The Killing Series 1 and 2
von The Guardian
- Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2011-12-20
- Genre: Darstellende Kunst
Beschreibung
It's not something that happens very often any more. A new drama begins on a digital channel with very little hype, turns out to be brilliant, and quickly becomes a phenomenon. But such was the success of Forbrydelsen, or The Killing. This is the best of the Guardian's wildly popular blog from series 1 and 2, with additional articles by the Guardian's finest TV critics and journalists.
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