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'''''Wire in the Blood''''' was a British crime thriller series, based on the ''Tony Hill'' novel series by Val McDermid, that ran for six seasons from 2002 to 2008 on [[ITV]]. The central character is an eccentric clinical psychologist named Tony Hill. Tony has such great insight into the minds of the criminals that he often seems sympathetic to them. He is able to mentally become the killer for the purposes of catching him.
There is often tension between Tony and members of the police in the fictional town of Bradfield: Many don't trust his methods, others are put off by his manner. Sometimes Tony himself manages to get himself suspected of a major crime.
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The series was cancelled in 2009 due to ITV's financial troubles.
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* [[Alone with the Psycho]]: Tony ends up alone with serial killers several times. These highly-charged scenes see the physical edge of the serial killer set off against Tony's intelligence and his weaponized empathy.
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