Watch with KRIMINIS
Watch a season with a criminologist at your side: before each episode, what to look for; after it, the reading. No spoilers until you say so.
A chemistry teacher facing a cancer diagnosis decides to cook methamphetamine to leave money for his family. Across seven episodes, Breaking Bad's first season shows something criminology rarely gets to watch this closely: the step from an ordinary life to a first criminal choice, and everything that choice demands afterwards.
Nine episodes, 456 people drowning in debt and a set of children's games with a huge prize. This guide walks with you episode by episode: before each one, what to look for without spoiling anything; after it, a criminological reading that only uses what you have already seen.
Birmingham, 1919. The Great War is over, but the men who came back from the trenches are still fighting in another way: the Shelby family runs a gang in Small Heath, and an inspector from Ireland arrives looking for something that has gone missing. Six episodes to watch how power is manufactured on both sides of the law.