User Reviews

I found this episode satisfying. It was a wrapping up of the story and besides in the last scene, every character got it's ending within the story. The policemen were not too clever in hunting down the perpetrator, however, he was on home turf and so I understand he had a major advantage. Another review says the two people covered in fuel would have instantly burned. I would like to disagree as the ignition temperature is well above 200C which neither the flares of the angle grinder not the air in the room would have. So, it should not be unrealistic. The story is coherent and I would like to highlight the performance of Mikkel Boe Følsgaard, who portrays Hess. Really good job!

Episode 6: a gripping finale with lots of thrill, courage and incompetence. The events in the farm and the aftermath were the most interesting and after that the music, the void, the sadness and joy altogether.

Superb soundtrack, more than good acting and a little lame ending.

Especially police shows: For SOME reason, they believe everything they see on the television and/or will only tolerate "real rules and such" be applied to foreign police forces. (But it's perfectly acceptable to believe in Zombies, Dragons and Games with Thrones, right?) If only changing faces were that easy, right?

I remember once basically telling a friend from the UK that they DO SO have guns, because I see it in all their shows. Surely they wouldn't lie about that right? She laughed so hard she nearly keeled over from loss of oxygen/her COPD. She said, "Do you believe EVERYTHING you see on the telly...?" That was in the late 90s.

The problem is Americans cannot seem to enjoy anything outside the bubble of what is produced in primarily their own country.

So, getting all THAT out of the way: Watch this for the suspense, the twists n turns, YES the foibles (because zombies and dragons are still entertaining, even tho they aren't real), because it's ENTERTAINMENT. Plain simple (yet complex) entertainment.

I *personally* prefer they speak in their own tongue and I read English captions, but this wasn't too terribly distracting: They got actors with accents, and that helped tremendously.

This kept me on my toes, I binged the entire thing, and enjoyed the ride and scenery when it was in view--even just the trees in the credits. Lovely apartments and houses.

Those chestnut men ARE creepy, to boot.

Watch to ENJOY.

..that Danish polish are really incapable. When the third woman murdered in the supposedly secret hide out guarded by a single policeman ,noone in the police wandered how the heck the killer new the secret hide out. So the killer must have been someone inside the police.

You really have to suspend belief while you're watching this episode (and most of this series). The Police are poorly portrayed, so much so that it's annoying. And are we to believe that two people covered in fuel would not immediately ignite along with everything else in that room? Or that the sparks from the grinder wouldn't have ignited the fuel? Come on now! Wasn't a bad series overall but it was very unbelievable at times.