Will the 30 y.o. Hlynur ever move out of his mother's apartment in Reykjavík? Social welfare keeps him passive but things change when his mother's Spanish friend, Lola, arrives and stays through Xmas and New Year's Eve.
Rebecca reveals Justin's painkiller addiction to the family, and they stage an intervention. Robert is on the campaign trail, but is under pressure privately and professionally. Saul reveals a secret that astonishes his sister.
The brutal murder of a young girl launches an extensive police investigation that threatens to derail a political career and a police woman's planned retirement.
The body of a female is found in a Copenhagen park. Shortly after, an ex-soldier who served in Afghanistan is killed. Are the murders linked? Only one person can help: DI Sarah Lund.
Meyer and Sarah suspect a cover-up when they're told to stay away from Troels Hartmann, but Sarah pursues the case and finds a Liberal party reception room that looks like a crime scene.
Sarah Lund and Ulrick Strange return from Afghanistan with new, conclusive evidence, while Brix and his team are looking at what appears to be an important finding in the investigation.
The body of the missing student is found in an abandoned car. Suspicion falls on local politician Troels Hartmann when it is found that the car is registered to his campaign office.
Sarah Lund finds a connection between the murdered woman and Raben's soldier friend, Allan Myg Poulsen. Meanwhile, Raben runs amok when he learns that his application for release has been rejected.
Sarah delays her departure for Sweden, and she and Meyer purse the hire car driver. After receiving vital information, they return to the school where they make a grisly discovery.
Ex-soldier Raben is on the run and he looks up a former army chaplain who gets him in contact with yet another ex-soldier, Kruger. They meet, but Kruger wants nothing to do with the past.
Gruner is found dead, bound to his wheelchair. Now there are only two members of the squad left, Raben and Lisbeth Thomsen, whose whereabouts are unknown.
Sarah and Jan realise that Nanna's girlfriend Lisa is more involved than she lets on, and the investigation focuses on the school and one of the teachers. Meanwhile, Hartmann fires Morten.
Sarah Lund and Strange travel to Sweden to question and protect the only other surviving member of Raben's former army squad. But Raben himself is on the same mission.
When the high school teacher, Rama, is identified as a suspect in the killing of Nanna, Troels Hartmann panics. Rama is one of his immigrant role models and part of his election campaign.
Against Strange's advice, Sarah arranges to exhume Per Moller. She's convinced there's no body in the coffin, because he's been sighted three months after his death. But the coffin isn't empty.
Sarah cancels her trip to Sweden and Meyer is not happy to have her back. Meanwhile, the police hone in on the teacher, Kemal, as their main suspect and Troels is in danger of being demoted.
Sarah has found the chaplain, who's wounded and she pursues the perpetrator. But she's attacked by him and barely survives. Meanwhile, Raben is still on the run, but Special Branch is watching him.
School teacher Rama Kemal is still the main suspect in the young girl's murder, and Sarah and Jan pursue him relentlessly. But is he really the young girl's killer?
Raben is in intensive care after having been shot by Strange. He still insists that Strange is the murdering officer, Perk. Under interrogation, Strange admits to having been in Afghanistan.
Sarah Lund and Ulrick Strange are in Afghanistan on a mission to track down the killer. Pressing on with the investigation back home, Brix decides to conduct a search at the army barracks.
Nora invites Rebecca to a family dinner, and the family's problems with the new arrival are not well-concealed. Kitty partakes in a family dinner of her own when Robert's children come to town, and Chad invites Kevin to a film premiere.
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