Television Programme - Planning

Television Programme - Planning

Artist / Programme Title : 

  • Deadly Secrets 
  • Deadly Silence
  • Deadly Sins


Genre / Related Genres 

  • Drama / Crime Drama 


 

Brief Summary of Artist / Programme : 

Slogans:

  • 'Some secrets are better left untold'
  • Certain secrets should be left in the dark'

Similar Artists / Programmes :

  • Luther
  • The Valhalla Murders
  • Killing Eve 

TV episode plot summary :

  • The programmes main premise is a serial kidnapper / killer that terrorises a local area and the surrounding boroughs
  • The killer has been terrorising people off and on for the past 5 years - they once believed they had caught them, however the killings started again after the person was arrested - where the programme begins
  • Programme begins with one of the individuals being kidnapped and dragged into the dark in the garden, which is them followed by a voiceover of the news reporter talking about the recent killings, and how the person was released from custody and cleared of all suspicion
  • Whilst this report is going on, the kidnapper is taking the others in the house hostage - fades to black after the third individual is kidnapped.
  • Main character wakes up and discovers that their two housemates have already been killed - the main character is sitting in front of the two dead people on the other side of them - kidnapper is sitting directly across from them with their accomplice sitting beside them.
  • Kidnapper goes to kill the other individual but is unable to - is overcome with guilt and can't finish the job.
  • The main character recognises the voice of the kidnapper, causing the kidnapper to take of their mask and reveal themselves to be one of the main characters close friends.
  • They talk for a bit about why she's doing this and killing all their friends (the friends had started to become suspicious of them and the fact they had always been out when the killing had occurred, so they had to kill them off).
  • Go to kill them but realise the survivor has been able to get out of their wrist ties and call the police - the police have been alerted to the location - take the last individual with them, kidnapping them but not killing them.
  • Ends with the kidnapper, who's now turned into the concerned friend, coming back to the house to react to the killing of their housemates 

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