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It's been a long time since a series has been able to really shock me... this show managed it.

I applaud NRK for having the guts to make this show as it is, an absolute uncensored head first plunge into the lavish but hollow and abyss like lives of 4 of the most selfish, cut throat, insensitive and arrogant men a show will ever centre around.

99% of us will never be able to relate to these men or their way of life, nor would we replicate or condone their behaviour.

Yet despite all of this, somehow you can't help but like them.

As the show progresses you find yourself hoping they get away with the most despicable and shocking things they do.

I find Norwegians do tend to enjoy dark humour (as do I) this show has it in bucket loads and then some.

The casting and acting is superb, especially from Simon J. Berger who plays the role of Adam so convincingly that you'll both admire and be absolutely terrified of him. The 4 of them really seem to "mesh" into a genuinely believable group of friends of the worst kind.

I've watched season 1 and 2 multiple times while I eagerly await season 3 and I highly recommend this show to anyone not easily offended who will see this for the masterpiece it is.

This is one of the best series I have watched. That it's made by NRK is impressive. It's a story about four friends who totally lack of empathy and their life as the elite. It's based on real conversations with insiders. Highly recommended

Great show! Watching the first two episodes, really whets the apetite for more psychological mayhem from brilliant writer/director Øystein Karlsen. (Also, for showcasing sheer range, check out his other mini-series One Night. A charming, smart emotional rollercoaster ride of an extended 24 hour first date)

The best scandinavian series since the danish hit Borgen. Dark, very funny and extreme in every way. Great acting and the fact that its based on true events makes it even more outstanding. This show needs to go on forever.

This series is really different than anything else I've seen. And totally shocking. The story takes place in a financial environment, where we get to know the four main characters. They are totally devoid of moral scruples, and provide themselves mercilessly with what they want. Other people around them become objects they abuse in every way. I think it's the only TV series I've engaged in, where I can't find any sympathetic traits with the main characters, but still I just want to see more, more more.