Netflix's crime thriller series Dept. Q deserves a Season 2 so it can further explore several storylines, including Carl's trauma.

Netflix's Dept. Q wowed audiences, but while waiting to see if the crime show will earn a renewal, this British crime drama ...

It's really hard to exit. Dept. Q stars Chloe Pirrie as Merritt Lingard, a prosecutor who has been missing for four years and has been kept in a pressurised container all that time. (Netflix) ...

There's also a possibility Chloe Pirrie could reprise her role as Merritt Lingard and Mark Bonnar as Stephen Burns, if Detective Morck sees his cases end up in court.

With Dept. Q now out, “I’ve really started to understand how different a show I was in compared to everyone else,” admits Chloe Pirrie, who delivers an outstanding performance as Merritt ...

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Merritt has scads of people who might have wanted to harm her — crooks she jailed, lovers she dumped, even her ex- boss, the Lord Justice, who may be corrupt.

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It would be great to see what’s next for Merritt, maybe interacting with the others… Look, I leave that to Scott. If the story needs it and it’s the right thing, of course, I would.