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The Blame is on ITVX now — here's what the cast think you should stream next

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The Blame is on ITVX now — here's what the cast think you should stream next

Whether it's at work or with my family, all I've been talking about recently is shocking six-part ITV crime drama The Blame .

Led by Michelle Keegan and Douglas Booth, it follows the murder of a teenage skater, which not only draws detectives down a dark, treacherous path, but also forces them to investigate their own team.

The call is coming from inside the house, as the kids say.

DI Emma Clare (Keegan) is not just the only member of the force to work out what's really going on, but she's the only person brave enough to call out (the fictional) Wakestead police force on its biggest issue: misogyny.

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Read the full series here .

I won't lie to you, it's a really difficult watch.

The Blame 's approach to its subject matter is incredible heavy-handed, but I think it needs to be.

However, if you need some time out — or to swap to a crime drama that doesn't feel as bitingly real — I've got you covered.

In fact, Keegan and Booth are the ones that have you covered.

If you're looking for more of the same vibe, they've got the perfect recommendation for you to stream next.

Not only can you watch it for free, but there's a hidden link between the two shows.

The Blame on ITV is secretly linked to BBC's Happy Valley — and it's what you need to stream next "That's a hard question," Booth responded, before he added: "Just because it's my favourite one and Nicola [Schindler] produced it, Happy Valley , but they're obviously very different.

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