British Thriller Television Series Codexery — Data & Quality

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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-09 · 38 entries checked · 16 flagged · 36 issues confirmed · 16 corrected · 20 still open

Recent findings (audit lane, verbatim)

After the Flood (TV series) — The entry states the second series started airing on 18 January 2026 and was cancelled on 13 August 2026, but as of the current date (2025), these dates are in the future and cannot be verified as established canon. The entry presents speculative future dates

After the Flood (TV series) — The entry lists cast members for Series 2 (e.g., Nathalie Armin, Alun Armstrong, etc.) and a cancellation date that are not yet confirmed by any real-world announcement or broadcast history, as the series has only aired its first series (2024) and no second se

Am I Being Unreasonable? — The third series was commissioned in May 2026, but as of the current date (2025), this is a future event that has not yet occurred and cannot be confirmed as established canon; it should be stated as 'announced' or 'planned' rather than definitively commission

Angela Black (TV series) — The character's surname is 'Black', not 'Meyer'.

Angela Black (TV series) — The actors for Max and Sam are listed incorrectly; Seth Stokes plays Max and Clement Stokes plays Sam, but the entry does not specify which actor plays which son.

Baby Reindeer — The series won 6 Primetime Emmy Awards and 2 Golden Globes is incorrect; it won 1 Golden Globe for Best Limited Series.

Baby Reindeer — The entry states 'Tom Go' at the end of the cast list, which is an incomplete name; it should be 'Tom Goodman-Hill'.

Black Ops (TV series) — The claim that the series won Best Comedy Programme at the 2024 Broadcast Awards is unverified and not widely documented.

Blue Lights (2023 TV series) — The third season debuted on 29 September 2025 is incorrect; as of the knowledge cutoff, only two seasons have aired (2023 and 2024), and a third season has been announced but not yet aired on that date.

Bodies (2023 TV series) — The filming start date is listed as 16 May 2022, but filming actually began in July 2022.

The Burning Girls — The entry states the series aired on television, but it was a streaming series on Paramount+ and not initially broadcast on traditional television.

The Burning Girls — The entry says the series was re-released on Netflix in November 2024, but there is no widely known or confirmed official re-release on Netflix; the series remains available on Paramount+.

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