Radio Times: Review by:; Alison Graham

As if the mountainous and brooding Sebastian Bergman couldn’t be any more charming we find out that he’s a sex addict, a predator who hits on vulnerable women. As those mournful horns drape themselves across the soundtrack, Bergman (Rolf Lassgard) picks up a woman at a group therapy session like a walrus lumbering to catch dinner. Luckily for everyone involved Bergman manages to drag himself upright to offer his views on a fetishistic serial killer who dresses his victims in identical nighties.

Considering last week’s appalling behaviour, the cops aren’t pleased to see him again, particularly the sparky young Vanja, who says, witheringly: “A pity [the victims] are all women. There are no widows for you to comfort.”

About this programme

2/2. Conclusion. The profiler tries to get his life back on track after making a surprising discovery, and sets about seeking treatment for his sexual addiction. He also resolves to rejuvenate his career, and insists Stockholm police allow him to help them catch a serial killer. Swedish crime drama, starring Rolf Lassgard.