
The series
Meet Dag, a couple's therapist who holds a 90% divorce rate. His philosophy in life is that people should live alone and he's happy to share that with his patients. Dag leads a quiet life and the only thing he loves more than his solitude is prescription drugs. However, Dag's peaceful existence is about to change radically when Eva enters his life.
Episodes
Season 2 · 10 episodes · 2011
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Episode 122 Sep 201123m
Episode 1
Mia is trying to keep things in order, but Dag's substance abuse and depressed mood are taking a major toll on his clients.
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Episode 229 Sep 201123m
Episode 2
After a night of heavy drinking, Dag wakes up on the floor in a public park toilet dressed in only his underwear. Little does he know his day is only going to get worse.
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Episode 36 Oct 201123m
Episode 3
Dag is having a hard time at Ernst's rehab clinic after being diagnosed with self-pity. Meanwhile, Eva has left Goa and returned to Oslo with her son.
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Episode 413 Oct 201123m
Episode 4
Dag has decided to turn over a new leaf and regain control of his life. But can he stay sober?
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Episode 520 Oct 201123m
Episode 5
Benedikt faces a dilemma when a woman asks him for a special favour, while Dag has a confession to make.
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Episode 627 Oct 201123m
Episode 6
Benedikt is suffering some serious relationship problems, while Dag finds himself being courted by both Trine and Eva.
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Episode 73 Nov 201123m
Episode 7
Dag ends up having Eva and her son sleep over at his place for a few nights, as Benedict seeks refugee in his hallway while his son is hospitalised with meningitis.
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Episode 810 Nov 201123m
Episode 8
Dag is adjusting to family life with Eva and her son but things take a turn for the worse when Eva receives some tragic news and Dag is confronted by a stalker.
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Episode 917 Nov 201123m
Episode 9
Dag prepares a surprise for Eva's son before enduring a challenging therapy session.
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Episode 1024 Nov 201123m
Episode 10
Ernst seeks advice from Dag, Benedikt hits the bottle and Dag's harmonic life is suddenly interrupted.





