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1. Raven Black
Air date: Mar 11, 2014
Old wounds are reopened for the residents of Ravenswick, as Detective Inspector Perez and his team look to a past crime to solve the present-day murder.
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2. Raven Black
Air date: Mar 18, 2014
Detective Inspector Perez believes he and his team are finally closing in on the killer as they discover what 17-year-old Catherine Ross was hiding from everyone.
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3. Dead Water
Air date: Mar 25, 2014
An old acquaintance of Detective Perez dies in a suspicious car accident and he wonders whether his journalist friend had uncovered a story that cost him his life.
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4. Dead Water
Air date: Apr 1, 2014
After a second body is found brutally murdered on Shetland, Detective Perez wonders if the two killings are connected.
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5. Blue Lightning
Air date: Apr 8, 2014
Perez returns to his childhood home after the murder of a scientist on Fair Isle; a storm on the mainland forces Perez to work in isolation.
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6. Blue Lightning
Air date: Apr 15, 2014
Time is running out for Perez as prime suspect Peter Latimer lies critically ill in hospital.
Shetland (2014)
Where to watch Shetland: Season 2
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Wonderful series! I hope the series goes on for a long time.
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Love every season of this show. Can't believe it will end with Season 7.
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It's your typical great British rime drama. The cast is great, the setting is great, the writing is great. But... I'm on episode 5 and I am so lost I may have to start over. This season they jump often between Shetland and Glasgow, and will cut between the two places, that it becomes completely confusing as to where they are and when. They haven't used any visual clues to let you know where you are as most scenes are indoors. There is a lot of referring to people by their names when they are off screen or dead. As the mystery unfolds, by episode 5 there are a lot of leads, suspects and minor characters who are mentioned. Again, there are no clues written in to remind you who the person is/was so it's hard to enjoy those moments where another piece of the puzzle is set in because you have no clue who they are talking about or why. This season feels as if it was originally a book and they have written it for those who read and loved the book.
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Fabulous, great cast, great storyline, love the scenery, and the Scottish dialects. I am addicted to this series.
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More of the same. Doesn't entirely do justice to the source material but it's got enough in it to stay faithful as best TV can. This series actually contains the 1st book published Raven Black. Excellent performances by the cast and guest stars, beautiful score and landscapes, perfect place for murders.
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