Gåsmamman

The casting was good. The swede's delivered all over pretty good. Rapaport is excellent as always!

The casting of the kids could have been better! Nina was great though.

"Gåsmamman," a gripping Swedish thriller series, follows the story of Sonja, a mother who finds herself navigating the dangerous underworld after her criminal husband is killed. The show excels in character development, portraying Sonja's transformation from a sheltered woman to a fierce protector of her family. The writing is sharp, filled with unexpected twists that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The performances, especially by lead actress Alexandra Rapaport, are powerful and nuanced. The cinematography beautifully captures the tension and emotional depth of the story. While it delves into dark themes, it also highlights resilience and the complexities of motherhood, making it a must-watch for thriller enthusiasts.

A Good Swedish Tv-show, something new has finally come to the square. Gåsmamman is a nice quality made show that is exciting to watch, good actors aswell. Barry is great! 🇸🇪

Simple, complex, exciting and moving; all of it this series. Wish for a fifth season, and for many people to give it a go. Brilliant!!

So the original is Dutch (like me) but done better. Better acting, better scenes and better developed story. Really like all the actors in this show. It's just really hard to find on streamers. Seen season 1-4 on Disney and after that it became a quest to find the next one. Season 5 was on Viaplay and season 6 now on Canal+ I think.

Allthough seasons 3,4 felt bit like repeating story and action, I'm still curious for the next part. Official statement says that season 6 was the last one, but just saw a TikTok with the Gasmamman kids explaining they are shooting the new season. Confusing but exciting...

Season 1 was pretty good. Not great, but it had some interesting characters, a few mysteries and surprises, and a genuine dilemma-should the heroine be loyal to her sleazy, drug-dealing family members, despite the fact that they are endangering her and her kids, or cooperate with police?

Sadly, while the dilemma of Season 1 had some internal logic, Season 2 completely "jumps the shark" and defies plausibility. By Episode 3, you may want to through your remote at the TV screen.

You would have to have complete amnesia about Season 1 to believe the behavior of the characters in Season 2. I wish they had just ended the series. Or if it had to keep going, start over with a completely fresh and different situation rather than asking us to accept absurd plot developments. I have no idea what Season 3 or 4 are like, because I just couldn't get past Season 2.