Obsessed with Michelle Keegan's The Blame? Here are 6 other police dramas to watch immediately

Almost a week after its release, Michelle Keegan's new drama The Blame is still the current most-watched show on ITVX, so it's safe to say that people are pretty obsessed with it.
But if you've blasted through every episode already and feel like you've got a police drama itch that still needs scratching, we've got you covered.
We've rounded up six more shows that are worth checking out.
Fool Me Once
Also starring Michelle Keegan, Harlan Coben's 2024 thriller follows a woman who seemingly sees her dead husband in the video feed of her baby monitor.
As she investigates, she discovers a major conspiracy that goes deeper than she could have possibly imagined.
Fool Me Once is available on Netflix.
Protection

Starring Siobhan Finneran and Katherine Kelly, this drama follows a witness protection officer who must deal with an information breach that leads to a shocking murder.
There's an investigation, and even a major conspiracy that goes deeper than possibly imagined. Look, you know how the genre works.
Protection is available on ITVX.
After the Flood

Peaky Blinders' Sophie Rundle leads this police show about dead bodies turning up in a fictitious Yorkshire town.
This one sets itself apart by having the town, and the authorities, having to deal with the threat of flood and moorland fires as well as trying to stop wrong 'uns.
After the Flood is available on ITVX.
The Gathering

Originally released in 2024, the show centres around a violent attack on a teenage girl at an illegal beach rave.
At the police investigate the group of youths under suspicion, all sorts of lies and secrets come to light.
The Gathering is available on Channel 4.
Under Salt Marsh

A detective-turned-teacher must return to the world of investigation when the body of one of her students is discovered.
It's a race against time to find out the truth, as a massive storm threatens to wash away all the evidence.
Under Salt Marsh is available on Sky/NOW.
Last Seen

Another brand-new drama, this one focuses on a former police officer turned emergency dispatcher with a drink problem following the disappearance of his daughter.
He receives a distress call at work from some he believes is his missing child, and sets out to find her. Is he actually onto something?
Last Seen is available on Apple TV.
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