419:". Brannier aimed to represent Belfast in a different manner to the way it usually is, to "step away from the black and white representation of Belfast", calling it a fantastic challenge. Lawn explained the importance of portraying Belfast on the show, as many crew members described the city itself as another character in the show. He explained: "We've always dreamed of making a show in Belfast and Blue Lights is a distillation of everything we've learned from living here and being journalists here. We think it shows the city in a way that's never been shown before in terms of the bad and the good, the kind of vibrancy of it and the problems of it". They admitted that some of their "more established stars" who grew up in Belfast understood the dangers of the jobs, as in Lawn's words: "They could explain the context to the others". Lawn went on to describe his own experiences growing up in the city, where he would feel at "constant risk" and never knew if his parents would return home from work at the end of a weekday. Lawn admitted that some of the actors, especially the younger stars, were surprised to learn about the treatment of police officers in Northern Ireland. According to Patterson, when writing
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to series 1 and was "looking forward to bringing characters and the city of
Belfast back for series two as well as introducing some exciting new characters and storylines to the fans". The BBC has announced that the first episode of series 2 would air at 9 pm on 15 April 2024 on BBC One. All episodes of series 2 would become available to watch on BBC iPlayer at 6am on the same day while the remainder of the series would air weekly. It was further teased that the second series would take place exactly a year after the events of the first, with the characters set to be "facing a whole new set of professional and personal challenges". Tommy would become interested by the world of intelligence policing and Grace would struggle to deal with her son's absence and feelings for Stevie. It expanded that Grace, Annie, and Tommy would no longer be "fresh out of training" and would mainly be dealing with rival loyalist gangs who try to fill the vacuum left by the MacIntyres after they were taken down in series 1, teasing: "As a young loyalist threatens to take over the city, the officers face a major gangland feud – culminating in a violent and devastating confrontation".
411:. The upcoming series was described as "an authentic, gripping and darkly funny drama about ordinary people doing an extraordinary job in a society that could spiral out of control at any moment". The series follows three rookie police officers working in Belfast, described as "a uniquely dangerous place to be a police officer", and the "unique set of pressures and dangers they face as frontline cops". The three were further described as being in their probation period, with the odds of all three passing stacked against them. Director Gilles Brannier called it "quite challenging" to her own vision for this show due to it being mainly character driven. Lawn and Patterson suggested the appeal of the series was the "great universality" of its themes, coupled with its "slice of life" view of Belfast. Lawn and Patterson further added that due to being set in modern-day Belfast, the officers would face "a very specific set of policing problems from the legacy of sectarian violence". Patterson even likened the job of being a police officer in Belfast to "trench warfare", saying that the series would reflect the "lingering threat" to police officers in Belfast.
434:. Patterson paid tribute to Caldwell, and believed the incident was "a reminder as to why the show is so important". He continued by adding: "We can't just ignore the fact that there is still a lingering threat for these people that literally lay themselves on the line to uphold our civic duty. That's amazing, and we just love the police for that. Of course, they’re a flawed machine; like many machines, they have their issues". He commented that it is "amazing" that people would put themselves in harm's way for others, adding "I think a society can only survive through people that".
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was cast as Gerry's wife Sandra, the main custody sergeant of the station. Joanne
Crawford joined as Helen McNally, a sergeant who is "tough" on the probationers because she "knows what the job entails and the type of person who suits it". Hannah McClean was cast as Jen Robinson, a policewoman who is
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called it a "near perfect cop drama" that "manages to humanise the lives of the men and women in the Police
Service of Northern Ireland without mawkishness" that despite "some procedural howlers that have clearly been let loose in the service of the storylines", leaves viewers "in for a rare treat".
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is a very personal project for us, set in the city where we live, so for us making is a special kind of privilege". The cast was said to consist of a returning cast from the previous series, as well as new characters. Stephen Wright, executive producer, enthused that he was "proud" of the reception
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joined the cast as siblings Lee and Mags
Thompson. Lee was billed as a military veteran and "a protestant from east Belfast" who begins "feeling exploited by the gangs who run the estate, as well as the people who have let it happen", causing him to become "caught up in a loyalist feud", while Mags
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Series two also received mostly positive reviews. On Rotten
Tomatoes, it has an approval rating of 93% based on 14 reviews. The website's critical consensus reads, "A procedural done precisely by the book, Blue Lights' sophomore season adheres to formula but does so with the utmost efficiency and
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was cast as David "Jonty" Johnson, and the actor was excited to play a role in a
Belfast-set TV series. The role of Grace's 17-year-old son was given to newcomer Matthew Carver, who described Cal and Grace's relationship as "close". Director Brannier described the casting process for the ten main
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Lawn and
Patterson aimed to represent Belfast with the series, as they both grew up there, explaining: "Every writer wants to explore their own place, and their own society as authentically and as honestly as they can. We feel enormously grateful to BBC drama for letting us do that with
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gave the second series four out of five, writing: "Declan Lawn and Adam
Patterson take time to contextualise their fiction within the very real tragedies of Belfast’s past and present. But Blue Lights is neither insistently political nor wearingly downbeat". Carol Midgley of
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wrote that: "Though made for relative pennies compared to the glossy offerings of the streaming channels, this
Belfast-set police procedural was a class act, one that made a virtue of its location without straying into cliche or settling for neat answers". Alberto Carlos of
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criticised the second series, writing: "The writers saw this, caught our sense of paranoia, creating a horribly plausible show. But the new series doesn’t feel like that any more. It mostly feels like a police sitcom with all the jokes taken out". Helen
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gave the series four out of five, saying: "The first season of Blue Nights was so close to police procedural perfection, it would be hard for season two to reach the same heights. Overall, it doesn’t, though there are still special moments". Aidan Smith of
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wrote that "You do occasionally get the feeling that Belfast only has in it about eight police, who all have to do far too many jobs, like Mrs Rabbit. Still, it’s heavy with mood and has a streak of outraged social politics at its core". Camilla Long of
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gave the series three out of five, writing "As generic fare goes, Blue Lights is of the highest order. The acting and writing is first rate, and Brooke, particularly, is a terrific leading lady". Chris Wasser of
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Lawn and Patterson met with almost 30 Northern Irish police officers to help inform their characters and flesh out the fictional workplace. The cast was described by them as a mix of new and established talent.
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wrote: "The series revolves around three new recruits who offer a fresh perspective on a profession that we’ve grown accustomed to seeing through the jaundiced filter of a cynical old-timer." Eilis O'Hanlon of
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gave the series five out of five, writing: "There isn’t a duff line or an overcooked scene to be found here. The various storylines knit together into one satisfying conclusion". Dan Einav of
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and the experienced officers who train, mentor, and work with them, with the second following the same characters a year later trying to quell a loyalist feud in the city. Both series of
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wrote that "The blending of hard-edged and soft is one of the reasons for the show’s success. We want a police procedural set in today’s Belfast to keep it real, but not too real".
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gave the series three out of five, writing: "There are flashes of gallows humour, almost literally, but the gloom is otherwise unrelieved, and frankly is a bit tiresome to watch".
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such rewarding drama, but the difficult political truths are softened by a weakness for that staple of escapist emergency-services soaps, the workplace romance". Nick Hilton of
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396:. Lawn and Patterson said that the BBC commissioned a pilot and the first writers' room for the show in 2019, and when the show was greenlit, the development of the series was
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commented that it was "a complicated, cleverly observed, funny and (at times) horrific drama that is a cut above your average police procedural". Anita Singh of
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gave the series five out of five, writing "It doesn’t take long, however, for series two to catch light, and once it does it is irresistible". Dan Einav of
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New constables Grace, Annie and Tommy struggle with the demands of police work. The police clash with MI5 agents and associates of gangster James McIntyre.
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received the part of Stevie Neil, a police officer who is partnered with Grace, whom McCann described as an "introverted extrovert" and a "lone wolf".
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wrote that "The premise is nothing new, but it has one virtue: its narrative style is uncomplicated and has no need to resort to heroic gestures".
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A paramilitary-style assault case has Grace determined to bring the McIntyres to their knees. Meanwhile, Angela becomes increasingly desperate.
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plays Grace Ellis, a mother of a teenager who made the decision in her 40s to leave her job as a social worker to join the
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is an unexpectedly tense and engaging addition to the increasingly long list of police dramas on TV". Sean O'Grady of
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3312:"TV Choice Awards nominees 2024: All Creatures Great and Small, Happy Valley and James Martin all up for awards"
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was cast as Shane Bradley, a constable who was "drafted in to help", but whose true motivations were "unclear".
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3002:"Blue Lights review: It's an undeniably watchable cop show – but let's not pretend it's the best thing on TV"
2145:"Blue Lights: new cast and loyalist-centric plot revealed for second series of BBC's hit Belfast cop show"
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2971:"Blue Lights review: Series two may be first rate, but there are still too many police dramas on TV"
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gave the series four out of five, writing: "Its gift for plain speaking is one thing that makes
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received critical praise and high viewership. A third and fourth series have been commissioned.
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3033:"Blue Lights, series 2, review: British TV's best crime drama returns in the finest of health"
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3188:"Blue Lights Series 2, BBC One review - still our best cop show despite a slacker structure"
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on 27 March 2023. The first series followed three probationary police officers of the
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3064:"Blue Lights series 2 review — engrossing and authentic police drama returns to BBC1"
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A poisonous batch of drugs turns up across Belfast. Annie wonders whom she can trust.
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1891:"Brutality in BBC drama Blue Lights shocked cast who had not lived through Troubles"
1741:"Exclusive: 'Blue Lights' creators on taking BBC police drama from script to screen"
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3281:"NTA 2023: Blue Lights loses out on Best New Drama award to Netflix show Wednesday"
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1779:"Interview with Gilles Bannier - Director & Executive Producer of Blue Lights"
3405:"Cillian Murphy, 'Kin' Season 2 Among Irish Film & Television Awards Winners"
3219:"Aidan Smith's TV week: Blue Lights is as gritty as The Wire and almost as great"
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a few years into the job, but who is "work-shy" and dislikes being on patrol.
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2597:"Blue Lights, BBC1 review — a rare police drama offering credible characters"
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1463:; Blue Lights is that gritty and aspires to be that great". Alison Rowat of
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1321:-style cliffhangers, In place and tone, it’s excellent". Carol Midgley of
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2535:"Blue Lights review − finally, a police procedural that's worth your time"
1661:"Cast announced for brand new BBC One drama Blue Lights as filming begins"
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2628:"Northern Irish cop drama Blue Lights lives up to its great expectations"
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1857:"Blue Lights writer says show is "so important" after real-life tragedy"
1817:"BBC's Blue Lights moves crime drama away from Line of Duty-style shows"
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Mo risks his relationship with his father, and Tommy is put to the test.
2043:"Blue Lights confirms new and returning cast in first look at season 2"
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portrayed James McIntyre, the main antagonist and head of a terrorist
3095:"Blue Lights review – These Belfast cops still feel wholly authentic"
2659:"Blue Lights review: A tiresome look at policing in Northern Ireland"
1968:"BBC shares first look at Blue Lights season 2 and confirms new cast"
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2207:"Blue Lights season 2 trailer reveals release date – and it's soon"
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The team attempt to cover for each other during a busy night shift.
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3250:"Greg Hemphill's new Glasgow comedy Dinosaur fails to catch light"
2690:"Blue Lights: this thrilling cop drama is one of TV's best shows"
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2319:"Blue Lights season two: who plays who in the hit police drama?"
2786:"Frankie Boyle; Charles R; The Windsors; Blue Lights, reviewed"
2288:"Blue Lights season 2 cast: Meet the stars of BBC police drama"
2176:"BBC police drama Blue Lights confirmed for two more seasons"
2073:"BBC releases Blue Lights series 2 trailer and premiere date"
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3157:"What a shame Blue Lights is now a peak millennial cop show"
1930:"Blue Lights: Danger and drama promised in second season"
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2380:"BBC's Blue Lights: Full cast list and when it is on TV"
2109:"BBC's Blue Lights: Full cast list and when it is on TV"
1695:"UK What's Filming: BBC's New Crime Drama 'Blue Lights'"
2755:"TV tonight: excitement mounts in a superb NI cop show"
2504:"Succession Review − It's bleak as hell but I love it"
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was cast as Lee's "right-hand man", Craig McQuarrie.
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Television series impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic
2848:"The BBC's Blue Lights is a near-perfect cop drama"
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2107:Collier, Katie (14 April 2024).
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