Grace

Det Supt Roy Grace is asked by his colleague DS Glen Branson to assist in probing the disappearance of a property developer in Brighton. The investigation centres on the missing Brighton property developer and highlights the duo’s teamwork. The story unfolds as a crime drama featuring John Simm.

Dead Simple is a television programme presented as a single episode. It falls under the broader category of programmes and is listed as an episode in its genre classification. The title suggests a straightforward approach to its storytelling, and the format is designed for a concise, self‑contained viewing experience and aims to deliver a clear resolution. Detective Superintendent Roy Grace receives a request for assistance from his colleague, Detective Sergeant Glen Branson. Together they're still tasked with probing the sudden disappearance of a property developer based in Brighton. The case forms the central narrative, driving the investigation forward as the two officers collaborate to uncover what happened in the city it. The programme is presented as a crime drama, placing emphasis on the procedural aspects of police work and the tension inherent in missing‑person investigations. John Simm leads the cast, bringing his experience to the role of the senior officer, thereby anchoring the story's focus on the investigative process and its atmosphere through careful writing style. Set against the backdrop of Brighton, the narrative leverages the city's distinctive character to frame the investigation. The interplay between Grace and Branson highlights the collaborative nature of police work, while the missing developer's case provides a concrete thread that ties the episode together, ensuring a focused storyline for viewers throughout the run time period.