George Gently
What is george gently?
Key facts
George Gently is a British crime drama television series set in the 1960s, loosely based on Alan Hunter's Inspector Gently novels. It follows Inspector George Gently, an old-school detective in the North East of England, working with DS John Bacchus. The series originally aired as George Gently before being retitled Inspector George Gently.[1]
Context
George Gently is a British crime drama television series, originally titled *George Gently* for the pilot and first series and later *Inspector George Gently*, set in the 1960s and loosely based on Alan Hunter's Inspector Gently novels.[1] It follows Inspector George Gently, an old-school detective in the North East of England, working with DS John Bacchus.[1] The series is set in the fictitious North East Constabulary.[1] The BBC describes the pilot as a drama set in 1964 about a detective dealing with changing policing and his wife's murder.[2] The series spans 8 series.[1]
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Questions and answers
Why did George Gently end?
The sources provided do not specify why the series ended.[1]
What was George Gently diagnosed with?
The sources provided do not mention any diagnosis for the character.[1]
What happened to Bacchus in George Gently?
The sources provided do not detail what happened to DS John Bacchus.[1]
Was George Gently filmed in Ireland?
The sources provided do not indicate where the series was filmed.[1]
Sources
- Inspector George Gently - Where to Watch and Stream — tvguide.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)
- George Gently — epguides.com (retrieved August 3, 2026)