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1. From Under the Glacier
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
A year after Katla's eruption, survivors grapple with its aftermath; suddenly, an ash-caked woman appears on the glacier.
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2. Ása
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
Emerging from the shadows, a surprise visitor gets Grima's full attention; as the ground beneath them shifts, Darri and Gunhild heed Katla's call.
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3. The Mother
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
The cold, cruel reality of life in Vík í Mýrdal comes home to Gríma; Darri studies his strange find in secret; Gunhild confronts the newcomer.
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4. This Is Not Him
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
Unsettled, Gríma returns to the camp for answers while Darri heads to Vik for a reunion; a torn Þór grows enthralled.
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5. Northerly Winds
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
A shocking revelation opens up a chasm of questions; history repeats itself as a deadly ash storm gathers.
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6. Gríma
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
Face to face with a mystery, Gríma tries to understand her shadowy find; Rakel has a change of heart as Gísli deals with an unexpected arrival.
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7. The Rock
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
Sometimes shadows have minds of their own; at the scene of an accident, Rakel pours her heart to Gríma; Darri canvases the crevasse for answers.
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8. I Am You
Air date: Jun 17, 2021
The truth comes out, the fear grows, and the mystery threatens to sweep away everything before it.
Katla (2021)
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the most boring show! not sur how people finished this.
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Beautifully shot and superbly acted. It moves at its own pace and whilst some may find it too slow I personally was both fascinated, intregued and very much entertained. I love that an enigmatic series like this can still be made and the story given room to breathe.
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more superior dumbness from scandinavia. the viking nations have relinquished ALL manhood and morphed into sissies who need millions of tanned people to prop up their societies.
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I clicked on this show not really knowing what to expect. Hours later and I'm still on the couch watching this excellent series !!! Outstanding and totally unexpected !!!
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The locations are great, so's the cast - but the script fades into a kind of will-this-do ending. It's like a bad version of the first series of Les Revenants with extra randomness thrown in
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Grounded sci-fi/fantasy with a focus on personal and interpersonal drama. If watching in English, use the subtitles, not the dub, if you can. The dub takes away from the cast's excellent performances.
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I have seen an increase in top rated independent-type shows - this is one of them. This was a very enjoyable watch and as soon season one was finished, was very happy to hear there is another season soon!
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Bleak and as uncompromising as Zombie Flesheaters by the end. The landscape and the whole otherworldliness are a beautiful backdrop for some thoughtful existential scenes.
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Eerie, beautiful, thought-provoking, and occasionally chilling, this well-acted and moving series is set in spectacular scenery that reinforces the other-worldly, languid tone that dominates the storytelling.
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One of the best series I've seen in a while. Dark, hypnotic, interesting, and addictive. Half way through the season I thought it couldn't get any darker; but it did. And it continued to be interesting up until the last minute.
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