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Shows like Grace

2021 · Series · TV-14 · your starting point
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If Grace is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.

Shows like Grace, ranked

1. The Last Detective (2003)

Roy Grace's haunted persistence through cold cases mirrors the quiet determination of a detective equally underestimated by his peers, both finding redemption through methodical investigation of forgotten crimes.

2. Granite Harbour (2022)

Roy Grace's obsessive pursuit of cold cases while wrestling with personal trauma finds its mirror in Lindo's determination to rebuild his career through methodical detective work in a gritty British seaside setting.

3. No Offence (2015)

Roy Grace's obsessive reinvestigation of cold cases finds its match in No Offence's serialized police procedural, where an unconventional detective unit hunts serial killers while navigating institutional skepticism and personal demons.

4. Graveyard (2022)

Roy Grace's obsessive pursuit of cold cases finds its mirror in a specialized unit that refuses to let cases of violence against women fade into bureaucratic indifference, both series anchored by detectives wrestling with systemic failures and personal ghosts.

5. Bergerac (1981)

Roy Grace's methodical pursuit of cold cases while battling institutional resistance mirrors Jim Bergerac's willingness to bend procedure in pursuit of justice, with both detectives finding redemption through cases others have abandoned.

6. Blue Murder (2003)

Roy Grace's wrestling with guilt and cold cases finds its match in Blue Murder's unflinching portrait of a detective whose personal demons—divorce, strained parenting—prove as consuming as the murders he investigates.

7. Dalgliesh (2021)

Dalgliesh shares Grace's exploration of a detective haunted by personal loss who channels that grief into investigating cold cases with methodical intensity, grounded in the same contemporary British crime procedural aesthetic.

8. Scott & Bailey (2011)

Roy Grace's obsessive revisiting of cold cases while wrestling with personal trauma mirrors Scott and Bailey's exploration of how detectives' unresolved personal struggles bleed into their investigations, anchored by the same gritty British police procedural sensibility.

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