When is ripper street coming back

Now the series is due to depart the service 4 years after the entirety of the series was first available. Edmund Reid. Netflix Canada has also lost Ripper Street recently with the entire series removed from Netflix there on August 1st, The series never was available on Netflix UK instead the series still resides primarily on Prime Video although Britbox now carries the show too but only a limited number of seasons.

The removal follows a big trend in recent years in Netflix US losing high profile British series. Toast of London , another high-profile British show is also due to depart in September Also notable in is that Netflix lost Sherlock back in May.

After three seasons even the best TV shows would struggle to be original. Its often the make or break moment which sees whether a show is going to go on to better things Buffy , or end of a blaze of disappointment Heroes. With an almost perfect ending to season three, fans and the cast were more than a little surprised when Amazon announced that Detective Inspector Reid and co would be returning to the blood-stained streets of Whitechapel for another season of Ripper Street.

Surprised and slightly cautious. After all, last we saw of the troubled copper he was moving to the seaside with his daughter for some much needed peace and quiet. So how is it that hes ended up back on Leman Street just two years later? Mild spoilers for previous seasons ahead Ripper Street season four will be available exclusively on Amazon Prime Video from January 15, with new episodes released weekly. For more on great crime shows check out Crime Scene magazine. We were all rooting for Reid to get his happily-every-after with daughter Mathilda, but it seems seaside life hasn't exactly agreed with the copper.

And what about his father-daughter relationship with Anna Burnett's Mathilda? Matthew Lewis plays desk sergeant Samuel Drummond in the show. And viewers will see the return of Joseph Mawie as detective Jedediah Shine, last seen in the season two finale. The show loosely based on the murders of Jack the Ripper in the late s began, on BBC One in but was dropped after poor ratings.

After online support from fans Amazon Prime bought the series and commissioned the Victorian drama for three more seasons. Related Topics. Television Amazon BBC.