s01e02 — Episode 2

It's very very interesting how slowly everything drags on

Slow is normal for Scandinavian TV series. Everything is as I like it

I think we're in for an unexpected twist.

What a turnaround! I don't know why it seems to everyone that the series is dragging on. I like everything 🙂

A very atmospheric series 😮

Well, the stepfather is a bastard!!!! As I understand it, horrors were done to the child and recorded. It's a pity the maniac didn't kill this bastard with a cameraойoh, I can't calm down when the horrors happen to children

I didn't recognize Mikkel Felsgaard with the beard. Christian has changed a lot over the summer.

Ahhh, tin! What's going on anyway?! Is he punishing those who bullied children?
It's okay, nothing is slow. The atmosphere is off the scale. I want the chestnut man home now.😬

How did GG, after seeing a photo of his wife in the detainee's phone, immediately realize that she was in danger?

everything is fine, except for the desire to go to the basement without telling anyone) it's a minute to call, say "I found the basement here, I'll study it." but the situation was resolved very optimistically. the intrigue is spinning, the finals are such that you want to immediately include the next series)

To hold a criminal at gunpoint and not be able to detain him? She could have handcuffed him, shot him in the end…

The second episode begins quietly, calmly and steadily. And the last couple of minutes have been such trash..

I'm really excited about the two episodes. Everything is very interesting. It even got creepy when Hess went down to the basement, I thought something was going to happen.

In the end, I expected to see anyone, but not Hauge...
I thought about Rose... Is she one of those surviving girls from '87? Which were shown at the very beginning of episode 1.

As for me, the episodes fly by unnoticed at all.
Such a tense atmosphere, one of the few recent series that I watch without being distracted.

It's creepy, and the logic of the chestnut is still unclear. Why does he kill wives and not fathers/Stepfathers who obviously have a snout in the gun? The father of curly-haired girls, for example, does not inspire any confidence

I'll make a reservation right away that I haven't read the book. But for some reason I have a feeling that the killer or his accomplice works at the hospital and he has access to the medical records of children, where most likely there are copies of conversations with a psychologist. Maybe the children told me that everything is not well in their family. And why does he kill women, because they are the initiators of the end of the relationship. Apparently, the killer had a psychological trauma associated with this. Let's look further, the series has dragged on!

How fucking annoying, just BOMBED by the attitude of the cops towards Hess. I hope he cleans them all up.

Hess, gg's partner, is an awesome character, as is the actor playing him. the buzz
of the series itself is also cool, without complaints AT ALL

Very cool ж waiting for an unexpected turn 🥰

Nothing is clear, but it is very interesting. (c) The first impression is that the number of severed limbs in the victims correlates with the number of children they have.

These figures are weird. Especially when their empty eyes and mouth are shown in close-up, brrrr 😬

Well, I thought that after he enters this basement, someone will hit him from behind. An expected twist, considering that in the previous episode, a policeman also went down to the basement and was not alone. It's just a shame that they didn't say anything about him or the girl.
Hess is generally one of those people who are shown as outsiders, but in fact the same dude who really knows what he's doing and can solve the case.
It's unlikely that the stepfather is a murderer, of course, but a psychopath is for sure.
The series is great, keeps you on your toes, and at the same time events unfold quite quickly.

Why didn't Hess take a quick look around the room after he was in the basement? It was possible to quickly light up the whole room to understand whether you were alone or not, and, in principle, to understand what was here. It seems to be always done intuitively

The plot is already beginning to unfold, it's getting interesting

I'm a little worried about the behavior of Rose's son. Yes, his sister has disappeared from the family, his parents are worried. But he's kind of withdrawn, he answers briefly. Does he really know something?

Hess is handsome! In my life, it would not have occurred to me to lie down on the bed and look at the room from this angle

The series about a maniac: a creepy basement, you're alone in the house. Should I call my colleagues and say- I'm going to the basement? Not a word more! :)

I love Scandinavian TV series for their cold characters and addictive episodes

Scandinavians can do terrible things...although it seems like nice people
, I'm only tired of constant politics..What a series and again

It took me a moment to realize because of the darkness that someone was kneading Hessa in the basement... It's a cool series, and for some reason I don't really like Steen... A very mysterious dude. Mothers die because they have allowed violence against their children, and what does a red-haired slut have to do with it is still unclear, only that she drinks, but how else the child suffers is not yet clear. It's been delayed...