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Should have been a movie, but Mr. Boe is always up for good acting and a great story. A great crime story, but would have been better as a movie with good action points.

With some episodes around 25 mins it was still a hard watch. Characters took turns in dialogue whereas in the real life a couple of questions and an answer would have solved the problem. I can't recall the first season being as painful to watch. I can't recommend this show, there's so many better options.

Really wonderful how this story is told in short episodes with few actors on one spot. Excellent acting en film making!

I am writing this at the end of series 2 (assuming a third series won't be necessary).

The show never has any pace, little in the way of action and long drawn out conversations that could be cut to a couple of minutes.

The first season isn't too bad but series 2 which I am sure was filmed with great difficulty during lockdown (watch the man and woman leave the train wearing facemasks at the end of s2e7) is quite poor.

I have just list around 8 hours of my life plodding through this after hearing that Eagle Eye drama is making an English version (the scene at a petrol station was filmed during a fuel crisis).

After seeing English versions as well as the excellent originals of Professor T and Before We Die, I wanted to see if this was top quality too Unfortunately, I was let down. The Danes didn't bring home the bacon.

Like the dodgy series 3 of Professor T, series 2 of this was hard to find - and for good reason.

The show seems to nowhere but you watch, disappointedly, in hope.

Hopefully James Nesbit and Niamh Algar (among others) can bring some life to English incarnation.

I am surely missing the point or the cultural savviness, but this is a completely unrealistic scenario, with repetitive 'interrogations' of people giving titbits of info, and daddy overplaying his part. We were looking forward to this series but got quickly bored.