Ever wonder what happens when the toughest investigators are brought down by nothing more than the common cold? In Dead Sick, we find out exactly that. When Ronan O'Mara wakes up stuffy and coughing, his family wants nothing to do with him—and who can blame them? But when he learns his fellow cold case detectives are suffering the same fate, Tennyson has a brilliant idea: let's quarantine together!
What could possibly go wrong when three grumpy, crime-solving men are forced to share space while battling fever, chills, and stuffy noses? Turns out, plenty. From the moment they bunk together, the chaos begins. Soup becomes a battlefield, snacks mysteriously disappear, and personal boundaries get tested in ways no friendship should ever endure.
As the day wears on, something unexpected emerges beneath the layers of misery and discomfort. With no crime scenes to chase and no leads to follow, the detectives find themselves in rare form—sharing secrets, cracking jokes, and remembering why they became friends in the first place. It's in these unguarded moments that we see the heart of the series shine through, proving that sometimes the greatest cases aren't the ones written in police files.
Whether you've been through a real quarantine or just imagine the horrors of being stuck with your buddies when everyone's feeling their worst, Dead Sick captures the absurdity and unexpected warmth of forced togetherness. It's a reminder that even when life throws us curveballs—especially when those curveballs come with fevers and body aches—we never have to face them alone.
Join Ronan, Jude, and Fitzgibbon as they navigate the treacherous waters of shared misery and discover that sometimes the greatest mysteries aren't the ones they solve, but the ones they uncover about themselves and each other.
