Uma Thurman's Apple TV+ thriller Suspicion will be available to stream for free in the UK.
Released in 2022 and cancelled after just one season, the series created by Rob Williams centres on Thurman's character Katherine Newman, an American media mogul whose son is kidnapped in London.
Police identify five suspects, three men and two women, who have their lives turned upside down when they are questioned about the boy's disappearance.
Now, the series will be available to watch in its entirety on ITVX for those based in the UK from 15 June.
The show also stars The Big Bang Theory's Kunal Nayyar, Barbarian star Georgina Campbell, and Big Mood's Lydia West, as well as Elyes Gabel and Elizabeth Henstridge.
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Suspicion received mixed reviews upon release and currently sits at a meagre 48% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes out of 29 reviews. Audiences gave the show an even lower score, with an approval of only 26% on the aggregator website.
Top critics featured on the platform praised the series' pace, with The Sydney Morning Herald describing Suspicion as "quickly engrossing'.
"The pace remains quick but the action remains coherent... Quickly engrossing," their review reads.
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The Independent was less impressed with the series a whole, writing in their review: "It brings to mind an important lesson: television works when it uses the storytelling tools at its disposal, rather than just hacking a story into pieces and expecting viewers to follow it."
Similarly, Vulture highlighted the series' lack of cohesion: "Suspicion is convinced of its own cleverness and righteousness, but very little over the course of its eight episodes provides any evidence for either."
Thurman will next be seen in the role of the main antagonist in Netflix's sequel to The Old Guard, also starring Charlize Theron, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Henry Golding.
Suspicion will stream on ITVX in the UK from 15 June.
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