From the Whig Standard:
- Hugh Dillon’s on the case
“Hugh Dillon’s Canadian TV show Durham County is coming to TV (again). The six-part series originally aired on the Movie Network/Movie Central but it’s going to be more accessible now that it’s on network television. The Kingstonian, who fronted the rock band The Headstones, stars as Det. Mike Sweeney, a homicide police officer who moves his family to the suburbs in search of a better life, a quieter life, after his partner is killed. But suburbia isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. There’s a killer on the loose, his wife is recovering from cancer, he has a girlfriend on the side, an angry teenager, and a strange neighbour.” Read more.
Durham County, the emotionally powerful Canadian Original drama series makes its Global debut Monday, May 19 – 10pm ET/PT. Starring Hugh Dillon (Trailer Park Boys: The Movie), Durham County revolves around Detective Mike Sweeney and his family as he hunts a serial killer he’s certain is the guy across the street. As Sweeney hunts down his murderous neighbour, the differences between the cop and the killer become blurry. With a shared history that goes all the way back to high school, Sweeney learns you can’t always leave your past behind. Durham County also stars Justin Louis (Saw IV), Helene Joy (ReGenesis) and Greyston Holt.
