Untraceable Evidence (鑑證實錄)

A forensic-science drama in which the lab team reads a scene like a book. Each case is built on small details, a fibre or a stain. I liked how patiently it lays out the reasoning.

The crime scenes are handled with care rather than shock, and the characters have their own struggles. The science is simplified for television, but it never insults the viewer. I found the lab banter charming.

Thirty episodes are enough to follow a team through its ups and downs. It is easy to watch one case at a time. Pairs well with a cup of tea.