Watched in 2022

When the imprisoned serial killer Lasse Maasalo's face and a text "Let's make the world a better place" are painted to an underpass with blood, Kari Sorjonen is forced to confront the most difficult case of his career.

The investigator Sunny Becker returns to work at the LKA after several weeks of sick leave and has to lead the search for the dangerous rapist and murderer André Haffner, who as escaped prison, as she deals with her own recent trauma.

Sunny is under enormous pressure and has to ask herself an important question: How can it be that Haffner is always one step ahead of his hunters? While the hunted feels safe, Sunny uses a daring ruse to provoke him.

Following a brutal murder at Reykjavik's harbor, an ambitious but frustrated police detective is tasked with tracking down the killer.

The manager Josef Micklitza found a body with a gunshot wound in the Dortmund harbor area late in the evening. The dead man is his financial advisor Claus Lembach.

With a new detective on the team, police turn their attention to the wayward son of one victim and search for a connection to the other.

Hacker Lisbeth Salander and journalist Mikael Blomkvist find themselves caught in a web of spies, cybercriminals, and corrupt government officials.

Grandpa Oskar takes neither the truth nor himself very seriously. Even after a prison sentence for imposture, the senior sees little reason to completely improve. First of all, he needs a roof over his head - and with his daughter Tilda, who still resents the last escapades, the ex-con expects little chance. Unfortunately, his only place to stay, an old construction trailer, is with his daughter in the garden. There he meets his autistic granddaughter Fanny after the first secret night, who - unlike him - takes the truth very seriously. In order to gain her trust, Oskar does not introduce himself to the comic-loving eight-year-old as the Knacki-Grandpa, who has been missing for years, but as Professor Krypton. For Fanny, who prefers to wear a brightly colored superhero costume and is teased at school for it, the omniscient mentor from the Superman planet comes just as requested. Even Tilda, who soon notices what is going on in the garden, falls back on Oskar. In order to be able to attend further training, she entrusts him with her daughter for a week. With her outsider grandpa by her side, Fanny is tackling her big dream: She wants to win the talent competition at school - as a Fanny Supergirl, of course.

Erica's parents are killed in a traffic accident. She moves to Fjällbacka and discovers she has a brother.

Andreas Brose, better known in Schwanitz as "Andy from next door", is a tree made by one man and gifted with craftsmanship. So he repairs Hauke's broken boat engine and helps Hannah renovate her new house. Andy's mind, heart and instinct are more like a child's. When Andy finds his foster father Cem Brose dead, he is suspected of murder based on a testimony. Hauke and Hannah find out that Andy's adoptive father Cem Brose was once a treasure hunter. Could the murder have anything to do with a stolen diamond? The investigation leads to a second fatality and then Andy disappeared.

A witness offers a much-needed - but distressingly vague - lead. Arnar scours a new video for clues. Kata grows more concerned about her son.

Arnar suffers a loss and Kata crosses a line. Meanwhile, public pressure to solve the murders grows stronger following a televised interview.

As Kata and Arnar make headway in their search for a suspect, a leak to the press puts the investigation - and lives - in jeopardy.

Events have parallels in 1931-2. The Lucia bride goes missing. The herring factory majority owner is found dead there. Writer Erica and her cop husband investigate while also preparing for Christmas.

Fjällbacka's photographer is found murdered in his studio by writer Erica, who starts investigating even before her cop husband. Only negatives are missing.

After the Valhalla case is seemingly wrapped up, Arnar learns of several odd inconsistencies regarding one of the murders.

After the Valhalla case is seemingly wrapped up, Arnar learns of several odd inconsistencies regarding one of the murders.

As new evidence points them down a dark path, Kata and Hakon make a bold request of their higher-ups. Meanwhile, Arnar rethinks his family.

With the heinous truth about Valhalla out in the open, those responsible take drastic measures in an attempt to avoid detection.

Hauke Jacobs is pushed to the extreme as an investigator by colleague Hannah Wagner, while Jule Christiansen is primarily concerned about her ailing father. A chance reunion with the Kiel police officer Jost Striesow leads Hannah to call her ex-colleague Lasse, with whom she once had an affair. It comes to light that Striesow was apparently lubricated by a powerful Kiel drug ring and is now on the run. He is said to have kidnapped a girl to prevent her from testifying in a criminal trial. Hauke and Hannah immediately start looking for the girl. They get support from Kiel: Lasse and his colleague Nina come to Schwanitz. But Hauke is skeptical about the two. Who can he really trust? And Hauke's jealousy of Lasse isn't exactly helping the investigation either. When the kidnapped girl is able to free herself and seeks protection from Jule's father Dirk of all people, everyone is in great danger.

When the body of teenage ballet student Lara is found hanging in a theater, detective Gabriela can't shake her feeling that it was not a suicide.

Gudný and Jónas become the targets of a media campaign. Despite Logi's recklessness, Brynhildur gives him documents that shed light on Lára's past.

On the way to a romantic weekend, writer Erica and her cop husband stop in Kungshamn to investigate the possible murder of two French scuba divers, declared an accident by the coastguard. It may be related to an 1820 shipwreck.

Inspector Thiel wakes up in a hotel room and has lost the memory of last night. His former boss is found dead nearby.