Meurtres en eaux troubles

This must be one of the best detective series I've seen, and that includes both foreign and US shows.

What I find very enjoyable is the interaction between Zeiler and Oberlander. Just a true friendship between two very different personalities. And, Komlatsek's character is an added bonus.

It took 3 episodes for me to get used to Zeiler's persona. But I'm glad I kept watching. There are episodes worth watching over and over and over again only because I liked how the 3 characters came together.

Season 3 is very disappointing without Zeiler. It's just not the same anymore.

But still, I highly recommend this show. I hope for a Season 4, 5, 6, 7 and more. And, please bring back Zeiler!

I live in the states and always enjoy watching foreign series that include history, culture, scenery, and traditions of the area. Makes me want to book a flight to the lake area. The two detectives relationship is confusing for many who haven't worked in law enforcement. It's good to have your partner a trusted friend, confidant, and not cross the line getting romantically involved. I truly hope that doesn't happen in Season 3. As far as family "drama" that a reviewer complained about, I think it's important to know more about each character. Life is difficult and it doesn't matter what line of work a person chooses. Oberlander gets snarky and for good reason as people try to control his decisions and time. I'm annoyed at the way many of law enforcement wives are portrayed. They aren't able to accept what the job entails time-wise. They knew going in, right? Zeiler is cool headed professionally but a mess socially. In Season 2, I can't stand her new manfriend, so I'm heading into Season 3 hoping she kicks him to the curb. The individual mysteries are fascinating as the plot thickens it's hard to figure out "who done it!"

...make this a very entertaining series. Love the stoicism of the female detective and her relationship with her partner. Was hoping they would continue with a season three.

The series is somewhat entertaining but suffers from very choppy editing and a low level of production, probably due to a very limited budget. The editing moves the episodes along too quickly so a certain amount of continuity is lost. It's a good addition to a streaming queue when there's not much else to watch.

First episode was so bad-with all the patently absurd "Celtic lore," and a female lead who seems to be a poor parody of Saga Noren from Bron/The Bridge-that I won't watch another. I did not believe a single character or actor in the episode. A trifecta of bad acting, writing, and directing.