The Worst Episodes of Young Wallander

#1 Worst Episode
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7.1/10(552 votes)
#1 - Episode 2
S1:E29/3/2020
Promoted to detective over his best friend, Reza, Kurt joins Hemberg on the case. Clues lead them to a notorious smuggler and a popular nightclub.
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7.2/10(692 votes)
#2 - Episode 1
S1:E19/3/2020
Rookie cop Kurt Wallander stumbles into a hate crime in his own neighborhood. As he hunts the killer, the incident fuels anti-immigration anger.
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7.2/10(522 votes)
#3 - Episode 6
S1:E69/3/2020
Kurt, Rask and Hemberg try to connect their new suspect to a shipment of plastic explosive — and determine where and when the bomb will go off.
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7.2/10(412 votes)
#4 - Episode 1
S2:E12/17/2022
After he considers leaving law enforcement, Kurt is assigned to identify the victim in a standard hit-and-run case that turns out to be anything but.
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7.2/10(250 votes)
#5 - Episode 2
S2:E22/17/2022
The death of Elias Fager goes public thanks to a leak that infuriates new superintendent Osei. Reza reveals his lingering bitterness toward Kurt.
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7.3/10(499 votes)
#6 - Episode 4
S1:E49/3/2020
Hemberg orders Kurt to take some time off after the assassination of their chief suspect. The public considers the case closed but Kurt keeps probing.
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7.3/10(242 votes)
#7 - Episode 3
S2:E32/17/2022
Internal Affairs asks hard questions about Rask's interrogation of Elias eight years ago. Kurt realizes an eyewitness isn't telling the whole truth.
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7.3/10(228 votes)
#8 - Episode 4
S2:E42/17/2022
Following another murder, Rask is taken off the case by Osei. Kurt begins working with a new partner to follow a trail that leads them into the past.
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7.3/10(224 votes)
#9 - Episode 5
S2:E52/17/2022
Reza develops a theory about the night of the murder that casts suspicion on someone uncomfortably close by — but feels that Kurt is holding him back.
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7.3/10(236 votes)
#10 - Episode 6
S2:E62/17/2022
The puzzle pieces of two cases years apart finally fit together, leading the detectives to startling conclusions about a senior government official.
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7.4/10(582 votes)
#11 - Episode 3
S1:E39/3/2020
Kurt interviews illegal immigrants enrolled in a program funded by Gustav Munck, and soon finds a link between a pregnant refugee and the killer.
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7.4/10(545 votes)
#12 - Episode 5
S1:E59/3/2020
Suspicious of Gustav's ties to the case, Kurt jeopardizes his romance with Mona by confronting the billionaire at a black-tie, Munck family affair.
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