Crime Series 2

Published

Crime Series 2

In the second season of Crime, Ray Lennox is ready to return to the fray at Edinburgh Serious Crimes, keen to prove he is fully recovered from his breakdown induced by bringing Mr Confectioner to justice. But he’s surprised to find that it’s all change: Bob Toal has lost his mojo, while Amanda Drummond is newly promoted. And there are two new faces on the team in the form of the devious Tommy Stark and failed actor Norrie Erskine. 

When one of Lennox’s former colleagues is attacked, Lennox and Drummond quickly realise that all is not as it seems as they become embroiled in a case about vengeance, identity and social justice. The attack is linked to a gruesome attempted murder on a high-ranking establishment figure at a posh hotel which has been hushed up from the police. As Lennox investigates via Edinburgh’s saunas, crack dens and poshest hotels, he finds doors slammed in his face; there is an Establishment cover up at play.

It's not until the killer targets one of Lennox’s own team that the pieces start to fall into place. Tracing the motivation back to an unsavoury incident 30 years ago, Lennox begins to realise that there is more to this case than meets the eye and the killer he has been chasing may not be the driving force behind these murders after all.

Press contact:
Tags:
ITVX, Drama

Latest media releases

Bullseye logo

Freddie Flintoff hits the Bullseye for ITV

A portrait of Katie Buchanan smiling

Rob Kaplan broadens remit to become SVP US & Latin America supported by new hires, Maria Ines Rodriguez VP and Eisha Fremerman, Senior Sales Manager.

Women on obstacle course

ITV Studios and Tokyo Broadcasting System Television (TBS) are partnering to create the world’s first ever Ninja Warrior FAST channel dedicated to programming from around the world.

Michael Jermey

Michael Jermey announces plans to Chair the Disasters Emergency Committee, after 16 years as ITV’s Director of News and Current Affairs

ITV Sport logo

Premiership Rugby extends free-to-air deal with ITV