative. Many fans have hailed it as “a very watchable detective drama,” and it comes highly recommended for your next binge-watching session.
“Will Trent” is adapted from Karin Slaughter’s bestselling book series, which has captivated readers for nearly two decades. The drama features Special Agent Will Trent, portrayed by Ramón Rodríguez, who has overcome a challenging childhood to become the top investigator at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Despite his success, Will’s journey is filled with obstacles, mirroring the struggles depicted in Slaughter’s novels.
The first season dives into complex investigations, including cases of a small-town murder, a missing girl, and the shooting of a football player’s girlfriend. According to Rodríguez, the show strikes a balance between serious drama and light-hearted moments, offering viewers both intensity and levity.
The cast of “Will Trent” includes several talented actors:
– Ramón Rodríguez as Will Trent
– Erika Christensen as Angie Polaski
– Iantha Richardson as Faith Mitchell
– Jake McLaughlin as Michael Ormewood
– Kevin Daniels as Franklin Wilks
– Sonja Sohn as Amanda Wagner
Critics and viewers alike are praising “Will Trent” for its engaging narrative, describing it as “breezy and entertaining,” “well-written,” and “quirky and humorous.” It stands out as a fresh take on the detective genre, perfect for anyone looking to explore stories that defy conventional formats.
For those eager to see it, “Will Trent” series 1 will be available on ITVX starting Wednesday, February 18th.
If you are looking for more police dramas to enjoy, consider watching “Patience,” a Channel 4 hit that returns for its second season this January. This series follows Patience, an autistic character who proves to be a vital member of the City of York Police. Alternatively, the Australian series “Rush,” which centers on a Police Tactical Response team in Melbourne, has received enthusiastic reviews and is available for viewing as well.