ninasimone2018 it is a well done intriguing plot that will keep you entertained however i must admit it is predictable right at the beginning of first five episodes you know what will happen to the somewhat unattractive but determined and naive journalist. we all know what kind of level of dirty money we are dealing with here. just like in damages show where it was a way over the top on murder count but it kept you going for its chaotic time line story telling. here in bedrag it is more realistic and diversified with different characters and their personal drama so it will keep your attention. is it on the level of thrillers like killing, bridge, frikjent, trapped, spring tide? No. but is it on the level of modus, mammon, borgen? yes but way better.

glenn-whitelaw I've just finished season 2 and can honestly say this is excellently written and acted out. British drama take note. Its about fanancial fraud though people do get killed the main focus is on the fraud undertaken. A stellar cast if you are familiar with danish shows and actors. That's why you will notice in English speaking dramas that they have cast danish actors. If you are looking for a tight knit plot with no unused characters.

westwelt There are some flaws that are responsible for the -1 from a perfect ten. It's not a perfect show, just a very, very good one.There are some TV/film clichés, but they're not that many. Some inconsistent behavior from characters that makes no sense. I won't get into them because they would be spoilers.But it's beautifully written, well-directed and shot. The actors are very completely convincing.The way the show is written and structured is less around the life of one person and more about the interconnected lives of people, from detective to garage mechanic to lawyer to CEO and their friends and families.It's similar to Game of Thrones or Breaking Bad in that way - cause and effect, action and reaction, domino and butterfly effects.Must watch.

Tom Dooley Energreen is a company that is tipped to be a leading player in the renewable energies market. Headed by a young, charismatic go getter in the shape of Alexander Sødergren. They are looking to expand even further and hopefully float the stock too for a great mound of cash. The thing is when a thing is too good to be true then it usually isn't.So when things start to unravel they have alternative tactics to close things down. This can mean paying off the culprits or maybe not. We have the parallel story of the fraud squad, the cops and a mechanic who all get involved in the goings on at this ever so green company. It is a web of intrigue where no prisoners are ever going to be taken.Now this is Danish so falls nicely into the Nordic Noir genre of which I am a big fan. This has all the usual things you would expect in terms of a high calibre production and excellent acting. Thomas Bo Larsen as Mads, the police lead, is simply superb as the driven man but with marital strife and other problems. The full cast though are all exceptional. I really enjoyed this, so much so that I put off watching the final episode for a torturous three days – finally saw it last night and it keeps the guessing going till the final scene – seriously recommended.