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Season 3 – The Bridge

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When a body is discovered on a bridge between Denmark and Sweden, the two countries have to work together in order to catch the killer.

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The Bridge — Season 3

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Pat Stacey The Herald (Ireland) 10/24/2017
Is The Bridge the same without Martin/Kim? Of course it isn't. It's different. But the good news is it's still brilliant, just differently brilliant. Go to Full Review
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Nico S. @GreekPDX Nov 10 The acting is so brilliant you’ll forget your reading subtitles. See more CT 8 @ct8787 09/04/2022 I was really skeptical when I learned one of the leads, Kim Bodnia [Martin], was being replaced by Thure Lindhardt [Henrik]. But while the relationship between Saga and Henrik is definitely different, the chemisty between the two is every bit as good as that with Saga and Martin. I have no idea how the writers and directors pulled this off but they managed to infuse some life into a series that didn't need an infusion. Remarkable. See more 02/26/2018 Excellent crime series See more 01/10/2018 Removing main character is not good idea. See more 03/19/2017 This is more a review about all 3 seasons. I chose to watch the Nordic version as I find myself getting more interested in international fare, particularly suspense and mystery. Because the bridge refers to the Oresund Bridge linking Sweden and Denmark, the location even makes it a bit more chilling. Sofia Helin is the star and my favorite character. She's a blend of imperfect beauty, psychological flaws, brilliance and depth which result in her possessing limited social skills which can be viewed both as brutally honest to a fault which causes an element of humor. Her character skillset is central to how she goes about solving gruesome crimes. Each 10 episode season has its own central theme and watching all three seasons in order provides for better continuity and becoming more intimate with all the characters. The themes are creative and dark and remind me somewhat of Criminal Minds. Sofia provides the emotional impact that might cause anyone to reflect on their own flaws. I really enjoyed all of the series, but they sometimes dragged on a bit. The other criticism is that there are subtitles for this version which makes following what is going on a little more awkward. However, you get a feel for the culture, language, geography, and physical layout of Sweden, in particular. 2018 will mark the 4th Series installment. I can hardly wait. See more Read all reviews
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Episode 1 Aired Sep 27, 2015 When a prominent Danish gender campaigner is found murdered in Malmo, Swedish detective Saga Noren is assigned a new Danish partner to help with the investigation, but their relationship does not get off to a good start. Details Episode 2 Aired Oct 4, 2015 Saga and his new Danish partner, Henrik, continue to investigate the murder; when another equally detailed murder occurs, suspicions turn to a Danish blogger; Saga makes a shocking discovery about Hans. Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 11, 2015 Saga and the police receive a ransom video from Hans' kidnapper and discover things may not be as they seem; the police continue to pursue Lise, the blogger, as the prime suspect; outside of work, someone close to Saga returns to her life. Details Episode 4 Aired Oct 18, 2015 Saga and Henrik manage to arrest someone after a hostage situation; when a fourth elaborate murder is discovered, the police realize they may have made a mistake and continue searching for a link between the victims; Saga and Henrik grow closer. Details Episode 5 Aired Oct 25, 2015 Lillian discovers a wound in Hans' mouth, which turns out to be a branding mark that matches the same brands inside the mouths of the other two victims. Details Episode 6 Aired Nov 1, 2015 Saga and Henrik notice a connection between the victims and some artwork, all owned by the same man, on display in a museum. Details Episode 7 Aired Nov 8, 2015 An older couple is found the victims of an elaborate murder in their house outside Ystad; they have a connection to a piece of art, and they both have branding marks in their mouths -- just like the previous victims. Details Episode 8 Aired Nov 15, 2015 The hunt for the killer intensifies when Saga and Henrik become certain of his identity; however, he disappears before they can bring him in; after, a new victim is found. Details Episode 9 Aired Nov 22, 2015 Saga is forced to take a leave of absence from the investigation, and her old colleague Rasmus Larsson takes her place; Freddie Holst desperately searches for Jeanette, who is carrying his unborn child. Details Episode 10 Aired Nov 29, 2015 The hunt for the perpetrator and Freddie's newborn baby continues; after Freddie gets a message from the kidnapper with a picture of the baby, he manages to slip away from police surveillance for the meeting. Details
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Season Info

Director
Rumle Hammerich, Henrik Georgsson
Screenwriter
Hans Rosenfeldt, Astrid Øye, Erik Ahrnbom, Camilla Ahlgren
Network
SVT1
Genre
Crime, Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
Danish
Release Date
Sep 27, 2015