List of Lilyhammer episodes

After being targeted by mob boss Aldo Delucci, Frank "the Fixer" Tagliano testifies against the mob and is relocated to Norway as part of his deal. Becoming the Norwegian citizen "Giovanni 'Johnny' Henriksen", he soon meets his new neighbor, the chief of police, and clashes with his new country's bureaucratic culture.

Frank falls for his language teacher Sigrid and opens a nightclub that's a big hit, but he draws unwanted attention from the police and a biker gang.

Now a successful local businessman, Frank joins a lucrative real estate deal, but his plans are thwarted by the police, who believe he is a terrorist.

Sigrid learns some surprising news, Frank's deal sours when his partner's son converts to Islam, and Geir stumbles onto a clue to Frank's identity.

Frank has a fight over a baby carriage and makes a deal to exit his real estate investment. Frank's enemies get an unexpected lead on his location.

Flush with cash, Frank buys a new penthouse and invites Sigrid and Jonas to move in, while Geir's colleagues get bad news, and Mafia hitmen arrive in Norway.

The police chief suspects Frank is the link between a murder and a mysterious beating; Frank beefs up security when he learns he's in jeopardy.

Frank's attempt to rescue Sigrid's son leads to a spectacular shootout and a series of shocking revelations that change both his old and new lives.

Torgeir's mishap with a moose and a Ferrari enrages a British thief. Frank is alarmed by his twins' proposed names. Jan makes a sweet business deal.

Frank gets involved in immigration by sponsoring a computer hacker's relocation to Norway and protecting a local African emigre who's a gifted chef.

Frank's crew has a showdown with a family of vengeful British gangsters. Sigrid takes a trip and leaves the twins with their ill-prepared father.

Frank wins a Citizen of the Year Award and competes for financing from an investors' circle. A bank robbery has an unexpected connection to Frank.

Frank goes undercover in Oslo to find the masked thieves who stole his valuables. Torgeir and Roar's mother returns home carrying some baggage.

Frank turns the tables on some blackmailing thieves. Roar and Torgeir realize their mother's boyfriend isn't the stepfather they were hoping for.

A farmer pays his debt with the deed to a reindeer herd, giving Frank a business idea. Frank meets a new love interest. Jan must flee the country.

A familiar face from the old days shows up in Norway, forcing Frank to return to his New York roots for two very different types of family reunions.

It's New Year's Eve in Lillehammer, and Frank is getting ready to party. Through the window, he discovers a young woman in need and decides to come to the rescue. But soon it's Frank who needs help. And that help comes from a mysterious young boy dressed in a tiger costume.

Roar has messed up in the criminal environment in Brazil. Frank and Torgeir drop everything and soon contend with both the Norwegian diplomacy and Brazilian judicial systems. (The part of the plot that takes place in Vesterålen was actually filmed at Henningsvær in Lofoten.^[11])

Frank and Torgeir are happy to have gotten Roar of the Brazilian jail, but back home in Lillehammer the Lithuanian gang make trouble. From now on Frank shuns no means to get the gang who shot him on New Year's Eve.

It is the 20th anniversary of the Lillehammer Olympics, and Torgeir gets to fulfill his longheld dream: to jump during the opening ceremony. But does he really have the nerves to carry it out?

An ex-mafioso on a book tour in Scandinavia becomes the target of an assassination attempt, and soon Frank receives a bloody visitor at his club.

Frank appreciates having a powerful mafia guy like Tommy in the gang. But Tommy goes behind Frank's back to boost his earnings.

Tommy has left the Flamingo and settled down as a DJ in a nightclub in Hafjell. He executes a plan to become one of the owners. Everything goes brilliantly, until Frank gets wind of how Tommy has defied Frank's orders and gone no further than the neighboring community.

Frank cannot allow Tommy to establish himself in the neighboring community, but Tommy is unwilling to let Frank dictate to him. The tone further hardens when Frank and Torgeir meet the latest addition to Tommy's gang.