Guilt Season 3 brings back self-serving, shady Max McCall (Mark Bonnar) and his dopey brother Jake (Jamie Sives), who return to Scotland for one more misadventure when Chicago proves too cold for their liking.
Netflix and the BBC announcing they would produce a Lockerbie miniseries caused the Sky/Peacock miniseries to get a move on, and now there are two competing shows of the same name heading to the small screen.
In the season finale of Guilt, the Lynches' darkest secret is revealed and their enemies are closing in. Max offers Erin an escape, but can he save himself as well before time runs out?
In the penultimate episode of Guilt, Max is under pressure from his police handler, his ex-cellmate, and the Lynches, who surprise him with a special visitor.
In the second episode of Guilt Season 2, Max and Kenny discover links between the dirty money, the New Leith project, and an obstructive local minister while Teddy questions his brother's cause of death.
In the debut episode of Guilt Season 2, Max McCall is released from prison as gunshots ring out in a cellar across town. Can Max keep his nose clean or will revenge drive him back to his old life?