The best Danish TV series of all time
The top 3 according to 11 votes from people: Unit One (2000) · Matador (1978) · Huset på Christianshavn (1970). (Updated Nov 3, 2020.)
From Matador and Huset på Christianshavn to The Killing, Borgen and Seaside Hotel: the Danish series at the top of the YouGov poll reported by Filmz and W3blog's list of the millennium's best.
Automatically translated (original in Dansk). See the original
Top 15
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1
Unit One (2000)
A mobile police unit solves murders around the country.
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2
Matador (1978)
Lise Nørgaard and Erik Balling: a provincial town from 1929 until after the war.
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3
Huset på Christianshavn (1970)
The residents of an old house in Christianshavn.
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4
The Legacy (2014)
Siblings who inherit an artist's estate on Funen.
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5
The Eagle (2004)
An investigator with Icelandic roots fights international crime.
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6
Better Times (2004)
A family chronicle from 1949 to the 1970s.
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7
Borgen (2010)
Birgitte Nyborg becomes Denmark's first female prime minister.
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8
Klown (2005)
Frank Hvam and Casper Christensen in excruciating situations.
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9
Seaside Hotel (2013)
Summer guests at a North Sea beach hotel in the 1920s and 30s.
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10
Follow the Money (2016)
Financial crime at a large energy company.
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11
The Protectors (2009)
Bodyguards of the Danish security service.
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12
Rita (2012)
A headstrong schoolteacher who does things her own way.
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13
The Spider (2000)
A journalist and the post-war black market in Copenhagen.
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14
The Killing (2007)
Sarah Lund and her jumper; world-class Nordic noir.
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15
The Bridge (2011)
A body on the Øresund Bridge and a Danish-Swedish pair of detectives.
Candidates
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16
The Kingdom (1994)
Lars von Trier: ghosts and doctors at Copenhagen's main hospital.
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Comments (1)
Matador kan man se igen og igen, Maude og Hans Christian er bare det bedste