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Bloodlands viewers have some wild theories about the true identity of Goliath, the serial killer who's yet to be caught in the hot new crime drama.

New to Stream: Acorn TV’s March 2021 Lineup! Acorn TV has announced its upcoming lineup for the month of March, including the highly-anticipated Acorn TV Original series Bloodlands, starring James Nesbitt ( The Missing, Cold Feet). Co-executive produced by award-winning showrunner Jed Mercurio, creator of two of the UK’s recent highest-rated dramas, Bodyguard and Line and Duty, this four-part Irish crime thriller premieres in the U.S. a few weeks after its UK launch on BBC One on March 15. Additionally, Acorn TV viewers can look forward to  The Attaché, a Hebrew/French drama from ...

Bloodlands' episode 2 twist just changed everything for the show Laura Jane Turner © BBC / HTM Televison / Steffan Hill Bloodlands' cliffhanger, involving Tom Brannick, has set up a completely different course for the BBC series... Bloodlands spoilers follow – including episode two's ending. Just when we thought we had a handle on what was going on, BBC One's Bloodlands served up an absolute stunner of a cliffhanger. Up until now, DCI Tom Brannick (James Nesbitt) has been investigating a 20-year-old murder-mystery plot. 'Goliath' is the codename for an unidentified ki...

To borrow a catchphrase from another Jed Mercurio crime character, Line Of Duty's Superintendent Ted Hastings. "Mother of God" could be the only appropriate reaction to the shocking closing moments of Bloodlands episode two. There was poor, long-suffering Adam Corry (played by Derry Girls' Ian McElhinney), having only seen for the first time the shallow grave where his brother - one of Goliath's victims - has lain undiscovered with the remains of two other people for decades, when he is promptly shot by James Nesbitt's detective Tom Brannick. It's not surprising Twitter lit up with stunned re...

Bloodlands was shot here and stars local actor James Nesbitt. In episode one the skeletal remains of three people were found on one of Strangford Lough's tiny islands. One was wearing an owl pendant belonging to Emma, the missing wife of Nesbitt's police detective Tom Brannick. The trio, seen as possible obstacles to a peace settlement, were believed to have been killed by assassin 'Goliath' in the run-up to the Good Friday Agreement. The grim discovery brings an ICLVR team via speedboat to the island, where its members promptly take over the forensic investigation. Geoff revealed the ICLVR h...