The Best Episodes Directed By Henrik Ruben Genz

When the New Democrats are invited to join a broad coalition of opposition parties they think it is the recognition they have been seeking. But Birgitte soon finds she has no bargaining power whatsoever, much to Nete's disgust.

Director: Henrik Ruben Genz

Writer: Jeppe Gjervig Gram

Birgitte quickly realizes that the New Democrats are now minor players in the opposition coalition and she pulls them out of it. The Moderates seem to be proposing things that Birgitte has privately discussed - is there a mole?

Director: Henrik Ruben Genz

Writer: Jannik Tai Mosholt

Wednesday, November 5-Thursday, November 6: The police investigate the crime scene they have found at Nanna's school and suspect her classmates Oliver and Jeppe of wrongdoing. Sarah Lund's fiancé shows up in Copenhagen, and she promises to leave for Sweden without delay. Meanwhile, Hartmann learns that a trusted employee has sent a suspicious email.

Director: Henrik Ruben Genz

Writer: Torleif Hoppe

Sarah and Jan interrogate Troels, whose private information opens a new can of worms.

Director: Henrik Ruben Genz

Writer: Torleif Hoppe

The spotlight of the police and media is now trained on Troels Hartmann, and he feels his political career is crumbling. Meanwhile strange things are going on at the town hall with fatal consequences.

Director: Henrik Ruben Genz

Writer: Michael W. Horsten

Thursday, November 6-Friday, November 7. Hartmann has won a new political ally, but is drawn into the murder case again when the police uncover new information which turns their suspicions towards teachers at Nanna's school. Theis Birk Larsen is troubled by the financial strain of the house he bought before Nanna's death. He begins to grow weary over the lack of progress in the case and seeks his own sources of information.

Director: Henrik Ruben Genz

Writer: Per Daumiller