Harrow

Daniel Harrow is a brilliant medical examiner who treats the dead with forensic precision and a stubborn sense of private code. Each case unfolds with a careful blend of clinical deduction and offbeat intuition, exposing scars from a buried past. Harrow refuses to let anyone lock away a truth that could change how he sees himself or the people around him, including his daughter Fern and the dedicated Grace Molyneux. When a single dark secret from his earlier years threatens to surface, he fights to keep it buried by bending the rules, testing loyalties and pushing the limits of what medicine, memory, and conscience will tolerate.

Released in 2018 in Australia, Harrow was created by Stephen M Irwin and Leigh McGrath. The series is an original crime drama, anchored by Ioan Gruffudd in the central role of Doctor Daniel Harrow.

Critically the show has been praised for its cool, methodical pace and the way it blends stand alone procedural cases with a longer thread about secrets and guilt. It probes ethics, memory, and the cost of keeping the past hidden.

Awards: The series drew notice within Australian award circuits, earning nominations that highlighted Ioan Gruffudd's performance and the show's craft. It sits alongside other home grown crime dramas that push the boundaries of the genre while staying true to character driven storytelling.