In this 2002 British spy drama premiere, the title refers to the religious motivations behind a domestic terror threat.
: The premiere focuses on the discovery of 15-year-old Sara Damiani’s body in a flooded basement. While Valeria navigates the case—which involves the victim's strange family dynamics—she must also face her own past as her mother is released from prison after 17 years for killing Valeria's father. [S1E1] Thou Shalt Not Kill
: Starring Matthew Macfadyen (Tom Quinn) and Keeley Hawes (Zoe Reynolds). 2. Thou Shalt Not Kill (Non Uccidere) - Season 1, Episode 1 In this 2002 British spy drama premiere, the
: The episode explores the moral ambiguity of state security, the intersection of religious zealotry and violence, and the personal cost of maintaining a "double life". : Starring Matthew Macfadyen (Tom Quinn) and Keeley
: MI5’s Section D investigates a car bombing in Liverpool that kills a family planning doctor and injures her daughter. They trace the attack to Mary Kane, an American pro-life extremist who has smuggled 20 bombs into the UK to target abortion providers.