Katla

I'm the only one wondering why no one has thought to ask young Gunhelda what year it is. Of course, no one understands anything, neither the remaining residents of the city, nor those who "rose" from the ashes. But it's like they're not even trying to understand

and the Icelanders have their own atmosphere there, as I see it! "Well, we've restored the marriage, let's DROWN the KID, he's killing people anyway!"So, I realized that I need to enjoy life more, so I'm GOING TO PLAY RUSSIAN ROULETTE WITH MY DOUBLE!"Oh, not yet paralyzed and smoking like a steam train, a younger version of me is not a demon temptress for my husband, it's for me TO COME TO TERMS WITH MY OWN DEATH!". Only Gunhilde is normal - her doppelganger just disappeared into thin air.
Special greetings to Kyartan, who apparently has a completely wild form of tunnel vision, since he does not see a person walking one meter away from him, and does not pay attention to the fact that his wife is SUDDENLY a) in different clothes; b) older and not so fresh; and c) with a different hairstyle... And anyway, over the course of the season, the actions of the characters raise a lot of questions, I can't even list them all.
And despite all of the above, the series is really hooked. The lingering atmosphere, the characters' very deep and personal dramas, the stunning views of Iceland and the enchanting music don't even have to be talked about. The ending is the foundation for a sequel, is it? Will the residents of Vic have to fight a real alien invasion? Why not, after the scene where the parents drown their child, I won't be surprised at anything, really)

I expected a Dark-level movement, but everything is much simpler here, albeit atmospheric. It's possible without a second season, to be honest.

In this series, everyone is too calm. So far, the boy's father is the most adequate character. The others have a reaction of "well, I'm back/I'm back, ok". A policeman, in the last series, like, when he was asked to report a found girl(who has no documents, passes herself off as another one, you can say) to the mainland, answers something like: yes, noooo, why...she'll be fine soon. Well, it's very stupid.

@ppppolinaaaa: Katla has a score of 7.3 on IMDb, which is quite good. But the local people, accustomed to the movement of American TV series, did not appreciate the Icelandic slowness.