Newsday by Verne Gay
"Johnny's" back to corrupt the locals, and if you liked last season, there's no apparent reason not to go along for this ride.
Critic Rating
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Creators
Anne Bjørnstad,
Eilif Skodvin
Cast
Steven Van Zandt,
Paul Kaye,
Nils Jørgen Kaalstad,
Sven Nordin,
Steinar Sagen,
Trond Fausa Aurvåg
Genre
Comedy,
Crime,
Drama
An ex-mobster placed into F.B.I witness protection decides to start his new life in Lillehammer, Norway. Frank Tagliano got out of the mafia life after he testified against his comrades, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have some of that criminal spirit in him. Make way, Norway, Tagliano's coming to town.
Newsday by Verne Gay
"Johnny's" back to corrupt the locals, and if you liked last season, there's no apparent reason not to go along for this ride.
Wall Street Journal by Dorothy Rabinowitz
Only one thing is certain now--the season that begins Friday has a lot to live up to.
Philadelphia Daily News by Ellen Gray
I wouldn't say Lilyhammer is worth signing up for Netflix to see, but if you're already paying for it and you like Van Zandt--and Norwegian knits--it's certainly worth a look.
Los Angeles Times by Robert Lloyd
The Norwegians are the foreigners here, and Norway the foreign land. But that remoteness is part of the show's appeal.
Entertainment Weekly by Ken Tucker
Lilyhammer splits the difference between lightness and the dark. [17 Feb 2012, p.63]
The Hollywood Reporter by Tim Goodman
Lilyhammer is an odd little series with potential.
The New York Times by Mike Hale
It tries to combine elements of American mob stories and Scandinavian mysteries, seasoned with frequent overt references to "The Sopranos," but the mixture is pretty flat in the first episode.
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