Broadchurch (TV series review) We are living nowadays the Golden Age of TV streaming services. Thanks to the smart tvs and other technological devices we can have access to hundred of films and tv series through platforms like Netflix or Amazon. I want to draw your attention to a Tv series produced by the BBC and now available on Netfilx. The title is "Broadchurch", is a crime drama broadcast around 2015. It is set in Dorset, even though the name of the village is not real, the cliffs are easily recognizable. I am going to talk about the second season that is focused on the continuing fallout of the murder of an eleven year-old boy. On one hand the family of the boy struggle to achieve a normal life during the trial. On the other hand we can follow the trial process. Speaking personally I like this tv series becauses I ike drama and crime histories. The first season was intriguing, until almost the last minute the spectator do not know who was the murderer. The most interesting aspect of the second season is the trial. We are used to watch american trials but in this case is a british one. We can also notice the differences between the british judicial system and the spanish one. For example lawyers wearing wigs. I can also recommend this tv series for english students becauses it is available on original version on Netflix (with or without subtitles) and it is easy to follow. As an anecdote, I learnt the word "barrister", that I did not know before. In a nutshell, for lovers of crime or drama series and for those who wants to discover how it works a british trial, this tv series is the good one.