In 1896 New York, Dr. Laszlo Kreizler—a criminal psychologist—and his team of investigators—John Moore, Sara Howard, and others—are drawn into a chilling mystery surrounding the gruesome murders of male prostitutes. As they delve deeper, their quest to uncover the truth not only tests their skills but also challenges the very fabric of society in a time of rapid change.
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The Alienist’s masterful blend of atmospheric tension and historical accuracy creates a captivating mystery that draws viewers in, thanks to its meticulous portrayal of early forensic psychology and the seedy underbelly of late 19th-century New York City. With an impressive ensemble cast and a gripping narrative, this limited series is a must-watch for fans of crime dramas and period pieces.
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Cast Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans, Dakota Fanning, Matthew Shear, Douglas Smith
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the series about?
The Alienist is a crime drama that follows police commissioner Theodore Roosevelt and his team as they investigate murders of male prostitutes in New York City in 1896.
Who stars in The Alienist?
The main cast includes Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans, Dakota Fanning, Matthew Shear, and Douglas Smith.
How many seasons and episodes does the series have?
The series consists of 2 seasons with a total of 18 episodes.
How long do each episodes run?
Each episode runs for 48 minutes (0h 48m).
Where can The Alienist be streamed?
The series is available to stream on YouTube TV and TNT.
Is it worth starting the series?
Based on its blend of crime, mystery, and historical drama, The Alienist may appeal to fans of atmospheric and suspenseful storytelling.
Is there another season of The Alienist coming?
No. The Alienist has ended after 2 seasons, and no further episodes are scheduled.
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