Movies

Just finished Sally Lindsay’s trending thriller Love Rat? Here’s 5 other shows you should watch next

BBG News

The gripping thriller by Sally Lindsay, titled “Love Rat“, has gained considerable popularity on Netflix following its recent addition to their streaming service.

In 2024, the show that initially aired on Channel 5 follows the story of Emma, a character recently divorced by Lindsay, who vacations in Cyprus and develops feelings for Niko, a captivating hotel proprietor played by Gerald Kyd.

Nevertheless, events take a grim turn as Niko mentions his requirement for a temporary loan to finalize the villa acquisition, with Emma providing it. Unfortunately, this results in “her funds and her aspirations for a fresh start vanishing.

What to Read Next

In dire straits, I embark on a quest to track him down and retrieve my hard-earned cash. This journey leads me into a murky realm of deceivers where appearances can be misleading, and along the way, I stumble upon a darker truth that twists even further as I fight for justice.

The romantic series titled “Love Rat” has become quite popular, ranking as the 8th most watched program in the United Kingdom’s Top 10 shows at the moment.

If you found the twisting plotlines captivating, here are five additional shows with equally exciting narratives that you might want to consider adding to your viewing list.

Cold Call

Sally Lindsay appears in the four-part series titled “Cold Call,” which first aired on Channel 5 back in 2019 but gained renewed popularity when it was added to Netflix last year. This gripping thriller shares similarities with “Love Rat.” The story revolves around June Clarke (played by Lindsay), a single mother who loses her home after falling victim to a cold-call scam. In her quest for revenge against the perpetrators and to secure her family’s future, she navigates through the intricate web of deceit. The series is created by Karyn Dougan Buckland and Mark Buckland and also features Daniel Ryan from “The Whistleblowers,” as well as Paul Higgins and Taj Atwal from “Line of Duty.

Available on Netflix.

The Madame Blanc Mysteries

In a more relaxed, village-set crime drama that started in 2021, we find Lindsay in the role of Jean White, an antiques dealer solving weekly mysteries within the fictional French locale of Sainte Victoire. Broadcasting channel Channel 5 recently showcased its fourth season earlier this year. Notably, Lindsay not only stars as the lead character but also co-created this series; other notable actors include Steve Edge from “Peep Show,” Sue Holderness from “EastEnders,” Robin Askwith from “Coronation Street,” and Tony Robinson of “Blackadder.

Available on Channel 5.

Fake

This digital suspense drama, titled “Fake,” is adapted from a novel by Stephanie Wood. It centers around character Birdie Bell, portrayed by Asher Keddie, who encounters rancher Joe, played by David Wenham. However, the story takes a sinister turn as it’s revealed that Joe might not be as he appears. The series was created by Anya Beyersdorf and made its debut on Paramount+ last year, with all eight episodes now available on ITVX. According to Digital Spy, this show is “quietly captivating,” and viewers can anticipate being thoroughly engrossed, in store for a thrilling journey.

Available on ITVX.

For Her Sins

Originally aired on Channel 5 in the year 2023, “For Her Sins” has now been made available on Prime Video. This gripping thriller series follows the life of Laura Conroy, portrayed by Jo Joyner, who is a lawyer, mother, and wife seemingly living an ideal life. However, beneath her perfect facade lies a hidden darkness. An unexpected encounter with Emily Furness (Rachel Shenton), a kind stranger, stirs up tension. Created by Jo Rogers, “For Her Sins” also stars Duncan Pow from “Andor”, Ansu Kabia from “Snow White”, and Isla Jackson-Ritchie from “Top Boy” in significant roles.

Available on Prime Video.

The Deceived

In the first significant role following his success in “Normal People,” Paul Mescal stars in the 2020 thriller “The Deceived.” The story revolves around a university student named Ophelia who becomes involved with her lecturer in an affair. However, when he mysteriously vanishes, she sets out to find him and uncovers the shocking truth that his wife perished in a fire. As a result, Ophelia grapples with trusting her own sanity. The series was developed by Tobias Beer and Lisa McGee, creator of “Derry Girls,” and also features Emmett J Scanlan from “Peaky Blinders,” Emilie Reid from “Belgravia,” Catherine Walker from “Napoleon.

Available on Channel 5.

Love Rat is streaming now on Netflix.

As a fan, I can’t contain my excitement! Grab your copy of “British Comedy Legends,” Digital Spy’s debut print magazine, available now in newsagents or online for only £3.99! Don’t miss out on this hilarious journey through the world of British comedy.

Read More

2025-05-28 18:20

Previous post Georgia Steel turns up the heat as she poses up a storm in a yellow and white striped bikini after jetting off to Dubai
Next post 10 Sequels That Ruined Beloved Franchises Forever