What to do when Detective Aiden Black, a seasoned Emergency Task Force officer with post-traumatic stress disorder, suffers an all-too-public breakdown? After psychiatrist Dr. Daniella Ridley diagnoses him as cracked, not broken, Black's boss transfers him to the Psych Crimes and Crisis Unit. Now they have to work together. Join the mismatched but dedicated pair as they combine skills to solve bizarre and compelling cases of emotionally unstable criminals, victims and witnesses.
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[Place of publication not identified] :, [Publisher not identified],, [2015]
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2 videodiscs (approximately 293 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
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What lies beneath
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Add a CommentIf you're interested in watching this psych crimes procedural, start here. The unit is just being set up. This is series 1.
Enjoyable series. I'm looking forward to viewing all of the episodes. Great concept of teaming a police officer with a mental health professional.
This Set is S01E08 to S02E01
Interesting premise in the unnamed (but we know it's Toronto) police force of two people working together, one a cop, the other a psychologist to solve and prevent crimes. Gets the police procedural right, but the psych side is a little more murky with Aiden Black being damaged with PTSD himself. I noticed a general melancholic tone to these episodes, but overall recommend this series of which this is the first.
i didn't even make it half way through the first episode before giving up on the series. lame writing and lamer acting.