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Season 2

6 episodes · Nov 13, 2020

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  • Quiet diplomacy
    S2E1

    Quiet diplomacy

    Nov 13, 202028m

    The three incompetent diplomats Mimmi, Fanny and Jens are kidnapped in Afghanistan. The Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs is not prioritizing their rescue, so the trio are left to sort things out in their own original ways.

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  • The hunt for the North Korean
    S2E2

    The hunt for the North Korean

    Nov 13, 202021m

    In the search of the disappeared hacker Park Jin-Ho, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs has pulled out all the stops. Jens is facing economical difficulties, Mimmi isn’t getting enough credit and Fanny is making things worse for herself.

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  • We’re tricking Sida now
    S2E3

    We’re tricking Sida now

    Nov 13, 202022m

    Jens is using the gentlemen’s club Nya Sällskapet in order to sort out his finances. Mimmi finally lands the role as poster girl for the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, but also makes an ugly discovery that must never be revealed. Or…?

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  • Say sorry to Chile
    S2E4

    Say sorry to Chile

    Nov 13, 202020m

    Mimmi and Jens get the chance to show their diplomatic muscles when the Chilean delegation in vain is demanding an excuse for the Boliden scandal. The new-old “ping pong-hop on-hop off”-method suits the task well.

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  • Cobalt and Congo
    S2E5

    Cobalt and Congo

    Nov 13, 202020m

    Hendricks’s skills is tested when it’s time to butter up the Congolese delegation. The only things that might go wrong is that Fanny has never been to a banquet, Mimmi can’t handle a gift, and Jens solution to everything is a bag of pills.

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  • I want to live in Europe
    S2E6

    I want to live in Europe

    Nov 13, 202020m

    Jens makes a final desperate attempt to regain his rich man lifestyle, but nothing can threaten Mimmi’s career boost – apart from the truth and the past. The future of Fanny and Park is balancing between rescue and disaster.

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