Broadchurch

Twenty-four episodes in three series, planned as a trilogy from the start and finished as one.

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Where to start with Broadchurch

In order, and knowing nothing. The first series is a whodunnit and the answer is the whole point of it, so the single most valuable thing anybody can do for you is not tell you. The second series is about what happens after, which divides people, and the third is a new case and the best of the three by a lot of reckonings.

  1. 1
    Broadchurch, series 1 Broadchurch

    Eight episodes. A boy is found dead on a beach and a town turns on itself.

  2. 2
    Broadchurch, series 2 Broadchurch

    The aftermath and the trial. The most argued-over of the three.

  3. 3
    Broadchurch, series 3 Broadchurch

    A new case, three years on, and the end.

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  • Broadchurch 2013, 3 seasons, 24 episodes

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