Robbie Coltrane returns as "Fitz," the criminal psychologist with problems of his own. This shocking and surprising second series pulls no punches. Anyone could be a victim- and anyone could cross the line.

A chain-smoking gambler, who leans heavily on the bottle, Fitz can easily impress with an uncanny insight into the workings of the criminal mind. But he can aggravate and alienate even his closest friends. Currently Fitz is at odds with the local police, whom he has managed to enrage one time too many.

Disc One - To Be A Somebody
A Pakistani storeowner has been cold-bloodedly murdered and a young male skinhead was witnessed leaving the scene. When the killer strikes again and at the heart of the department, Fitz and the force have to work fast to defuse a potentially explosive situation.

Disc Two - The Big Crunch
Fitz finds himself drawn closer to Detective Sergeant Penhaligon in business and in pleasure. The case of an abducted young girl found naked and covered in mystic graffiti has brought the two of them up against a strange religious cult and their preacher Kenneth Trant.

Disc Three - Men Should Weep
There's a vicious serial rapist on the streets who wears a terrifying mask, appears to know his victims, and has something to hide. Misinterpreting Fitz's advance on a radio talk show, the rapist is about to move from rape to murder and Fitz is about to track him perilously close to home.