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Originally Posted by Cameltoe and Wine

I missed the first two episodes and can't seem to find any torrents

Are they not on the iPlayer?

[Shaun]

I haven't checked LOL - will have to

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That's where I've been catching up.

And yeah, episode 1 is there for another 9 days apparently.

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Got fully caught up on this last night.

Spoiler:

Surprised by Hans dying, I assumed they'd have him pull through. </3

Poor Saga's really going through the emotional wringer, I guess it doesn't get much worse than your mother killing herself and framing you for her "murder" and then the closest thing to a real father figure dying. Sofia Helin is knocking it out of the park, too.

As for the case, I'm still not entirely convinced that Annika (or Annika alone) is the killer. I can't help but think it might be Claes and he's bumped Annika off. Or maybe it really is Emil and he's framing Annika. I also suspected Holst's wife Asa briefly too when she was talking to Henrik about female serial killers, that seemed odd, but then I remembered a scene of the killer watching her from the car so I don't think she's involved.

Only two episodes left now. If this is indeed the final series, I'm really gonna miss it. </3

[Shaun]

I'm up to the same point you've put in spoilers now and I agree with most of that... not sure if you finished it but I've got two episodes left now

All I can say is: whoever the killer is, BRAVO for killing off the ****ing gambler. Absolute ARSE.

Knowing the show/shows like this it'll be someone relatively unknown and constantly in the background so I'll right now say my suspect is Holst's bodyguard, Colbert.

[y.winter]

Best whodunit of all times.
Saga

[Shaun]

the ending

that was all kinds of upsetting

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Series 4 will begin January 1st 2018 in Sweden and Denmark. I assume we'll get it at least a couple of months later so (I believe series 3 was just under 2 months after the Scandinavian premiere).

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Final series trailer

Youtube video

Looks creepy as ****

"Every Saga Ends"

[y.winter]

I'm not ready for the final series of Saga She's the best character in the history of TV

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I still haven't watched the final series of The Killing so I might save it for after The Bridge finishes and watch it to console myself

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Youtube video

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Starts Friday 11th May at 9pm! All previous episodes are on the iPlayer now, tempted to rewatch the masterpiece that was series 2

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Got caught up on the current run last night. Can't believe there's one episode left and then it's all over I need Saga, Henrik and Lillian in my life for longer dammit

@ Jonas though

Very much enjoying it even though I'm struggling to keep up with all the characters and plot threads but that's par for the course with The Bridge isn't it

Spoiler:

I really didn't see the Astrid reveal coming until the episode it happened where I started putting it together. Now I'm wondering if I'm being dense, if Henrik had earlier referred to one of his daughters as Astrid then of course it would have been clear the whole time but I couldn't recall his daughters names and I'm honestly not sure if he ever said them. If he did, yes I suppose I was dense I kept waiting to see how the village story would connect to the serial killer mystery (beyond the taxi driver abusive husband briefly being a suspect) so having it actually be part of the "Henrik's missing family" story was a great twist I thought.

And I loved the ending of the latest episode with Susanne now looking like the prime candidate for the killer. Likely another red herring but a really good ending nonetheless.

Quite a few unlikely coincidences to connect certain characters but it doesn't take me out of the story too much because I'm enjoying the mystery.

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I just realised something when pondering how this might end. In series 1-3, the killer always offs someone close to the team near the end: Martin's son in series 1, Pernille in series 2, Hans in series 3.

This only registered because I was thinking about

Spoiler:

the killer's MO of killing loved ones of their actual targets. Now I'm thinking they'll go after Astrid and either Saga or Henrik will die protecting her. I'm leaning towards Henrik dying and Saga taking care of Astrid in his stead (which would be an ironic turn of events after she aborted her child to stay with Henrik)

[y.winter]

I've watched it a few months ago. I'm surprised it just started in the UK.
The final episode is so sad, knowing that its the last we get from Saga.

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The last scene was so deep and beautiful and a deserving closure to the story

Sofia Helin is such an amazing actress, she deserves an award for her role here

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Were you satisfied with the ending then winter? (both in terms of the case and the overall show). As excited as I am to watch it, knowing its the very last is depressing

[y.winter]

Originally Posted by Lostie!

Were you satisfied with the ending then winter? (both in terms of the case and the overall show). As excited as I am to watch it, knowing its the very last is depressing

Yes. I don't want to spoil it but both the case itself and the overall story of the series had a good ending (especially what I wrote in the spoiler in my post above). Even though this series was weaker than previous years, it's still great and one of the best tv shows ever imo. Listening to "Hollow Talk" for one last time in the end got me really emotional, as it always does.
It's a shame it gets less attention while many mediocre American shows get too much attention and are overrated in general.

[Shaun]

Just saw episode one of this season (well, 2 nights ago lol) and I am going to commit my own murder if that prison bitch and her terrible song has offed Miss Noren

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I watched the final episode but forgot to come and post my thoughts. I really loved it though

Spoiler:

Case first. I was satisfied with Susanne and Kevin / Brian being the killers (Susanne being the creepy hospital clown had me shook). The scene where Brian held Astrid and Henrik hostage was genuinely tense, I really thought he'd killed Astrid when we heard the shot. I also liked how they revealed one killer first and then made it seem like the rest of the episode would be tying up Saga's story before the second reveal.

I also really liked how they tied in Saga's attempted murder at the start of the series to the case. At the time that seemed like an unnecessary shock value moment that went nowhere so I like how that paid off in the end. Also, is this the first time in The Bridge history that the killers were around since the first episode? (one gripe I've had with the show in the past had been the killers usually being later introductions)

As for the conclusion to the series overall, I loved that too. Having it end with Saga on the titular bridge throwing her police badge into the water and answering the phone with just "Saga Noren" was perfect. I love that woman.

One last Martin appearance would have been cool, when Saga went to visit her old cell mate I actually thought she was visiting Martin at first

[Shaun]

I need a link for episode two because my assholes of a family taped too many things that clashed with it