The six-part mystery thriller "I, Jack Wright," starring John Simm and Daniel Rigby, returned to BBC One at 9:15 p.m., offering viewers a suspenseful exploration of family dynamics and intrigue. Previously broadcast on U&Alibi, the series centers on Jack Wright, a wealthy brick-making entrepreneur who is found dead at his country estate under initially ambiguous circumstances.

At first, Jack’s death is presumed to be a suicide by gunshot. However, Detective Chief Inspector Harry Morgan harbors doubts and begins investigating the possibility of foul play. The unfolding narrative introduces Jack’s complex family, including his adult children and former spouses, who come together following the news of his passing. The story delves deeply into their interactions and tensions as they convene for the reading of Jack’s will.

One of the key plotlines follows Sally, Jack’s daughter, who is determined to have his body exhumed to further investigate the true cause of death. Her legal efforts to gain permission face significant obstacles, heightening the stakes of the investigation. Meanwhile, Sally’s relationship with Arnaud, a close acquaintance, becomes increasingly fraught, adding another layer of complexity to the storyline.

"I, Jack Wright" balances elements of mystery and family conflict, using the death of a patriarch as a catalyst for revelations and power struggles among those left behind. The series combines a strong cast with a tightly woven narrative to engage viewers in its suspenseful, character-driven drama.