Mystery thriller fans, listen up! A gripping six-part series is about to arrive on Channel 4 – and it could be worth adding to your list of must-watch shows.
Promethea, which comes via Channel 4's offshoot streaming service Walter Presents, blends psychological mystery with supernatural suspense and coming-of-age drama, and follows a 17-year-old girl who begins experiencing disturbing flashbacks of a brutal murder after waking up from a car accident with no memory. Intrigued? Here's all you need to know.
Billed as a "gripping new thriller that blends psychological mystery, supernatural suspense, and coming-of-age drama," the story opens when Charles and Caroline Lasset accidentally hit a teenage girl with their car.
But when the teen stands up, unharmed, confused, and with no memory of who she is, the only clue is a strange name that means nothing to her: Promethea.
The synopsis continues: "Taken in by the family who accidentally struck her, 17-year-old Promethea begins to experience disturbing visions - flashes of a violent murder that took place weeks earlier. As she pieces together the fragments of her shattered identity, questions start piling up: Is she a witness? A victim? Or something far more dangerous?
"With each episode, secrets unravel. A hidden key. A missing body. A growing sense that Promethea is more than just a girl with amnesia, that she's part of something much larger, and possibly deadly.
It concludes: "As she begins to uncover extraordinary physical abilities, Promethea realises she may not want to know who she really is. But someone out there does. And they're watching."
Channel 4 has plenty of gripping dramas on offer, including the six-part series The Shadow, based on Melanie Raabe's bestselling novel, about a journalist who hears a prophecy that she will kill a man, prompting a series of unfathomable events.
Meanwhile, detective drama fans can tune into Pale Mountains, a four-part series set in the scenic Alpine city of Bolzano, where an ambitious DA and a tortured detective must put their differences aside to catch a serial killer on the loose.
Some other unmissable shows on Channel 4 include The Handmaid's Tale, Long Bright River, Little Fires Everywhere, Patience, and Get Millie Black.
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