Hostage
★ 6.8 · 2025 · Drama · War & Politics
When the British prime minister's husband is kidnapped and the French president starts receiving threats, both leaders must face an impossible choice.
Episodes
1. Episode 144m · With the country in crisis and her husband held hostage, the newly-elected British prime minister turns to the visiting French president for help.
2. Episode 243m · Dalton looks for ways to rescue her husband without informing the cabinet. But without Toussaint's help, there's no chance of saving him.
3. Episode 345m · As the UK terror threat level rises to critical, the kidnappers go quiet. The two heads of state discuss a deal that could save them both.
4. Episode 439m · A grieving Dalton faces her mutinous cabinet and Toussaint confronts her furious husband. Despite everything, the leaders finally reach an agreement.
5. Episode 547m · A state of emergency is declared across the country. With the military in control, Dalton must find who's behind it all before it's too late.More Like This
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