'Unpredictable': The cast of Human Error lift the lid on the 'twists and turns' we can expect from the epic new crime drama
EXCLUSIVE: In a matter of hours, the incredible new Aussie drama series Human Error is coming to screens – and in the video above, you can see exactly what to expect.
From the creators of Underbelly, the six-part series premieres tonight, Wednesday September 11 at 8:45pm on Channel Nine and 9Now.
Human Error unveils the turbulent life of Detective Holly O'Rourke (Leeanna Walsman) and her homicide team as they investigate the shocking murder of a pregnant mother who was shot in broad daylight in front of her child.
Human Error premieres Wednesday September 11 on Channel Nine and 9Now.
Ahead of the show's premiere, the cast sat down and lifted the lid on the twists and turns audiences can expect and why Human Error is unlike any other cop show.
You can see exactly what they said by watching the video above.
While there'll be no shortage of mystery, crime busting, shoot-outs and chases, the cast of Human Error explain the narrative is about much more than just the investigation at hand.
"Rather than being a cop show per say, it looks deeper into the lives of the people involved," says Steve Bisley, who play's Holly's father and retired detective Bear.
READ MORE: Everything you need to know about explosive new crime drama Human Error
Audiences can expect to watch Holly's personal life unravel. Her marriage is in crisis, and she is hiding a life-changing secret from her from fellow detectives, Dylan McKenzie (Stephen Peacocke) and Sergeant Gavin Butterfield (Rob Collins).
"It's very unpredictable, a lot of twists and a lot of suspense," says Matt Day who play's Holly's husband Luke.
Lead actress Leanna Walsman also appeared on the Today show to reveal what else is coming to Human Error.
Watch everything she said in the video below.
Human Error premieres tonight at 8:45pm on Channel Nine and 9Now.
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