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Signaturmelodi Here’s the whole song from the titles of Bron.

sherlock-conan-doyle: The Bridge. I absolutely love this show so much! Everyone should watch it! With Porsche More of Saga and Martin looking in opposite directions.
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The Bridge. I absolutely love this show so much! Everyone should watch it!

With Porsche More of Saga and Martin looking in opposite directions.

Such adoration has even crossed the Atlantic: American TV has remade (not entirely successfully) The Killing and plans to do the same with The Bridge.
Alison Graham: ‘Watch out Sarah Lund—there’s a new Scandinavian detective on the block’, Radio Times. Another worrying development from the US—I won’t be bothering with the remakes.
Bron Saga and Martin looking at opposite directions—sums it up, really.
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Bron Saga and Martin looking at opposite directions—sums it up, really.

“When we aired [The Bridge] we realised that we’d basically given her an Asperger personality,” says Rosenfeldt. “We never diagnosed her, but we got a lot of positive response from the Asperger community. They really, really liked her because we showed her as functional and great at her job, even though she was a little strange.” Bron Sofia Helin is brilliant as Saga Norén.
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“When we aired [The Bridge] we realised that we’d basically given her an Asperger personality,” says Rosenfeldt. “We never diagnosed her, but we got a lot of positive response from the Asperger community. They really, really liked her because we showed her as functional and great at her job, even though she was a little strange.”

Bron Sofia Helin is brilliant as Saga Norén.

(via ham-solo)

Bron Remember in the 1970s, there were all kinds of TV detectives? Haggard (Columbo), bald (Kojak), fat (Cannon), Polish (Banacek), hick (McCloud), old (Barnaby Jones), etc.? Welcome to the 2010s: Geordie (Lewis), conflicted (Luther), existentialist (Wallander), well dressed (Zen), genius (Sherlock), and now, Asperger’s (Bron). I am loving this Swedish–Danish series, especially the interplay between Saga and Martin, and the locations, having been to that Malmö and København numerous times and crossing the Øresund bridge. Another example of state television (albeit in collaboration with many financing partners) delivering. (Image via mediaunfriendly.)
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Bron Remember in the 1970s, there were all kinds of TV detectives? Haggard (Columbo), bald (Kojak), fat (Cannon), Polish (Banacek), hick (McCloud), old (Barnaby Jones), etc.? Welcome to the 2010s: Geordie (Lewis), conflicted (Luther), existentialist (Wallander), well dressed (Zen), genius (Sherlock), and now, Asperger’s (Bron). I am loving this Swedish–Danish series, especially the interplay between Saga and Martin, and the locations, having been to that Malmö and København numerous times and crossing the Øresund bridge. Another example of state television (albeit in collaboration with many financing partners) delivering. (Image via mediaunfriendly.)