Heder

Heder is a great and really important show that puts the spotlight on the issues and dangers that men causes women to live with every day, or more accurately try to survive and unfortunately a lot of the times don't succeed. All the issues are taken straight out of reality, in that way it's like a documentary. The low rating on this show is because of misogynistic men. As simple and sad as that. The show is very well written, exceptionally produced and acted. One of the best crime shows to ever come out of Scandinavia.

Do not listen to the bad reviews written by offended and provoked men! This series is so good and so important! It really shows society views on women!

Do yourself a favor and watch it!!!

I envy those people that can watch Heder and not reflect on the really bad dialogue and acting. It doesn't flow at all and its never convincing, its just painful to watch. I normally like watching Swedish productions, even with small founding it most often turn out pretty good. I just watch the second season of Heder and its so predictable, the script is terrible and I hope this is the last season. Spend the production money on something else.

A suspenseful story that's brutal in its depiction of violence against women. This topic, along with 4 strong female protagonists may make this show hard to swallow for those looking exclusively for stereotypical (american?) entertainment.

While the writing does have its weakspots here and there, overall production and acting is well executed, and I'm looking forward to season 2.

Above average thriller. Bad acting? No. About what you expect from any above average American TV series. Keeps you guessing, absorbing enough to make one want to see the next episode and unless you are an above average tv/movie detective who has figured it out by episode 6, the ending will surprise you. The mystery now is will there be a season 2. Lots of loose ends to tie up.