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Evil: a wickedly good drama

Evil: a wickedly good drama

  

It’s time to investigate Evil, Alibi’s new supernatural drama from The Good Wife creators Robert and Michelle King

By Virgin TV Edit

What is the cause of evil? Where does it come from? Can it be explained? Those are the burning questions at the dark heart of US drama Evil, which gets its UK premiere at 9pm on Monday 21 September on Alibi/HD (CH 126/212).

 

When clinical psychologist Kristen Bouchard (Katja Herbers, Westworld) teams up with a wannabe priest (Mike Colter, Marvel’s Luke Cage) and a contractor (Aasif Mandvi, The Daily Show), the unlikely trio find themselves digging deeper into a range of strange mysteries, including supposed miracles and – gulp ­– possible demonic possessions.


Bouchard is convinced science can explain everything, but with some very unusual occurrences taking place around her, she starts to question if there’s more to this world than meets the eye.

 

“I read an article the other day that described our show as batsh*t TV and I think that’s pretty accurate,” says Herbers. “It’s a jam-packed, weird and thrilling ride. It’s scary, but it also has a lightness and a sense of humour, which makes the show very unique.”

 

But it’s not just supernatural oddities that Bouchard has to contend with in this new 13-part series. When the investigator and her children are threatened by the creepy Leland Townsend (Lost’s Michael Emerson), her personal life is also thrown into danger. But who is the mysterious Townsend? And what are his motives?

 

Evil has all the ingredients of an unmissable drama with a twist, and it’s just one of the many great crime shows available to watch on Alibi. Want to check out some of the others that you can enjoy on Virgin TV? Here are five more picks to cast your magnifying glass over…

 

Why Women Kill

Lucy Liu wasn't happy that the last of the Ferror Rocher was gone

Find it in Catch Up > Channels > Alibi

Exclusive to Alibi, this drama with a dark sense of humour tells the story of three women living in different decades who are pushed to the brink due to their cheating partners. From Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry, this new series stars Lucy Liu.

 

Stumptown

Find it in Catch Up > Channels > Alibi

Coby Smulders (How I Met Your Mother) is Dex Parois, a brash private investigator who used to be in the army. Struggling with PTSD and with her personal life in a mess, she takes on cases the police don’t want to go anywhere near. Exclusive to Alibi.

 

We Hunt Together

Find it in Catch Up > Channels > Alibi

A psychological thriller with a difference, a pair of detectives attempt to track down a murderous duo in this tense thriller (and Alibi exclusive). Like cat-and-mouse chases? Then you’ll love this.

 

Read our preview and exclusive interview with We Hunt Together star Hermione Corfield

 

Unforgettable

Find it in Catch Up > Channels > Alibi

Carrie Wells (Without A Trace’s Poppy Montgomery) is a former detective who possesses a rare ability to remember almost everything. Finding her car keys is easy, but she uses her talent to even greater effect when she re-joins the force to help them solve tricky crimes.

 

Miss Scarlet And The Duke

The Duke didn’t want to admit it, but he was extremely jealous of Miss Scarlet’s hat


Find it in Catch Up > Channels > Alibi

Head into the darkest depths of Victorian London, as amateur sleuth Eliza Scarlet (Peaky Blinders’ Kate Phillips) and partner William “The Duke” Wellington (Stuart Martin, Jamestown) join forces to collar the city’s crooks in this stylish detective drama that’s exclusive to Alibi.

 

Read our preview and exclusive interview with Miss Scarlet And The Duke star Kate Phillips

 

When is Evil on TV?

You can watch the first episode of new US drama Evil at 9pm on Monday 21 September on alibi/HD (CH 126/212). Episodes can be found after broadcast in Catch Up > Channels > Alibi.

 

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Image credits: Evil © 2019 CBS BROADCASTING INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

​Miss Scarlet And The Duke © UKTV / Bernard Walsh

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