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Gone(2026)

Also known as Gone (UK) • Исчезнувшая

Archived · ITVX

7.6
6 eps
S01
DramaCrimeMysteryThriller

Local Headmaster Michael Polly who becomes the prime suspect in his wife Sarah's disappearance when he encounters gutsy Detective Annie Cassidy in a compulsive game of cat and mouse.

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cat and mouseinterrogation thrillermissing person dreaddetective suspect duel
ON AIR: MAR 8Season 1Archived listing

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