Good Vibrations (miniseries)

Good Vibrations is a two-part British television miniseries that aired in 1996. It was produced by Carlton UK Productions and broadcast on ITV. The series is a crime drama centered around a complex investigation into a string of murders.

The miniseries stars Catherine Schell as a key character, Sylvia Seys, who becomes deeply involved in the unfolding events. The plot involves elements of suspense, mystery, and psychological intrigue, exploring the motivations and impact of the crimes on both the investigators and the victims' families.

Good Vibrations received limited critical attention and is perhaps best known for featuring Catherine Schell in a leading role after her more prominent work in science fiction and other genres. Details about its director, writers, and full cast are relatively scarce in readily available public databases, contributing to its somewhat obscure status.