Netflix's "Dept. Q" is a hit. Scott Frank is behind it. But if he were to start all over, he tells BI's Peter Kafka he'd pick ...

Matthew Goode and creator Scott Frank discuss Dept. Q, the finale events, possibilities for Season 2, episode length, and ...

All new Scott Frank projects are cause for celebration. The prolific screenwriter is one of my personal heroes, and someone ...

Dept. Q arrives on Netflix not only as a fresh entry into the crime thriller space but also as a statement on the atmospheric power of place.

Audience is all praise for Netflix's latest Scottish crime series Dept. Q, which is based on a 10-book series by Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen.

Scott Frank is known to hit a home run every single time with Netflix series like Godless and The Queen's Gambit. With success comes the weight of expectations, and Dept. Q was surrounded by a lot of ...

Released by the streamer today (May 29th), the series is based on novels of the same name by Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen.

Dept. Q is a dark, harrowing mystery featuring troubled and misanthropic detective DCI Carl Morck, set in Edinburgh, Scotland. If this trope sounds familiar, it is by design.

Danish writer Jussi Adler-Olsen had just three books to his name when he first offered the screen rights to American writer Scott Frank. Fifteen years later, there are now 10 books in the series ...