Finally Blue Murder's one-stop chickbabe asskicking set arrives. If you’ve never heard of Blue Murder that’s too bad. Get it now. It is a British series with a loyal following - for a reason. They mix drama, dark humor and interesting sub-plots in a remarkably enjoyable way.

Caroline Quentin plays Detective Chief Inspector Janine Lewis. But she’s no girly gal. DIC Lewis has four children she is raising as a single mom – while tripping in and out of some pretty nasty crime scenes in Manchester, England. A soccor mom that spends a good deal of her time as head coach.

She has a partner (-love partner) DI Mayne, played by Ian Kelsey. But the series doesn't use the affair to make it how a woman needs a man...no it's a healthy relationship. The strength of the show coming in the way a cop show is today-thrown by showing a real-like working mom - who happens to have one helluva job.

And, it’s one thing to be a police man. It’s actually another to be a police woman. I do not mean that as sexist as it just typed. Women in traditionally man positions can be hard enough. Adding to that little humans - four of them as DI Lewis cares for - looking for nurture and you’ve got a great premise. If done right...and it is here.

You’ll get the series’ episodes plus a behind the scenes doc and an interview with the primary stars, Quentin and Kelsey.

The time is right for Policewoman to step into the world of career and family. Not just tough gal in boy’s land. The writing and realistic situations make the show work. It’s a great great watch. Though Manchester isn't exactly a holiday pin mark on the bucket-list places-to-visit map...but was it ever? Really? The show's gore and black humor that is sprinkled through-out means the kiddies should skip this…Even though this lady shows little lasses no job is gender specific. And for the rest of you plan a weekend in PJ's and jump in.