Professor T

TV Show • 2021 • Drama  

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Professor Jasper Tempest, a genius Cambridge University criminologist with OCD and an overbearing mother, advises the police. British version of the Belgian crime drama of the same name.
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Does the dog die?
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NatalieDowne
It looked briefly like a dog ate a poisoned chocolate but it was fine
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Are animals abused?
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NebulaBlackfire
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The crime in episode 1 is a rape. It is shown in a flashback.
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DoctorOctagonapus
S1E1 a female character is raped in the opening scenes of the episode.
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Does a cat die?
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Does an animal die?
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Suelane1950
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The professor's new pet fish is found dead by the housekeeper. She replaces it with another ( without telling the prof) & ithe new fish tells the professor his name is Walter. Evidently the Professor overfed the 1st one. :-(
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Does a pet die?
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Suelane1950
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See comment above about the fish.
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Were animals harmed in the making?
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Is there pedophilia?
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Is there a dead animal?
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DoctorOctagonapus
Occasional flashback scenes, worst one is in S1E6. It's strongly implied that the main character's father was highly abusive before his death before the events of the first episode.
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Is there a hanging?
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SeaReader
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There are flashbacks to his fathers hanging body periodically throughout the whole series
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DoctorOctagonapus
Main character is shown to have a number of unspecified mental health conditions, which occasionally manifest in hallucinations and panic attacks.
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