Grace Series 6 Premieres with Four New Episodes

Grace, a crime drama series based on the bestselling novels by Peter James, has captivated audiences since its debut in 2021. The show, adapted for television by acclaimed writer Russell Lewis, has gained a loyal following, attracting over seven million viewers since its inception.

The sixth season of Grace premiered on March 30, 2026, continuing the story of Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, portrayed by John Simm. This season consists of four new, film-length episodes titled: Left You Dead, Capture You Dead, Dead Man’s Game, and One Of Us Is Dead.

In this season, Grace investigates a missing persons case while grappling with the fallout from the previous season, where the character Cassian Pewe was revealed to be corrupt. The narrative promises to delve deeper into Grace’s personal and professional challenges, as he seeks justice for the murder of Sandy.

Viewers have expressed excitement about the return of the series, with one fan tweeting, “Wonderful to have @ITV #Grace back on my telly. Excellent 1st episode of the new series.” This sentiment reflects the show’s strong reception and the anticipation surrounding its new episodes.

John Simm, now 55, continues to receive praise for his performance, with fans noting his talent. One viewer remarked, “John Simm is a ridiculously underrated actor.” His portrayal of Grace has been central to the show’s success.

Richie Campbell, who plays Glenn Branson, is also back, adding to the ensemble that has been praised for its gripping storylines and performances. The series airs on Sunday nights at 8 PM on ITV and is available for streaming on ITVX.

As the season unfolds, observers expect the plot to explore the complexities of Grace’s investigations and the impact on his family. Phil Hunter commented on the show’s relevance, stating, “It’s a very sombre and important issue, and something that is sadly, very relevant.” This highlights the show’s engagement with contemporary themes.

With the premiere of season six, Grace continues to solidify its place in the landscape of British crime dramas, promising viewers a mix of suspense and emotional depth.