Gwenn Jester-Haslett

A sometimes irritating and sometimes irritated divorced woman raising three daughters. Best seen watching all seasons but in installments of 2 or a three at a time. Doing this aallows you to see the wonderful developemnt of the three daughters as they actually age. I appreciated the smart use of good music and how objects, clothing and architecture were used as part of the plot and character development. The acting was top notch throughout. I’ll miss the humor and warmth of this show and it’s characters and just wish somehow some smart folks could have “Call My Agents” meeting up with Pamela Adlon as a client.

Well written story offering insights to a particular Scandinavian democracy.the english dubbing is awkward and not as high a quality as it should be.

Good acting, believable characters, an examination of trust.