Blue Lights

It's never too late to learn and start something new, especially if a person truly wants it. But the desire for change is often accompanied by a number of difficulties, and only by overcoming them can we understand whether it was worth it or not. The heroes of the series "Blue Lights" have little time to ponder whether they made the right choice, as human lives depend on their actions. The series instantly captivated viewers, and it is already known that we will soon see "Blue Lights" Season 2; we just need to figure out when.
What is the series "Blue Lights" about?
Belfast is divided into districts, each of which is patrolled by a separate police station. In one of these stations, which has one of the most problematic areas, three interns work – Tommy, Annie, and Grace. Naturally, they have a tough time, as the local population cannot be called prosperous, and armed groups are running rampant, considering themselves the ruling power. The work of the newcomers is fraught with risk; however, they cannot expect gratitude from the locals, as the attitude towards law enforcement here is, to put it mildly, unfriendly.
Grace worked as a social worker until recently and only decided to join the police at the age of 40. Tommy and Annie also face serious pressure at work, which often leads to reflections on the correctness of their decision. But despite all their doubts, they go to work every day and approach it with full responsibility.
Blue Lights Season 2 – who is who
The series features actors such as:
Shan Brookes ("No Return," "Good Omens," "Life in the Pond");
Catherine Devlin ("The Dig," "Vikings");
Nathan Braniff;
Martin McCann ("Survival's Edge," "Death and the Nightingale," "Dark Justice");
Hannah McLean;
Andy Osho ("In Bed with a Stranger," "The Sandman," "In Search of Carter");
Jonathan Harden ("Making Money," "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," "My Mother and Other Strangers");
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Dane White O'Hara;
Joanne Crawford ("Resistance," "Rose Plays Julie," "We Have Always Lived in the Castle");
Gerard Jordan ("Game of Thrones," "Five Minutes of Heaven," "Divorced Jack");
Valin Kane ("Catastrophe," "Military Games," "Murder");
Richard Dormer ("Secret Invasion," "Kiss Me Goodnight," "Woodhouse in Exile");
Michael Sheen ("Staged," "Derry Girls," "Marcella");
Nabil Elouahabi ("Parents of the Year," "His Dark Materials," "Worst Fears");
Matt Carver ("Doctor Who," "House of the Dragon").