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Time is running out to watch Olivia Colman in 'Broadchurch' before Netflix loses it next month

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Time is running out to watch Olivia Colman in 'Broadchurch' before Netflix loses it next month

Love a good whodunnit? Time is running out for one of the best Netflix has to offer: "Broadchurch," the critically lauded 24-episode British thriller that set the gold standard for modern TV whodunits. Before Olivia Colman was starring in "Wicker" (which hits theaters this week), winning Oscars or reigning in "The Crown," her powerhouse role as Detective Sergeant Ellie Miller put her on the map. And if you haven’t binged "Broadchurch" yet, you only have a few days left to see why it deserves all the hype.

Netflix is losing all three seasons of "Broadchurch" on November 1. I can't stress enough that this crime drama needs to be on everyone's watchlist. Colman and co-star David Tennant, of "Doctor Who" and "Jessica Jones" fame, have one of those on-screen chemistries that you wish you could watch play out for the first time again. The writing is incredible, the cast is stellar, and the story is fully realized with a satisfying conclusion (a feat that's becoming more and more rare with everything on the chopping block these days). If you found "Adolescence" to be incredible, you'll definitely find something to connect to in "Broadchurch."

Still not convinced? Here's everything you need to know about "Broadchurch" and where to stream it (for free!) once it's left Netflix.

If you haven't watched this hit three-season British crime drama, "Broadchurch" follows Detective Inspector Alec Hardy (David Tennant) and Detective Sergeant Ellie Miller (Olivia Colman) as they try to solve the murder of a young boy in the fictional coastal town of Broadchurch, Dorset.


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