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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Entertainment
Luke Buckmaster

Deadloch season two review – every bit as wonky, devilish and potty-mouthed as the first

Detective duo Eddie and Dulcie, the odd couple at the centre of this ‘darkly comedic and wigged-out police procedural’.
Detective duo Eddie and Dulcie, the odd couple at the centre of this ‘darkly comedic and wigged-out police procedural’ Photograph: Supplied

There’s no doubt which principal character reflects the heart, soul and warped humour of Deadloch, the darkly comedic and wigged-out police procedural created and written by Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan. It’s certainly not Kate Box’s senior sergeant Dulcie Collins: a generally calm and considered detective who doesn’t rush to judgment. It’s her partner Eddie Redcliffe (Madeleine Sami), a thunderously loud, incongruous, decorum-breaking force of nature who doesn’t so much speak as screech, howl and bluster, as if trying to strangle the air itself, particle by particle.

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