Trust Me - All Seasons

Season 1
Trust Me is a four-part drama series, set in Edinburgh, that tells the story of Cathy, a hardworking and skilled nurse, who has lost her job for whistleblowing and is forced to take drastic measures to provide for her daughter. Out of desperation, Cathy seizes the opportunity to steal her best friend's identity as a senior doctor and start a new life in Edinburgh.
The story follows Cathy as she buries herself deeper and deeper in the imposter persona and realises that she could get everything she ever wanted - the job, the man, the dream. However, her old life threatens to destroy her new situation and the series follows Cathy's efforts to protect it.

Season 2
Corporal Jamie McCain is left with a spinal injury after a shock attack. When patients die unexpectedly around him, Jamie's paranoia intensifies. Is the threat real or imagined?
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