Olsen’s novel “The Keeper of Lost Causes,” and created by Scott Frank (who brought a similar storytelling verve to his ...

Morck and Akram depressurize Merritt's chamber without killing her as Hardy follows the action over the phone. Merritt is ...

Netflix's latest crime thriller series Dept. Q is based on the Nordic noir book series by Danish writer Jussi Adler-Olsen, which contains a total of ten books.

Netflix's latest Scottish thriller series Dept. Q has climbed the network's Top 10 charts and is gaining positive reviews from the audience and critics alike.

Q season 2, and where else to get your fix. No, Dept. Q is not renewed—yet. While Netflix has yet to disclose its renewal ...

As we discussed when we covered the ending alongside our (pretty positive) review, season 2 of Department Q is an absolute ...

An Edinburgh police detective and a team of misfits search for a woman who vanished several years earlier. Critic John Powers says the byplay of characters makes Dept. Q worth watching.

In the run-up to the third season's release, "Ginny & Georgia" fans got the show back into the top 10, and now that "Ginny & ...

Warning! Spoilers below for Dept. Q season 1! Dept. Q may have succeeded in solving the disappearance of Merritt Lingard ...

No. However, both writer and director Scott Frank and star Matthew Goode are interested in continuing the show.

The show is based on the ​​ Department Q series of novels by Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen – which in turn were adapted ...

Dept. Q’s investigation into Merritt’s disappearance also uncovered that Stephen Burns, Merritt’s former supervisor, had ...