ITV’s acclaimed crime drama Grace is set to return for its sixth series, with the first episode airing at 8 PM on March 29, 2026. The show stars John Simm as Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, who investigates various crimes with the East Sussex Police.
This new season will adapt several of Peter James‘ bestselling novels, including Left You Dead, Capture You Dead, Dead Man’s Game, and One Of Us is Dead. Since its debut in 2021, Grace has aired a total of 16 episodes, captivating audiences with its gripping storytelling.
Filming for the sixth series took place across Sussex, prominently featuring locations such as Brighton, which has become a hallmark of the show. The series has previously showcased iconic sites like Brighton Pier and Shoreham Port, adding to its local charm.
John Simm expressed his enthusiasm for the series, stating, “This is the longest I’ve been involved in any show!” His co-star, Richie Campbell, who plays DI Glenn Branson, noted the continuous effort to elevate the series with each season, saying, “I think the beautiful thing for us is that each season, we’re constantly thinking about upping it.”
As anticipation builds for the premiere, fans are eager to see how the new adaptations will unfold on screen. The show’s ability to blend thrilling narratives with the picturesque backdrop of Sussex has garnered a loyal following.
In related news, chef James Martin recently made headlines on his cooking show, appealing to viewers to support British produce. He stated, “Please, please as a nation can we just buy stuff from this country,” highlighting the importance of local sourcing.
While Grace prepares for its return, the excitement surrounding the series continues to grow. With its rich storytelling and strong performances, the sixth series promises to deliver more of the suspense and intrigue that fans have come to love.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any additional cast members or plot twists that may be introduced in the upcoming season. However, the established chemistry between the lead actors and the compelling source material sets high expectations for the audience.