Chris Larkin

TV roles

Best TV shows featuring Chris Larkin

Every Chris Larkin series we track, ranked by real viewer rating — led by Roger Roger at 9.0. Where to stream each is one tap away.

Chris's full profileTop TV shows, ranked

Chris Larkin's shows, ranked 16

  1. Roger Roger posterRoger Roger (1998)as Cambridge9.0
  2. Outlander posterOutlander (2014)as Richard Brown8.2
  3. Agatha Christie's Marple posterAgatha Christie's Marple (2004)as Gerald Wright7.8
  4. Doctor Who posterDoctor Who (2005)as Lynley7.6
  5. Father Brown posterFather Brown (2013)as Roger Frobisher7.6
  6. Frank Stubbs Promotes posterFrank Stubbs Promotes (1993)as Toby7.5
  7. Rosemary & Thyme posterRosemary & Thyme (2003)as Pete Farmer7.4
  8. Highlander: The Series posterHighlander: The Series (1992)as Steven Keane7.4
  9. Shackleton posterShackleton (2002)as George Marston7.2
  10. Yes, Prime Minister posterYes, Prime Minister (2013–2013)as Bernard Woolley · britbox · Comedy7.2
  11. Hitler: The Rise of Evil posterHitler: The Rise of Evil (2003)as Hermann Göring7.1
  12. Next of Kin posterNext of Kin (2018)as Simon Coulter6.4
  13. The Coroner posterThe Coroner (2015)as Oliver Foxby6.3
  14. The Six Wives of Henry VIII posterThe Six Wives of Henry VIII (2001)as Henry VIII6.0
  15. WPC 56 posterWPC 56 (2013)as Dr Hurley5.5
  16. Jules Verne's Mysterious Island posterJules Verne's Mysterious Island (2005)as Atherton5.2

Good to know

What is Chris Larkin's best TV show?

Roger Roger (1998) is Chris Larkin's highest-rated series here, at ★ 9.0.

How many TV shows has Chris Larkin been in?

We track 16 Chris Larkin shows, averaging ★ 7.1 — ranked here by viewer rating.

Where can I watch Chris's shows?

Each series links to its page with live streaming availability for your country.

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