Viewers of PD True Season 1 are wondering how many episodes are in the series and when each new episode comes out. PD True Season 1 provides a detailed look at some of the most compelling police cases, viewed through the experiences of the officers involved. The series offers an unfiltered perspective on the challenges and successes encountered by law enforcement.
Here’s how many episodes are in PD True Season 1 and on what day new episodes come out.
How many episodes are in PD True Season 1?
PD True Season 1 has 10 episodes.
The episode list is as follows:
- Episode 1: Heroes of the Pulse Nightclub Massacre (1)
- Episode 2: Heroes of the Pulse Nightclub Massacre (2)
- Episode 3: Death of a Swimsuit Model
- Episode 4: The Killer Looked Like Daddy (1)
- Episode 5: The Killer Looked Like Daddy (2)
- Episode 6: Officer Down: The Killing of a Rookie Cop
- Episode 7: Only Murder in the Building
- Episode 8: Hunt for the NY Subway Shooter (1)
- Episode 9: Hunt for the NY Subway Shooter (2)
- Episode 10: The Bling Ring of South Florida
PD True Season 1 delves into real-life criminal cases, presenting the stories with meticulous attention to detail. The season consists of 10 episodes. Each episode covers a different case, from the tragic Pulse Nightclub massacre to the hunt for the NY subway shooter. The show captures the intensity and complexity of police work, providing a gripping narrative of crime and justice.
The cast of PD True Season 1 follows real-life police officers including Investigator John Smith, Detective Robert Brown, and more.
When do new PD True Season 1 episodes come out?
All episodes of PD True Season 1 are currently available to watch on Paramount Plus. There are no new episodes.
The official synopsis for the series reads:
“The crimes are real, and the stakes are high. You’ve read the harrowing headlines. But now, for the first time, the men and women who faced the unthinkable give us the details. The stories are shared officer to officer, elbows on the bar with the grit left in, taking viewers into moments of crisis in some of the biggest cases of our time as told by the police officers who worked them.“
