Real Detective (TV series)

Real Detective
Genre	Police detective crime docudrama anthology series
Written by	Scott Bailey; Tim Doiron; Petro Duszara; Alain Zaloum; Eric Sabbag; Mark Bacci; John McFetridge; Thomas Michael; Gabriel Pelletier;
Directed by	Petro Duszara; Gabriel Pelletier; Robin Aubert; David Hackl; April Mullen; John L'Ecuyer; Martin Villeneuve; Mark Bacci; Michel Poulette;
Country of origin	Canada
Original language	English
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	16 (list of episodes)
Production
Running time	41-43 minutes
Production company	WAM
Release
Original network	Netflix
Original release	27 September 2016 –; 20 April 2017

Real Detective is a Canadian production, police docudrama (2016-2017) broadcast by Netflix.[1] The anthology series tells a different US true crime murder each episode, through the detective(s) that worked the particular case in a documentary style, alongside a drama re-enactment of the events.

Production

Each episode follows a US case in a documentary style, the drama aspect is filmed in Laval, Québec, Canada.

The show had the highest production budget for a true crime show; just under $4m.

No. overall	No. in season	Title
1	1	"Vengeance"
Veteran Seattle detective Mike Ciesynski catches a break in a gut-wrenching case, but the tipster's information has diabolical implications.
2	2	"Malice"
When he goes on the hunt for a serial killer who targets children, Portland, Ore., detective C.W. Jensen feels his own life starting to crack up.
3	3	"Darkness"
When a murder investigation stalls, Florida cop Tommy Ray gets personally involved with the victim's family until the case takes a surprising turn.
4	4	"Damage"
Texas Ranger Phil Ryan looks into the grim murder of a young woman, but powerful friends of the main suspects interfere with his investigations.
5	5	"Silence"
As murders spike in Hollywood, the case of a young woman stabbed to death becomes personal for hardened Los Angeles homicide detective Don Tabak.
6	6	"Redemption"
Hotshot Georgia detective Eddie Herman looks into a double homicide, but the cop's arrogance turns out to be the killer's best ally.
7	7	"Retribution"
Investigating the slaying of a religious man, Kentucky homicide detective Leigh Maroni must reveal dark secrets to the victim's anguished mother.
8	8	"Misery"
Rookie Montana cop John Cameron faces personal crisis when the investigation into a missing boy puts him on the path of a twisted serial pedophile.

No. overall	No. in season	Title
9	1	"No Remorse"
Special Agent Jeff Rinek had some of the FBI's worst cases assigned to him, but none was as haunting as the kidnapping of a 7-month-old baby.
10	2	"The Riverside Killer"
A Riverside County serial killer taunts the cop's lead investigator, whose team traces every but f forensic evidence to catch the culprit.
11	3	"No One Is Safe"
A witness's fears prove challenging for an Indianapolis detective who needs her to come forward to close an execution-style murder case.
12	4	"Every Rose Has a Thorn"
After a reliable guy vanishes, a missing rifle raises suspicions about his girlfriend, who displays feelings for the investigator.
13	5	"Blood Brothers"
A retired detective recalls a gut-wrenching murder case in which the victim's sister his important facts about the killing, leading to another murder.
14	6	"Lambs to the Slaughter"
When a Florida investigator is called to the case of the rape-murder of a young girl, he uncovers bad police work and -- finally -- the real killer.
15	7	"Angel Doe"
A Houston detective breaks down recounting his most horrific case, identifying an abandoned, brutally murdered little girl and discovering her killer.
16	8	"Puppet Master"
A detective overseeing the case of a missing young woman later found decapitated finds a connection between her and the leader of a cult-like church.

Real Detective has been nominated for five awards and won one.


Year	Award	Category	Nominee(s)	Result	Ref.	Details
2017	ACTRA Montreal Awards	Outstanding Performance - Female	Sabrina Campilii	Nominated		-
2017	Canadian Screen Award	Best Writing in a Factual Program or Series	Tim Doiron	Nominated		Episode: 'Malice'
2017	Canadian Screen Award	Best Photography in a Documentary Program or Series	Barry Russell (Director of Photography)	Nominated		Episode: 'Darkness'
2017	Joey Award	Best Principal or Guest Starring Actor in a TV Series 7-10 Years	Jaeda LeBlanc	Won		-
2018	Canadian Screen Award	Best Sound, Non-Fiction	Jeremy Reid (Re-recording Mixer) Sébastien Bédard (Sound Designer)	Nominated		-
2018	Canadian Screen Award	Best Picture Editing, Factual	Fannie Daoust Glenn Berman	Nominated		Episode: 'Blood Brothers'

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