but these are exceptions to the rule.
We havent strayed very far outside Europe yet, but its a start.
That shocking outcome left writer Hans Rosenfeldt with a difficult task ahead of him as he developed series three.
A major setback was around the corner, however.
Its at this point that enigmatic Danish cop Henrik Sabroe (Thure Lindhardt) appears on the scene.
However, all is not as it seems.
Compelling as it is, the murder investigation is not what makes the third series ofThe Bridgesuch unforgettable television.
Martin is rarely mentioned and never seen in series three, but his absence is felt at every turn.
In short, she is a plausible and layered human being, without a hint of stereotype.
Creating a new character of sufficient depth and complexity to match our Saga was a tall order.
Somehow, they managed it.
They do, and watching that happen is a joy.
No sentimentality mars the depiction of their growing bond.
Helin has been magnificent throughout the shows run, and only continues to impress.
As for Lindhardts wry, empathetic, fascinating Henrik, its now impossible to imagineThe Bridgewithout him.
However, as they set off on another, deeply personal investigation, the future seems oddly bright.
A fourth series in 2018 is all but confirmed.
