The Killing (2011) is a gripping crime drama TV series set in rainy Seattle that follows detectives Sarah Linden and Stephen Holder as they investigate complex murder cases filled with political intrigue, emotional family drama, shocking twists, and dark secrets. Known for its slow-burn storytelling, intense performances, and atmospheric noir style, the series explores justice, grief, corruption, and the psychological impact of violent crime.
On her last day of work, Homicide Detective Sarah Linden is drawn into a new case.
Sarah and Holder investigate at the school. Richmond tries to control the political fallout.
Councilman Richmond suspects a leak in his mayoral campaign. Sarah and Holder track down a potential witness.
Sarah and Holder put pressure on Rosie's ex-boyfriend. Stan and Mitch plan their daughter's funeral.
Rosie's teacher provides a new piece of evidence. Stan asks for help to find Rosie's killer.
Sarah and Holder question a suspect's family and neighbors. Revelations and speculations overshadow Rosie's funeral.
The police learn more about Rosie's whereabouts during her last days. Mitch starts to doubt the police investigation.
Sarah and Holder uncover new evidence. Mitch endangers her sons. Richmond tries to get back in the race.
The police make a shocking realization. Richmond contemplates a political decision. The Larsens are fed up with the police.
The police regroup. Richmond advances in the polls. Mitch is left to keep the family afloat.
Sarah and Holder search for Jack.
The police connect Rosie to a website. Stan faces his demons. Mitch learns secrets about Rosie.
The detectives investigate their suspect's involvement with Rosie Larsen. Mitch and Stan discuss their family's future. Belko Royce wants to protect the Larsens.
