Where is BBC drama Time set and where are the prison scenes filmed?
THE BIGGEST STORIES ACROSS BRISTOL IN YOUR INBOX Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  BBCs hard-hitting gritty drama comes to a conclusion tonight (Sunday, June 20), when we find out the fate of both the inmates and the officer. Sean Bean and Stephen Graham have been starring in the three episodes as prisoner Mark Cobden and jail guard Eric McNally respectively. In the first show, we saw Mark sent to prison and having to quickly adapt to his new life. For Eric, however, his weakness was identified, leaving him exposed. Then, in episode two we saw a confrontation between Mark and another inmate, Johnno. Jail guard Erics son is also attacked. Episode three will tie up any loose ends in the show, and will conclude the first series of the drama. Having seen the show so far, you may be wondering where the series is set and where the prison scenes were filmed. Dont worry, weve got the information for you. Time is set inside a fictional prison, which actually uses a former real life jail. HMP Shrewsbury, located in Shropshire, England, which was put out of use in 2013, is where the drama shot and filmed its prison scenes. When used, it housed inmates in the Category B/C. Erics house, however, was filmed in Liverpool, as was the prisons visiting room, which was converted from an old gym. Other locations where filming took place in and around the Liverpool City Region, include the Silver Jubilee Bridge, Southport Pier and the Mersey Gateway. BBC drama Time can be watched now over on the BBC iPlayer . All three episodes are available to view, including the concluding part, which isnt due on television screens until later tonight (Sunday, June 20). If you want to watch it on television, you can tune into BBC One at 9pm tonight to find out what happens and how the show ends.