Julefeber

The series theme song and the intro is great, probably in the "Christmas series top 3", the actors are good, especially the kids , and the filming has a definite tone. So it's kinda regrettable that the manuscript sucks. There are several problems, but the major one being that this a dance movie and nobody really dances. I don't know why you recruit the royal danish ballet companies youth division for a Christmas series and don't let them dance, but I suspect budget may play a part.

A small Christmas miracle 🌲 Great creative storytelling combined with relatable and intelligent character development is the two fundamental reasons why this little Christmas miracle of a Christmas TV-calendar turned out so well 🎄

I can feel where they want to go, but they really fail to get there. I just finished episode 7, and the funniest/best thing about the show is Martin Høgsted's character, who has only been on the screen for about 5 min. This single star is a tribute to his excellent character!

Lacks in cozy Christmas 'hygge'. Seems to be yet another Christmas calender series full of Copenhagen, product placement and teenage drama.

5 year olds two main reactions: scared and bored.

Merry Christmas!

We're watching every episode together in our family, and we're completely hooked.

At first the story seemed very realistic and a bit too harsh for a Christmas story, but appearances are deceiving, and Christmas magic shows up in funny and unexpected ways.

The actors, especially the children, act so well. Several scenes made me cry or gasp - and there are a lot of laughs.

The story is often very unpredictable and we're left hanging, desperately wanting to know what will happen tomorrow.

There's also a lot of love between the down and out father and his children and we are shown the tenderness and affection as well as the problems. Best Christmas calendar ever! Actually, best children's television in a long time.