‘Innovative’ Scandi legal drama finally added to free UK streaming service

‘Innovative’ Scandi legal drama finally added to free UK streaming service
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‘Innovative’ Scandi legal drama finally added to free UK streaming service
Author: Ruth Lawes
Published: Feb, 10 2025 23:25

All three seasons of a gripping Scandi legal drama have now been added to a free UK streaming platform. Last week, Norwegian courtroom series Partners in Law (Aber Bergen) arrived on ITVX – ready and waiting to be binge-watched. The show follows newly divorced Erik Aber (Odd-Magnus Williamson) and Elea Bergen (Ellen Dorrit Petersen) who must not let their fractured relationship damage their successful law firm.

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Instead, the two defence lawyers must push their personal problems aside as they work together on numerous challenging court cases. Across social media, TV fans have raved about Partners in Law, with Reddit user EWFKC proclaiming: ‘I have just discovered this series and am tragically hooked.’. Google reviewer Clay Sanford shared: ‘I enjoyed this TV show a lot. Great acting, complex narrative and nuanced characters. I checked out this 3 dvd set from the local library. I binge-watched the entire series.

 [Carla Sehn as officer Hanna wearing a puffa jacket in the snow in Netflix thriller The Are Murders.]
Image Credit: Metro [Carla Sehn as officer Hanna wearing a puffa jacket in the snow in Netflix thriller The Are Murders.]

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video. Up Next. ‘Similar to John Grisham’s book the Firm..although all the drama and action takes place in Oslo 🇳🇴 Norway rather than the US and Cayman Islands. 5 thumbs up imo.’. Echoing their sentiment, Teddi Carbonneau said: ‘This series slowly drew me in. At first I wasn’t sure I wanted to watch it. The characters are flawed and it takes awhile to start rooting for them. It is very well written and interesting. After watching two seasons I am definitely a fan.’.

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Kathi Parr added: ‘Innovating. Surprising. Serious but funny. Smart.’. Partners in Law first aired on Norwegian broadcaster TV3 in 2016 before ending two years later after three seasons and 30 episodes. At Norway’s equivalent of the RTS Awards, Gullruten, in 2017 Ellen was awarded best actress for her role as Elea. The show was also nominated in other categories including best TV drama. Partners in Law is not the only Scandi drama to have dropped on a streaming platform in the past week.

Netflix recently added Swedish thriller The Åre Murders adapted from the best-selling book series of the same from author Viveca Sten, which has sold over 10 million copies worldwide. The dark drama follows police officer Hanna Ahlande (Carla Sehn) who is seeking refuge at her sister’s holiday home in mountain resort village Åre after being suspended from her job and dumped by her partner. However, when a young woman goes missing on the icy night of Lucia, an annual Swedish celebration, Hanna can’t help but start investigating the case.

With an understaffed station and limited resources, local police officer Daniel Lindskog (Kardo Razzazi) reluctantly has to accept Hanna’s help, but it’s unclear if the pair can trust each other. What I Rent: We pay £2,060 for our Battersea studio flat — and yoga classes are included. This is the salary you need to buy a house in every London borough — and it's bleak. I finally got on the property ladder and it was the biggest mistake of my life.

We bought a house together — and it's made our breakup even more complicated. 'Charming' city crowned best place to move to in 2025 — but there's one big drawback. Partners in Law is available to stream on ITVX. Got a story?. If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@metro.co.uk, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we’d love to hear from you.

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