The Bridge (Bron/Broen)

You have no idea what I've done for you.

I was the one who spread the plague.

-How did you get that EU summit job? -Boris died.

The side effects of the intolerance drug could have ruined us.

I dealt with that, too.

I want everyone to respect you. The way I love you, Viktoria.

My finale will make you immortal.

You're going to save Europe. It's in motion.

Oliver!

-Does that mean we're done? -Oliver confessed the whole thing.

There's a connection between him and Copenhagen IT. So yeah, we're done.

Great working with you. I read the report on your sister's death.

What?

-Saga... -Don't!

-I can't just pick up where we left off. -What do you mean?

I don't love you anymore.

What part of "get some sleep" didn't you get?

Julian and Ramon were in lye. We weren't meant to find them - why?

-Help me find something. -What am I looking for?

These are the times Mikkel Höst used his access card.

This is the emergency call from when Laura Möllberg was shot.

We know Oliver shot Laura Möllberg, so he couldn't have been at Medisonus.

We're not done. There must be at least another person involved.

EPISODE 10

I'm sorry you and Mette didn't work out.

-But it's got nothing to do with Jens. -It started when he entered the picture.

Move on, straighten out your relationships.

I don't have any relationships, Lillian. He's taken everything away from me.

What do we do? Can we help you?

I can handle this one myself, Lillian.

Hans. I found more evidence there's more than one person involved.

The night the kids were gassed. We know when Linus Svensson called his brother,

and what time we found the dead kids.

At some point during that time span, Mikkel Höst used his card.

We don't know when the kids died,

but it's unlikely that Oliver would make it to Medisonus.

-Good. Is Martin on his way? -Did you call him?

-No... -Then he's probably not on his way.

-I thought you'd call him. -No. That's your job.

-Did something happen with you guys? -Yes.

OK. But I can still call him?

Yes. He's good police.

I'll be there right away.

-Martin? -You spoke to Hans?

Yes, I know you're going to Malmö. This'll take two minutes.

That didn't stay solved for very long.

We always thought there'd be more than one guy behind this.

-You OK? -Yes, yes...

-You look a little spent. -I'm back at the hotel.

Things didn't pan out with me and Mette.

I'm sorry to hear that. Let me know if there's anything I can do for you.

-Welcome back. -Thanks. What did you find?

-What didn't we find? Mikkel Höst... -Is Oliver ruled out?

He couldn't have used the card at the times it was used.

-Where do we start? -Let me show you.

Saga, I need to talk to you.

Let me talk to you. You have to let me talk to you and explain.

OK.

Not here. Come.

I should have left your sister alone. Sorry.

Yes, you should have.

Nikolaj, Mette, and I lived with this for a few weeks. You grew up with it.

You grew up seeing your sister living like that. Then you lost her.

I mean... You should talk about these things with someone - a friend.

-So you think I should talk to you? -Yes.

Jennifer...moved in with me because our parents lost custody of her.

Because your mother was sick.

I committed a crime...

...and then pinned it on our parents.

-You committed a crime? -I had to get Jennifer out.

Your mother was sick, hurting her. Wasn't that enough?

Munchausen by proxy is unusual. I wasn't very credible, so I committed a crime.

But you got her out. And saved her.

-She killed herself. -But that's not your fault.

You see, all of this... This friendship, that's what I don't want to lose.

I understand your motivation.

Although I disapprove of what you did, you don't mean any harm.

We've got nothing on Mikkel Höst. But there are connections to Medisonus.

Only one person can get a card and knows the CCTV system.

Gertrud? Oliver's wife?

Then why would she kill him?

She was furious, humiliated... He was in love with his sister.

So why not let Oliver kill her, get rid of the competition?

We can't rule out Gertrud. She has the access and knowledge.

What about Viktoria? She's the CEO, has access, knowledge...

She was surprised at Oliver's confession.

-Maybe she was acting? -She didn't know she was being filmed.

Who else would benefit from Viktoria's and Medisonus' success?

What do we know about Gertrud?

Gertrud Kofoed, born 1968.

Physician and MD at the University of Southern Denmark.

Head of research at Limmel in the early 90s,

then at Boehringer-Ingelheim in the US, where she met Oliver.

Moved back to Denmark in 2002, and has been at Medisonus since 2004.

-Does she own stock in Medisonus? -No.

But she was married to Oliver, so indirectly, yeah.

-What do we do? -Look into them before we pick them up.

The fewer who know the case is open again, the better.

-Are you deaf or something? -I just wanted to congratulate you.

-Thanks. Bye. -You opened up the case again?

Seriously, what the hell... Get out. Get out of here.

John, go through the file on Medisonus. Start with staff lists.

-Already done. -Do it over.

Try to find a connection to Oliver. Pernille, focus on Gertrud and Viktoria.

Get rid of the bit about fossil fuels being unsustainable.

OK. What did you have in mind?

Something that won't insult the intelligence of the audience.

And I don't want to spend 15 minutes on Agenda 21.

-Suggestions? -No. You're the speechwriter.

-Get it to me by lunch. -Sure, no problem.

Hi.

-Want some breakfast? -No, thank you.

We need to run damage control on this thing with Oliver.

But he wasn't involved with Medisonus. He just owned some stock.

PR should keep that out of the papers, too.

-What should they write? -Unpleasant things.

Steer clear of the company and focus on the personal.

The cameras, the filming... the incestuous, sexual obsession.

I'm going to distance myself from him. I won't even attend his funeral.

It's going to get dirty. I think you should go away for a while.

OK.

-Sure you don't want some breakfast? -Yes. I'm going to work.

-Can you get me some more shots? -Yes, of course.

-The speech is at 3 p.m. -I know.

I'll be back well before then.

-Pernille. -Hi, this is Rasmus.

Did we check the Bodil Dahl and Oliver connection?

-I can't help you. -How well did they know each other?

-Bye, Rasmus. -But...

Rasmus called. I think he's conducting his own investigation.

-Talk to Hans about that. -About what?

Rasmus may be investigating on his own. He called about Bodil and Oliver.

Goddamn it...

Saga Norén, Malmö County Police. Yes? I'll be there right away.

The medical examiner found something in the bodies found in lye. Coming?

No, that's your thing. I'll go down with you.

Mette doesn't want to live with me anymore.

-Why not? -Because of what happened to August.

And I couldn't live at home for a year. It was all too much.

-She doesn't love me anymore. -She said so?

Isn't it strange? After ten years and five kids,

I don't notice that she stopped loving me.

Yes, it's strange. Especially since you have some prior experience with divorce.

-It's Jens' fault. -I thought you were done with him.

No, he's back. In here.

Rasmus Larsson, Malmö Police. You got a few minutes?

I'm actually running late for my next meeting. What's it about?

It's about some text messages in relation to Claus Damgaard's death.

-Yes? -Were you with Oliver that night?

Yes. We discussed a book I was going to write about Viktoria.

OK... Did Oliver know Claus?

-No, I don't think so. -So how did he get his number?

-You gave it to him? -No, why would I?

I don't know. I'm asking you.

I know why the bodies were found in lye.

-They tried to hide something? -No. Destroy something.

I had two virologists come in and confirm it.

Neither one of them has ever seen anything like it.

What am I looking at?

Traces of an extremely contagious virus.

My colleagues found that the virus permeates the cell membrane,

and gets into the red blood cells,

where it reacts with the hemoglobin and mutates.

In its new form, it attacks the cytoskeleton.

-That causes the cell to grow. -Then what?

The inner organs are affected, triggering a rapidly accelerating cough.

In itself it's harmless, but then you start bleeding.

First out of your orifices: ears, nose, mouth.

But eventually you die from internal bleeding.

That's how Julian and Ramon died?

Yes. They both had the mutated cells in their blood.

And here's the beauty - or the horror, depending on who you are.

Ramon and Julian were biological weapons.

Before the virus mutates, it's neither dangerous nor contagious.

The host body isn't affected at all.

-When does it become contagious? -As soon as you start bleeding.

The new cells form an aerosol in contact with the air.

The virus is airborne immediately.

-It's deadly? -Extremely. 100 percent mortality rate.

-Who could do something like this? -A specialist in cellular medicine.

Someone with access to a top-notch lab.

A head of research at a pharmaceutical company?

That fits the bill.

Hi. Rasmus Larsson, Malmö Police. I'm looking for a Gertrud Kofoed.

-Is she expecting you? -No, she's not.

There she is now. You have a visitor. Swedish police.

Hello. Could you call me a cab? I need to get into town ASAP.

It's impossible, everyone's coming in from the airport for the EU summit.

-But I'll give it a try. -I can take you. We'll talk on the way.

Sure. All right.

-Rasmus Larsson. -Gertrud Kofoed.

I'm not sure I want to know what else Oliver did.

Right now we're looking into his associations.

Do you know a Bodil Dahl?

She is, or was, a friend of my husband's.

-Why do you ask? -What can you tell me about her?

Not much. I actually tried to avoid her as much as possible.

Why was that?

There was something... calculating about her.

I don't know... Oliver could be quite fond of her.