Jekyll

In modern-day London, successful surgeon Jack Holloway is secretly succumbing to the influence of his darker alter-ego, Hyde. As Hyde's actions become increasingly dangerous and uncontrollable, Jack struggles to maintain his sanity and protect his family, all while a shadowy organization seems to be aware of his condition. The series follows his desperate attempts to find a cure and understand the true nature of his dual existence.

Jekyll was met with generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its modern take on a classic story, James Nesbitt's dual performance, and the suspenseful narrative. While some found certain plot elements predictable, the series was largely commended for its dark atmosphere and compelling character study.

• Praised for its innovative and dark reimagining of the Jekyll and Hyde story.

• James Nesbitt's compelling performance as both Jekyll and Hyde was a standout element.

• The series successfully blended psychological thriller elements with science fiction.

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James Nesbitt played both Dr. Jack Holloway and his alter ego, Mr. Hyde, requiring him to portray vastly different personalities within the same character.