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Taggart

1983 – 2009 · 45m per ep · TV-14 · English · United Kingdom

Taggart is a Scottish detective television program. The series revolves around a group of detectives initially in the Maryhill CID of Strathclyde Police, though various storylines have happened in other parts of the Greater Glasgow area, and as of the most recent series the team have operated out of the fictional John Street police station across the street from the City Chambers.

6.4(180 reviews)

12.0237% popularity

At a glance

Details

First air date: Sep 6, 1983
Last air date: Feb 22, 2011
Status: Ended
Seasons: 27
Episodes: 114
Episode runtime: 45m
Original language: English
Country: United Kingdom
Network / platform: ITV1
Creator / showrunner: Glenn Chandler
Certification: TV-14
Production companies: Scottish Television Enterprises, Scottish Television (STV), SMG Productions, STV Studios

Where to watch

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Keywords

scotlandpolicemurderpolice detective

Seasons & episodes

Series 1

1983 · 3 episodes

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Cast

Mark McManus

DCI Jim Taggart

James MacPherson

DCI Mike Jardine

Alex Norton

DCI Matt Burke

Colin McCredie

DC Stuart Fraser

John Michie

DI Robbie Ross

Harriet Buchan

Jean Taggart

Tom Watson

Superintendent Murray

Media

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Reviews & ratings

6.4

180 community reviews

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Alex Rivera5.4/103/18/2026
Binge-worthy
Every episode leaves you wanting more. The character arcs are exceptional.
52 found helpful
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Jordan Kim6.4/103/14/2026
Peak television
One of the best shows in its genre — tightly written and beautifully acted.
44 found helpful
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Sam Patel7.4/103/10/2026
Must-watch series
The season finales alone are worth the watch.
36 found helpful
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Morgan Lee5.4/103/6/2026
Brilliant writing
Gripping from the first scene. Already recommending to everyone.
28 found helpful
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Casey Wong6.4/103/2/2026
Slow burn payoff
Takes a few episodes to hit stride, then it's unstoppable.
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