Everyone really wishes there were more episodes of Strike: Career of Evil
Viewers were gripped by Career of Evil – but can't believe it's only a two-part story

JK Rowling’s troubled detective Cormoran Strike and clever assistant Robin returned to BBC for new series The Career of Evil, a tale of murder, revenge and a gruesome severed leg.
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- How Strike filmed Tom Burke's missing leg scenes
- Meet the cast of Strike: Career of Evil
However, although the sleuth seemed to be in mounting danger, viewers at home couldn’t be happier, with many calling it the best Strike story so far…
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Others were quick to praise the chemistry between leads Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger…
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But there’s just one problem with the show…
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Viewers wondered why the story couldn't be expanded to more episodes.
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Career of Evil is only a two-episode mini-series, following the model of previous Strike adaptations The Silkworm (two parts) and The Cuckoo's Calling (three parts).
Which means we’re already halfway through the adaptation of the last of JK Rowling's published Strike novels...
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Although the Harry Potter author has another Strike story, Lethal White, planned, it's going to be a while before we see it on screen.
But remember the good news: we get to see the finale of Career of Evil next Sunday. That's not too long a wait, right?
Right, guys?
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Maybe not then.
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Strike: Career of Evil concludes this Sunday at 9pm on BBC1
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