The home of British cozy crime for decades, the BBC has produced some of the most beloved mystery series in television history. From Miss Marple to Father Brown, BBC programming combines quintessentially British settings with intricate plotting and memorable detectives. Their commitment to high-quality period dramas and contemporary mysteries has made them the gold standard for cozy crime television.
Set in the fictional South Devon coastal town of Lighthaven, The Coroner follows Jane Kennedy, a high-flying solicitor who returns to the seaside town she left as a teenager following the breakdown of a relationship, taking up the post of coroner and becoming an advocate for the dead.
Set in Aberdeen, Scotland, Granite Harbour follows Davis Lindo, a former Royal Military Police sergeant whose dreams of becoming a New Scotland Yard detective are dashed when he's despatched north to train as a Detective Constable in the unfamiliar "Granite City.
Set in 1920s and 1930s England across country estates, London gentlemen's clubs, and rural villages, Lord Peter Wimsey follows an aristocratic amateur detective
