List of episodes of the series «Bodies»

'You're Dead Already'

• User score: 7.6
• Episode number: 1
• Episode duration: 56 min.
• Episode description:
  In 2023, Detective Hasan discovers a dead body in Longharvest Lane, Whitechapel — while in 1941 and 1890, two other detectives find the same corpse.

'Do You Know Who I Am?'

• User score: 7.5
• Episode number: 2
• Episode duration: 55 min.
• Episode description:
  Hasan follows new leads in the present. As Hillinghead reluctantly closes his case, Whiteman goes to desperate lengths to hide involvement in his own.

'All In Good Time'

• User score: 7.4
• Episode number: 3
• Episode duration: 57 min.
• Episode description:
  Connections between the cases start to come into focus. Whiteman encounters an unexpected complication; Hillinghead attends a séance.

'Right Up the Wazoo'

• User score: 7.4
• Episode number: 4
• Episode duration: 56 min.
• Episode description:
  Hasan discovers she isn't the only detective investigating a murder on Longharvest Lane. In the past and future alike, relationships start to deepen.

'We Are One Another's Ghosts'

• User score: 7.6
• Episode number: 5
• Episode duration: 57 min.
• Episode description:
  The past, present and future collide as a set of fingerprints from 1890 are found in 2023. Maplewood uncovers the Commander's true identity.

'The World Is Yours'

• User score: 7.4
• Episode number: 6
• Episode duration: 56 min.
• Episode description:
  On the day of the explosion, Hasan does everything in her power to help Elias make a life-altering choice. The others wrestle with their consciences.

'Catch Me If You Can'

• User score: 7.5
• Episode number: 7
• Episode duration: 59 min.
• Episode description:
  Elias finally knows what it means to be loved. He creates the family he's always wanted — but Hillinghead has to suffer for it.

'Know You Are Loved'

• User score: 7.6
• Episode number: 8
• Episode duration: 62 min.
• Episode description:
  Across decades, the detectives work together to stop Elias from reshaping history. Will words be enough to break the loop and save thousands of lives?