Showtrial

Showtrial is a British television legal drama created by Ben Richards and starring Tracy Ifeachor and Céline Buckens.[1] The five-part series commenced on BBC One in October 2021.Talitha Campbell, the arrogant daughter of a wealthy entrepreneur, is arrested following the disappearance of fellow student, Hannah Ellis, the hard-working daughter of a single mother. From Talitha’s arrest to the jury’s final verdict, Showtrial switches between both sides of the legal battle, as defence and prosecution fight for their version of what really happened to Hannah, and the truth about Talitha: was she falsely accused or is she a callous murderer?Who killed Hannah Ellis?Crime drama Showtrial has kept many viewers guessing over the past few weeks with its shocking mystery, that being the horrific death of university student Hannah Ellis.Showtrial Season 1 Download

Talitha Campbell (Celine Buckens) was immediately considered the prime suspect, having exchanged threatening text messages with the deceased in the days leading up to her tragic fate.Her arrogant and entitled attitude garners her little sympathy, with DI Paula Cassidy (Sinead Keenan) going to great lengths to fit a case around her, but evidence later emerges that points to someone else in the Showtrial cast.Dhillon Harwood (Joseph Payne), the friend to Talitha and son of a prolific MP, is implicated in the crime and the two are ultimately tried together for murder.The brand new thriller is available to stream as a box set on BBC iPlayer, with some viewers choosing to watch ahead in order to get the answers they crave.You can find all the details on the Showtrial ending right here; suffice to say.In episode four, BBC courtroom thriller Showtrial includes an exchange that handily lays out the drama’s premise for anybody snoozing at the back. On the deck of his luxury lakefront villa – in the Cotswolds just outside Cirencester if you fancy it – billionaire property developer Sir Damian Campbell [James Frain] tells the solicitor defending his daughter Talitha in an impending murder trial, “This is a showtrial. It won’t be decided on the evidence, but on her and on us and [gesturing at the opulent setting] this.” Solicitor Cleo [Tracy Ifeachor] somehow restrains herself from slapping him on the forehead and replying ‘Ya think?’ to say that it’s the jury and not the media, who will ultimately deliver the verdict.