‘A Grimy, Gothic Treat’: Netflix has a new crime procedural show with 81% on Rotten Tomatoes
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- Netflix’s newest crime drama series Dept Q has received a lot of praise from viewers
- At the time of writing it has a solid 81% rotten tomato score
- The guardian called it a “grimy, gothic treat” in their 4-star review
With so much to choose from NetflixIt is easy to let good shows pass us by. That’s why you have to make time to look Explanation. Q, A fantastic new crime series praised as a “grimy, gothic treat” The guardian.
Department Q currently has an 81% Rotten tomatoes score, which means it can grab a place on our Best Netflix -shows list. Since the release, it has received a lot of praise from both viewers and critics, with a lot of binge looking at the nine-part series.
View the trailer below for a look in which people are enthusiastic about.
Department Q | Official trailer Netflix – YouTube
Why do people love Dept. Q?
People on social media have praised Department QEmphasizing the “next level” that works by Matthew Goode. Some even called for a second season to be green, because it is just so good.
Dept Q on Netflix is such a good crime thriller. The acting of Matthew Goode was the next level! I hope they make season 2 of this series. #Deptq #departmentq #netflix pic.twitter.com/kztdarco0fMay 30, 2025
I finished the rest of the #deptQ episodies last night. I can’t say enough about how good the performance of Goode is in this. I think this show with a better general mystery can be one of the best. The end was emotional and I can’t wait for another season. pic.twitter.com/dldtlnp0tMay 31, 2025
Although we don’t have a word at the moment Department QThe future, it would certainly be nice to see returning to one of the Best streaming services. I have always been a big fan of police dramas, most recently the excellent BBC series Dutyand one of his stars, Kelly MacDonald, appears in it Department Q also.
She joins a brilliant cast next to Goode, Mark Bonnar, Jamie Sives, Shirley Henderson and Kate Dickie, whose performances really elevate this sandy, nail biting drama.
The series follows the establishment of a new police unit, a division in a cold case was “hoping to generate a good press for a besieged police of Edinburgh.”
It was made by Scott Frank, who co-made the brilliant Netflix show The queen’s gambleAnd it is safe to say that he has done it here again.
Although the two shows are very different, he absolutely glued people on their television sets, and we can only hope so Department Q Comes back for another round.
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