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Taggart: Series 25

5 episodes Premiered Feb 20, 2009 Updated Sep 29, 2026
Previously on Taggart

Season 25 Lore Primer

Key plot threads, lore context, and character stakes you need to remember before diving into this season.

  • ⚡ Directly follows the overarching narrative developments of Taggart Season 24.
  • ⚡ Faction dynamics and core character alliances shift under escalating external stakes.
  • ⚡ Crucial mysteries introduced previously reach key turning points and narrative reckonings.
  • ⚡ Sets up serialized story arcs that build directly toward the climactic season finale.
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Season 25 Episodes

Episode Guide

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Season 25: Filler vs. Essential Canon

Filter episodes by narrative weight. Focus on essential mytharc and skip standalone side quests.

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Mytharc (3): Crucial lore & season climaxes
Core (2): Character development & subplots
Side Quest (0): Standalone / filler
S25·E1 Mytharc

Cold Reader

Feb 20, 2009

A young student is abducted and her mother's psychic advisor approaches the team and claims to be able to trace the girl's whereabouts. As usual, Burke is more than a little scepti

S25·E2 Mytharc

Grass

Apr 30, 2009

DI Robbie Ross starts to feel the heat when Thomas Duffy, one of his informants, is brutally murdered, and the word 'grass' daubed in paint at the crime scene. Duffy's name appeare

S25·E3 Core

The Knife Trick

May 7, 2009

When a law professor is accidentally stabbed to death in front of 30 trainee police officers during a training exercise it appears at first to be just a tragic accident. But when t

S25·E4 Core

So Long Baby

Jul 19, 2009

Having clocked off work the night before his holiday, DI Ross finds an abandoned baby gurgling on a doorstep on his walk home. After ringing the doorbell but getting no response, R

S25·E5 Mytharc

Fact and Fiction

Dec 24, 2009 · 46 min

When a new novel includes the detailed description of a murder the same of that which belongs to an unsolved case, the team start to think the story's writer could of been involved

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