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    The best two yet IMO. Saga is a brilliant character and the child hostages/ firebomb plot was full of tension. Hoping theres another series


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    Quote Originally Posted by hibsbollah View Post
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    The best two yet IMO. Saga is a brilliant character and the child hostages/ firebomb plot was full of tension. Hoping theres another series
    They are due to film a second series starting in October-it'll not be shown until late 2013 though

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    Lillyhammer......... cant wait for this! google it and watch the trailer!

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    Lillyhammer......... cant wait for this! google it and watch the trailer!
    It's Steve van Zandt, from the Sopranos and Bruce's band.

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    The theme tune did my head in for a few episodes, but now i quite like it.


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    Ive just bought The Killing 1 box set... As much as I enjoyed Killing 2,.The Bridge and even Borgen (and original Wallander episodes), theres nothing to touch Killing 1. Even when you know the perpetrator's identity its gripping viewing.

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    Looking forwatd to Lilehammer,starts next tuesday bbc4...steve van zandt from the sopranos plus the usual cool scandinavian production...but will the style translate as a comedy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hibsbollah View Post
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    Looking forwatd to Lilehammer,starts next tuesday bbc4...steve van zandt from the sopranos plus the usual cool scandinavian production...but will the style translate as a comedy?
    SvZ is one of my musical heroes. Canny act to to save himself, IMHO, but I'll be tuning in.

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    Anyone watch it? i enjoyed it, its a standard 'rebirth' plot theres some comedy in there as well, Reminded me of a reworking of Northern Exposure. I liked how they used Norwegian and English together, subtitles only occasionally.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hibsbollah View Post
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    Anyone watch it? i enjoyed it, its a standard 'rebirth' plot theres some comedy in there as well, Reminded me of a reworking of Northern Exposure. I liked how they used Norwegian and English together, subtitles only occasionally.
    I watched it. Actually, Northern Exposure came to my mind as well.

    I will stick with it, although I found it a bit strange. Apparently, a second series has already been commissioned.... which might say something.

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    Been waiting for this, watched the first episode tonight really enjoyed saw an interview with svz a while back,

    apparently he was doing some music stuff, in oslo when the 2 writers pitched up and asked for 5 minutes of his time,

    he said he knew straight away that he wanted to do it, glad he did,I think it works, well for me!

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    Just watched episode 2 and 3 of lillyhammer and been really disappointed. Its all very predictable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hibsbollah View Post
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    Just watched episode 2 and 3 of lillyhammer and been really disappointed. Its all very predictable.

    Aye, I watched the first couple of the series then called it a day. Awful.

    I need to get some box sets of the Swedish made Wallander with Krister Henriksson and the late Johanna Sallstrom. I loved watching them on BBC 4, and I can't wait for series three next year.


    Amazon are taking pre-orders for the final series of The Killing which will be released 17th December. I don't know if it will be shown on tv before its release, but it will be £28 well spent.

    The new series of Borgen must be due on tv soon, too. I remember it being mentioned it will be aired in winter 2012.
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    Killing 3, starts 17th November.

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    BBC4 tonight, the Killing 3 starts

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    No one watching it? I'm loving it, and the Missoni jumper
    Very few sympathetic characters, and more darkness and angst than ever.

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    I've been watching it, watched the first two episodes so far. Going to watch 3 and 4 tomorrow. Excellent stuff again, amazing end to the second episode. Hooked again into yet another gripping tv series. I'm glad the Killing started when it did, coincided with me finishing Breaking Bad, which is up there with the best tv series made.

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    Excellent stuff and better than the second series. Lot's of subplots too. And aren't Danish women easy on the eye

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    Loving season 3, watched saturdays episodes and was gutted at having to wait another week until seeing the next two episodes.

    On a sidenote, just finished watching breaking bad season 5 (first 8 episodes) and cannot wait until the next 8 are released next year.
    Need a new TV series to get hooked on, heard homeland is good. Any recommendations?

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    Really tense stuff, episodes 7 & 8-so many twists and turns. Can't wait for the final 2 episodes

    Maybe Uk broadcasters will learn from this that you don't have to shoehorn a book into a couple of hours as they've done with Rankin's stuff

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    Quote Originally Posted by goosano View Post
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    Really tense stuff, episodes 7 & 8-so many twists and turns. Can't wait for the final 2 episodes

    Maybe Uk broadcasters will learn from this that you don't have to shoehorn a book into a couple of hours as they've done with Rankin's stuff
    Its a clever device they've used in series3; there's two separate murders needing solved right up to the end, which is even more confusing than normal but keeps you hooked. I have no idea who did either

    Agree completely about the time thing; Killing 1 had twenty episodes to Killing 2 and 3s ten episodes and you can see the difference in how the characters were better fleshed out in 1. Series like Rebus never get close to any of the Skandig series because you only have 90 mins to tell the story of a complex book, against 600 minutes in Killing 2 and 3 (or 1200 minutes in Killing 1!)

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    What an ending

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    Quote Originally Posted by jonty View Post
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    The Killing - Revealed as nonsense.

    Brilliant!

    I never saw the ending coming in the last episode though-great stuff

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    Quote Originally Posted by goosano View Post
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    Brilliant!

    I never saw the ending coming in the last episode though-great stuff



    'Twas an inspired ending.

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    Borgen 2 starts this Saturday 5th Jan 9pm BBC4

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    Quote Originally Posted by hibsbollah View Post
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    Borgen 2 starts this Saturday 5th Jan 9pm BBC4
    Excellent-wonder how long we will have to wait for series two of The Bridge-I understand filming began in October

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    I found the first two episodes a bit ho-hum with some of the characterisation not completely credible-jury still out on series 2

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    Quote Originally Posted by goosano View Post
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    I found the first two episodes a bit ho-hum with some of the characterisation not completely credible-jury still out on series 2
    Id say it was a decent start, nothing spectacular. I liked the Hanne/ Katrine interplay...which characterisation werent you keen on, out of interest?

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    Season 4 of Justified began in the USA tonight. Massively underrated show

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