Trust Me (2017)

Trust Me is a sharp entry in the British medical thriller genre, transitioning from a character-driven deception drama in its first series to a claustrophobic mystery in its second. Serving as a launchpad for Jodie Whittaker’s global stardom, the show examined the high stakes of identity theft within the NHS. By focusing on the ethical boundaries of care and the fragility of professional facades, it challenged viewers to question the authority of the white coat. Its legacy is tied to its anthology structure, allowing for a complete tonal reset while maintaining a consistent sense of dread. The show’s exploration of institutional paranoia continues to resonate. Set a reminder for any potential news regarding future revivals or spin-offs.