在一名男子失去孩子后，他开始了一场消灭类鸦片流行背后的白领罪犯的运动，并不情愿地接受了他的反英雄身份。

本片讲述了用一种神奇的药物来唤醒失去的记忆。

《迷离悬案：止痛药谋杀事件》由尤塔姆·古德拉曼和阿瑞·派恩斯（《晦暗真相》《Buried》）执导，乔·伯灵格（《迷离悬案：选美小皇后之死》《对话杀人魔》）监制，是一部扣人心弦的三集纪录片。它回顾了一起骇人罪案，这起案件粉碎了国民对日常品牌安全的信任。1982 年在芝加哥，至少七人因服用含有氰化物的泰诺胶囊不幸身亡，引发全国恐慌，当局随即展开美国历史上规模最大的一次刑事调查。这几起可怕的死亡事件背后是否存在幕后主使，亦或其仅仅是为了掩盖某个更加黑暗的阴谋而被推出去的替罪羊？该案件使全球最畅销的药物沦为恐怖符号，并彻底改变了人们对自家药柜中药品的看法，而本剧集重新对本案进行了探究。

It explores 1980s Chicago deaths from cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules. The case led to tamper-proof packaging and became one of America's largest criminal investigations.

主角小舞的哥哥阿大是一个有智能障碍的孩子，班上的同学因此拿阿大开起了玩笑。后来母亲因长期操劳住院了，爸爸又必须出外工作，于是小舞便自告奋勇担任照顾阿大的工作，在照顾阿大的过程中，小舞班上的同学也有了更多和阿大互动的机会，并渐渐学习到彼此体谅与关怀。

小舞的班級要在七夕情人節當天，和哥哥阿大就讀的學校舉行交流會的活動，由於阿大是一個有智能障礙的孩子，小舞班上的同學便因此拿阿大他們開起了玩笑，讓她覺得非常難堪。後來母親因長期操勞住院了，爸爸又必須出外工作，於是小舞便自告奮勇擔任照顧阿大的工作，在照顧阿大的過程中，小舞班上的同學也有了更多和阿大互動的機會，並漸漸學習到彼此體諒與關懷。

In America it’s an epidemic. Now new evidence raises concern about the UK’s use of prescription opioids. Michael Mosley goes on an immersive journey to ask what can be done about it. 　　The opioid epidemic has devastated America. But what’s the situation here? A new report from Public Health England raises serious concerns about Britain's own relationship with painkillers. Dr Michael Mosley embarks on an immersive journey to Britain’s opioid frontline and meets patients struggling with addiction and GPs fighting a constant battle to help those suffering from chronic pain. He also uncovers worrying evidence of people abusing over-the-counter opioids and discovers how easy it is to buy strong opioids online. 　　Nearly six million people in England and Wales were prescribed an opioid last year. Michael wants to uncover how and why we’re consuming twice the amount of opioids as twenty years ago, especially when the scientific evidence he encounters disturbingly suggests that for the majority of people taking them for chronic pain, these drugs mostly don’t even work. Though a vital tool in our doctors’ armoury to combat acute pain and in cancer and end-of-life care, the Public Health England report revealed that more than half a million people have been on opioids for more than three years. 　　Michael cautions that people taking these drugs should not suddenly stop taking them. Nevertheless, as he discovers, long term or high dose use does leave them exposed to greater risk of side effects including dependency, addiction and even accidental death by overdose. 　　As many as 28 million Britons endure chronic pain - and if we’re to kick what seems like a dangerous national opioid habit, Michael believes that the critical issue is deprescribing. Millions now require help coming off opioids and drug-free alternatives to them. For Michael this is nothing short of a challenge as important as the fight against cancer and heart disease. 　　So how much do people on the ground really know about these powerful painkillers, some of which, including fentanyl, can be many times stronger than heroin? On his travels, Michael meets Karen in Hastings who now believes her five years on increasingly strong opioids ‘turned her into a zombie’. But he also encounters Brenda in Salford who thinks the morphine she has taken for fifteen years to help with her excruciating back pain is the thing that makes her life just about bearable. And he spends time with Vicki whose 50+-a-day over-the-counter painkiller habit led to overdose and near death before she finally admitted her addiction and started detox.

In America it’s an epidemic. Now new evidence raises concern about the UK’s use of prescription opioids. Michael Mosley goes on an immersive journey to ask what can be done about it. 　　The opioid epidemic has devastated America. But what’s the situation here? A new report from Public Health England raises serious concerns about Britain's own relationship with painkillers. Dr Michael Mosley embarks on an immersive journey to Britain’s opioid frontline and meets patients struggling with addiction and GPs fighting a constant battle to help those suffering from chronic pain. He also uncovers worrying evidence of people abusing over-the-counter opioids and discovers how easy it is to buy strong opioids online. 　　Nearly six million people in England and Wales were prescribed an opioid last year. Michael wants to uncover how and why we’re consuming twice the amount of opioids as twenty years ago, especially when the scientific evidence he encounters disturbingly suggests that for the majority of people taking them for chronic pain, these drugs mostly don’t even work. Though a vital tool in our doctors’ armoury to combat acute pain and in cancer and end-of-life care, the Public Health England report revealed that more than half a million people have been on opioids for more than three years. 　　Michael cautions that people taking these drugs should not suddenly stop taking them. Nevertheless, as he discovers, long term or high dose use does leave them exposed to greater risk of side effects including dependency, addiction and even accidental death by overdose. 　　As many as 28 million Britons endure chronic pain - and if we’re to kick what seems like a dangerous national opioid habit, Michael believes that the critical issue is deprescribing. Millions now require help coming off opioids and drug-free alternatives to them. For Michael this is nothing short of a challenge as important as the fight against cancer and heart disease. 　　So how much do people on the ground really know about these powerful painkillers, some of which, including fentanyl, can be many times stronger than heroin? On his travels, Michael meets Karen in Hastings who now believes her five years on increasingly strong opioids ‘turned her into a zombie’. But he also encounters Brenda in Salford who thinks the morphine she has taken for fifteen years to help with her excruciating back pain is the thing that makes her life just about bearable. And he spends time with Vicki whose 50+-a-day over-the-counter painkiller habit led to overdose and near death before she finally admitted her addiction and started detox.

以享乐主义者自居的埃里克·斯坦纳和女朋友维莲娜无忧无虑地生活在柏林，无视任何与家庭相关的承诺或责任。 　　当他的奶农哥哥克里斯托夫（Christoph）去世时后，作为继承人的埃里克原先考虑卖掉这处无利可图的庄园，并顺带把兄长留下的叛逆长子尼科（Nico）和懂事女儿莱尼（Leonie） 送到寄养家庭或者孤儿院中。 　　当他真正来访后，意外怀孕的维莲娜敦促他应承担责任，让诶里克陷入迷茫。在发现是无情的牛奶行业长卡特尔利用各种债务将哥哥推向了自杀悬崖后，埃里克决定开始向其宣战，拒绝向银行或欧盟补贴寄生邻居奥托出售牛奶，并逐渐与离开已久的老家建立了新的联系。

以享乐主义者自居的埃里克·斯坦纳和女朋友维莲娜无忧无虑地生活在柏林，无视任何与家庭相关的承诺或责任。 　　当他的奶农哥哥克里斯托夫（Christoph）去世时后，作为继承人的埃里克原先考虑卖掉这处无利可图的庄园，并顺带把兄长留下的叛逆长子尼科（Nico）和懂事女儿莱尼（Leonie） 送到寄养家庭或者孤儿院中。 　　当他真正来访后，意外怀孕的维莲娜敦促他应承担责任，让诶里克陷入迷茫。在发现是无情的牛奶行业长卡特尔利用各种债务将哥哥推向了自杀悬崖后，埃里克决定开始向其宣战，拒绝向银行或欧盟补贴寄生邻居奥托出售牛奶，并逐渐与离开已久的老家建立了新的联系。