Ep 4. Episode 4
- TV-14
- March 5, 2019
- 55 min
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7.9 (460)
**Description for Shetland season 5 episode 4: Episode 4**
In the fourth episode of season five of the gripping crime drama series Shetland, the investigative team led by DI Jimmy Perez is eagerly trying to solve the mystery behind yet another murder in the scenic Scottish islands of Shetland.
The episode opens with an intriguing scene in which a ship carrying lumber from Norway to Shetland is caught up in rough weather, and a man falls overboard. However, as the crew struggles to rescue the man, they find that he has already died. This sudden death sparks an investigation, and the team suspects foul play.
As they delve deeper into the case, the team discovers that the victim, who is identified as a young Norwegian man named Jerry Markham, was on the brink of announcing a big investment deal in Shetland. It soon becomes clear that someone had a motive to stop him from making this announcement, and as the team investigates further, they are drawn into the world of high finance and international business.
Meanwhile, Perez is also dealing with some personal issues, as his daughter, who is studying abroad, reaches out to him in distress. Torn between his duties as a detective and his responsibilities as a father, Perez tries to balance both while trying to solve the case.
As the investigation progresses, the team uncovers a web of deceit and hidden agendas, and it soon becomes clear that more lives are at risk. With the clock ticking and the pressure mounting, they must race against time to catch the killer before it is too late.
The tension and suspense in this episode are amplified by the breathtaking landscapes of Shetland, as Perez and his team navigate the rugged terrain in their pursuit of justice. The cast, led by Douglas Henshall as Jimmy Perez, delivers powerful performances, and the writing, as always, is top-notch.
Overall, episode 4 of Shetland season 5 is a riveting addition to the series, offering a thought-provoking and entertaining crime drama that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
