David Tennant Joins Gritty Prison Drama 'Time'

The gripping BBC drama 'Time' is set to premiere its third season, relocating the narrative to a young offenders institution. This installment features David Tennant in a pivotal role as Prison Officer Bailey, a seasoned officer grappling with his own personal turmoil. His storyline becomes intertwined with a significant tragedy that unfolds within the juvenile detention centre.

The upcoming episodes will also follow two teenage inmates, James and Peter, as they endure the challenging initial period of their incarceration. The series will explore themes of guilt, violence, and the struggle for redemption for these young offenders. James faces the repercussions of an act of violence, while Peter must decide whether to reveal the truth about a death.

Returning to the cast is Siobhan Finneran as Prison Chaplain Marie-Louise, whose faith is tested when she clashes with Officer Bailey following the tragic incident. The season promises to be a compelling exploration of morality, punishment, and the potential for change within a volatile environment.

Season three will consist of three one-hour episodes, scheduled to air on BBC iPlayer and BBC One later in the year. The exact release date is yet to be confirmed.