the impression that cupid was florer at Frydenlund in this delivery, where the resident Friis a little hesitant to get sent to the nurse Liz, a senior physician Neergaard in the degree, restore the switch to Nina and perhaps even thwarted the upcoming divorce, and Anna gets a little crush on an old acquaintance, now that she does not hear anything from him that Erik. Perhaps that is also the basis for Peter and Nina find out anything?
And it was even hinted that the stramtandede afdelingssygeplejerske is lesbian? Perhaps it would also explain why she seems so chronic burned.
But in spite of it, is the performance of the ‘nursing school’ just as passionsløs as usual. It is almost unbelievable how little you get out of his substance, and the series is after almost two seasons a prime candidate for the not slightest (leading ‘Gøngehøvdingen’ still) so the boring Danish tv-series on this side of the farvefjernsynets invention.
Even when addressing a potentially explosive issue like forced sterilisation on a highly questionable basis, it becomes liret of, as there was talk about the first one-day trial period on the local amateur. Apart from that, they would probably do themselves more trouble.
But maybe it’s wrong to be out with the rake after the cast, as several of them the in other context have shown that they can deliver more than what we see here. Situation is due primarily to the absolutely hopeless screenplay by Claudia Boderke and Lars Compression, which early has been behind the filmhistoriske pointers as the ‘Father of four on the top’, My sister’s children and the prospectors’ and ‘Klassefesten’, in unsightly consonance with the full umusikalske instruction by Roni Ezra, who otherwise in the past have shown (fol.a. with the feature film ‘9. april’), that he is certainly not devoid of talent.
Here it seems almost as if everyone present does their excellency to deliver as little as humanly possible. It manages to turn quite well.
Medv.: Molly Egelind, Morten Hee Andersen, Anette Støvelbæk, Jens Jørn Spottag, etc.
