Mint TV: Here's how to watch the BBC's new crime drama Mint


Mint is now streaming in full on BBC iPlayer, with episodes airing on BBC One.
After filming in Grangemouth and Glasgow last year, BBC drama Mint has finally been released.
Now on BBC iPlayer and airing on BBC One from this evening (April 20), the new series from Scrapper filmmaker Charlotte Regan stars Emma Laird, Ben Coyle-Larner — the musician known as Loyle Carner, in his acting debut — Laura Fraser, Lindsay Duncan, and Sam Riley.
On choosing to film in Scotland, Regan said: “In Scotland, people are interested in it, especially somewhere like Grangemouth, where they don't get much filming.
“We tried to engage the community and when you do that, I find, they're super welcoming. Every day, they come and hang out and I love that atmosphere. The local cast are amazing as well. There are so many amazing actors in Scotland.”
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Billed as an “unconventional” crime drama, Mint follows Shannon, the daughter of the area’s dominant crime family. The 22-year-old is desperately searching for romance, which she finds in Arran - a member of a rival crime family.
Played by Laird and Coyle-Larner, respectively, they navigate their forbidden relationship as Shannon’s father Dylan (Riley), steps down from his position which sends ripples through their worlds.
Where can I watch Mint?
All episodes of Mint are now available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
How many episodes of Mint are there?
In total, there are eight episodes of Mint, each around 30 minutes long.
When is Mint on BBC One?
If you would rather watch the show weekly, the first two episodes will be aired on BBC One tonight (April 20) from 9pm. Episodes will then be broadcast each following Monday.
Mint episode release schedule
Mint will air on BBC One at around 9pm on Mondays. Going by the current schedule, each week two episodes will be broadcast on TV.
While subject to change, you can expect the release schedule to look something like this:
- Monday, April 20 — Episode 1 & 2
- Monday, April 27 — Episode 3 & 4
- Monday, May 4 — Episode 5 & 6
- Monday, May 11 — Episode 7 & 8
As well as the main broadcasts, it appears as though there will be re-runs of the show showing over the weekends in the early morning.
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