Luther

Twenty episodes across five short series, one of which is only two episodes long, and a film in 2023.

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Where to start with Luther

In order, and it is shorter than you think: twenty episodes in total, because after the first series they are four episodes long, and one of them is two. The film picks up after the fifth series and assumes you know who everybody is.

  1. 1
    Luther, series 1 Luther

    Six episodes, and the only long one.

  2. 2
    Luther, series 2 to 5 Luther

    Fourteen episodes across four short series, over eight years.

  3. 3
    Luther: The Fallen Sun Luther: The Fallen Sun

    2023. Netflix, feature length, straight on from the fifth series.

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The Series

  • Luther 2010, 5 seasons, 20 episodes

The Film

  • Luther: The Fallen Sun 2023

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