Episode 6

This season wraps up with some things concluded, others not. I don't know if it has enough spark to take it to the next season. Here Kurt confronts the billionaires in their back yards, risking his life trying to get them to pay. It does show that not everything ends up in a clean way. Wallander's character just doesn't do it for me. An interesting six hours.

It's been a pretty good series, one I felt peaked in the middle. The finale is a decent episode, if I'm totally honest I was a little bit disappointed.

In the plus side we had some action, some of the scenes were quite literally explosive. The character of Wallander was animated, and pretty emotional, not a side of him we generally get to see. There's a nice moment at the end.

On the debit side, we didn't actually get any sort of resolution, I know real life isn't black or white, but on a drama show like this, it feels like we didn't even get from a to b, it didn't actually go anywhere.

It'll be interesting to see if we get a second series, I do hope so.

Money talks I guess. 6/10.

This definitely just sort of ends, with a halfhearted solution to the main storyline and an underwhelming conclusion to wallanders story.

It seems that they finish in hurry the last episode, so flat..... pity....

When the bomb went off camera Gustav clearly had the remote control in his left hand. No mention was made of that , and that was my huge disappointment with episode 6.