there are 7 seasons of prime suspect tennison.
there are 7 seasons of prime suspect tennison.
how many seasons of prime suspect tennison are there?
7
prime suspect 1973









































prime suspect 1973 (also known as prime suspect: tennison) is a british television detective drama series, and a prequel to the long-running "prime suspect" series, starring stefanie martini as the young jane tennison.









































the series debuted on itv in the uk on 2 march 2017, comprising six episodes. in june 2017, it was confirmed there would be no second series.









































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prime suspect 1973
2003 was a significant year for harries' drama output; peter morgan approached granada with an idea for a drama documenting the conjectured pact between tony blair and gordon brown before the 1994 labour party leadership election. granada's chief executive charles allen was not keen on producing "the deal" but harries and john whiston persuaded him otherwise. itv initially agreed to show it but pulled out before filming began. harries offered it to channel 4, who took it within 24 hours. "the deal" was a critical success and won the british academy television award for best single drama. that same year harries brought back the drama serial "prime suspect", which had not been produced since the star helen mirren quit in 1995. mirren agreed to return for "prime suspect: the last witness" only if it was "about something". two years later it returned for the seventh and final serial, entitled "the final act", in which jane tennison, mirren's character, confronts her alcoholism in a sub-plot. lynda la plante, who created "prime suspect" in 1989, was critical of the decision to "make [tennison] a drunk", though harries rebutted, saying, "lynda was the one who started jane tennison drinking heavily—it's not out of character". in 2004, harries was ranked number eleven on a list of the most powerful figures in british tv drama, compiled by industry experts for the "radio times".
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