Lucy Worsley: Victorian Murder Club

A sober, slightly theatrical stroll through old London killings, mixing narration and re-enactment into a calm, grimly instructive hour.

A brisk, wry lecture through Victorian blood and ink, more curious than grisly, with a historian's relish for the lurid.

A sober, detail-heavy walk through real French murder cases, more chilling for its calm narration than any dramatisation.

A sober, interview-driven true-crime series that walks through real murder cases with a tense, somber tone.

A grim, true-crime dramatization that lingers on the unsettling details of notorious killers and their victims.

This is a deep dive into historical mystery, presenting theories from experts while tracing the grim final moments of victims.

A chilling, methodical descent into a killer's mind, built from his own voice and the memories of those who survived him.

Detectives recount notorious murder cases in a sober, interview-driven format that is informative rather than sensational.

A calm, methodical true-crime procedural that turns grim real cases into tidy puzzles solved by patient scientific detail.

A slow, atmospheric true-crime investigation that feels like piecing together a dark historical puzzle, equal parts eerie and methodical.

A sober, talk-driven tour of notorious killings, more about method and history than shock, rewarding close attention.

A grim, methodical true-crime recounting that lingers on disturbing figures and the long pursuit of justice, unsettling more than thrilling.