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Temple S01E08 Available from: 01-11-2019
Temple S01E07 Available from: 25-10-2019
Temple S01E06 Available from: 18-10-2019
Temple S01E05 Available from: 11-10-2019
Temple S01E04 Available from: 04-10-2019
Temple S01E03 Available from: 27-09-2019
Temple S01E02 Available from: 20-09-2019
Temple S01E01 Available from: 13-09-2019
Temple - Season 1
Description
The series tells of an illegal clinic set up in an abandoned tunnel network. Daniel is a surgeon suffering from personal tragedy in his life, where he began working in that clinic and is willing to pay for medical assistance to patients. Daniel helps both Lee, a disgruntled transport officer, and Anna a medical researcher. Together, the team begins to treat a variety of desperate patients, where everyone's ethics are tested simultaneously.
The series tells of an illegal clinic set up in an abandoned tunnel network. Daniel is a surgeon suffering from personal tragedy in his life, where he began working in that clinic and is willing to pay for medical assistance to patients. Daniel helps both Lee, a disgruntled transport officer, and Anna a medical researcher. Together, the team begins to treat a variety of desperate patients, where everyone's ethics are tested simultaneously.
Actors: Donald Sumpter,
Layo-Christina Akinlude,
Ryan McKen,
Garry Cooper,
Gaby French,
Roman Strong,
Sam Hazeldine,
Karina Salieva,
Ruth Horrocks,
Michael Salami,
Kishore Bhatt,
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Donald Sumpter 13 February 1943, Brixworth, Northamptonshire, England, UK
Layo-Christina Akinlude
Ryan McKen
Garry Cooper 1955, Hull, East Yorkshire, England, UK
Gaby French
Roman Strong
Sam Hazeldine 29 March 1972, Hammersmith, London, England, UK
Karina Salieva
Ruth Horrocks
Michael Salami
Kishore Bhatt
Genre: Drama
Director: Shariff Korver, Lisa Siwe, Luke Snellin
Country: United Kingdom
Keywords: #Tobi King Bakare
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September 17, 2019
It's loopy enough, ittedly, as an entire premise... but if you can just, pretty please, suspend your disbelief for long enough to get your talons into it, it's hugely rewarding.
September 17, 2019
Strong is in his element here, switching between a demeanor of august probity and a kind of necromantic outlandishness.
September 18, 2019
Temple is a clever little piece of programming.
September 19, 2019
[Mark] Strong shows strength in the role, but it's the storyline that's intriguing.
September 17, 2019
Temple's secret is slowly unveiled at the end of a fine opening episode in which three seemingly disparate stories merge and flow forward in one direction.
September 18, 2019
[Temple] feels, at times, like early Tarantino, with dodgy coppers and incompetent criminals, as [Mark] Strong holds the thing together with his glower.
September 23, 2019
Maybe it will all get more believable as it goes along, but that was what I also thought about the first episode of Valkyrien and then I forgot about it entirely.
