Often, I turn on a TV show to escape from everyday problems. Strangely, the Prime Video show I keep recommending to everyone within earshot is about a woman navigating life with unexplainable and seemingly incurable issues.
The protagonist, as cheerful as one could be through it all, is Lucy Chambers. Her whole life, she has never slept through the night, always waking up suddenly at 3:33 a.m. She has a son who doesn’t express any emotions; instead of tears or laughter, he responds with an eerie, empty stare.
Jessica Raine as Lucy Chambers in The Devil’s Hour.
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While on the job as a social worker, she seems to remember a dead child who is still very much alive. And by the end of episode 1 of the absorbing mystery thriller, The Devil’s Hour, Lucy’s name is also linked to a killer on the loose.
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