This was interesting, I would score this series a 4, my wife scores it an 8. So we settled on 7. To explain my score let me spoil just the opening episode.
A girl gets abducted. The detective for the case is home alone with his baby daughter as his wife, a stewardess, is on a flight. The investigation shows a very vague clue that the girl might be in Poland. Nevertheless the detective immediately decides to drive to Poland. But the babysitter does not show up, so he takes his babygirl with him... A colleague volunteers to join. They board the ferry during a storm that, judged by the animation, is like the mother of all hurricanes (mind you this is the ferry from Denmark to Germany in the Baltics...). The detective gets seasick and goes outside to throw up. He takes his baby with him instead of leaving her with his colleague. Get it?? Let me stop here, after this scene I could not seriously watch this any longer.
My wife thought the theme was really good, despite the numerous stereotypes going forward.
So, enjoy watching, but be aware that if you are a catholic, you may be offended.
A girl gets abducted. The detective for the case is home alone with his baby daughter as his wife, a stewardess, is on a flight. The investigation shows a very vague clue that the girl might be in Poland. Nevertheless the detective immediately decides to drive to Poland. But the babysitter does not show up, so he takes his babygirl with him... A colleague volunteers to join. They board the ferry during a storm that, judged by the animation, is like the mother of all hurricanes (mind you this is the ferry from Denmark to Germany in the Baltics...). The detective gets seasick and goes outside to throw up. He takes his baby with him instead of leaving her with his colleague. Get it?? Let me stop here, after this scene I could not seriously watch this any longer.
My wife thought the theme was really good, despite the numerous stereotypes going forward.
So, enjoy watching, but be aware that if you are a catholic, you may be offended.