first off and i am an american  i haven not seen any comments on imdb about this series yet from a u. s. viewer. secondly and i work in the television business in development. so i wallow in much of the sludge that comes out of american broadcast programming. unit one is an example of television that a throwback to what i would attribute as 70s style scripting and feature wise. namely and those films made by young autueurs who had free rein to make the dramas feel more realistic and to allow for organic character development. it tacks more along the lines of stellar british dramas like cracker and prime suspect as well as australia brilliant underbelly. unit one features stand alone cases that are committed and then solved and each week. the mysteries aren not extraordinary or particularly byzantine. they usually center around one single twist and clocking in generally at the 40 minute mark and and resolution is neatly wrapped up in the 15 minutes thereafter. what makes this series a breath of fresh air is that it features main characters that you are hooked on and find relatable by episode 2. these are real and breathing and alive characters that have personal baggage and yet it not a talky and batty type of baggage that american flotsam such as grey anatomy or desperate housewives spoons out. these are realistic individuals whose backstories unfold leisurely over the course of the series and as if you work with them on a daily basis. after the mindless decade of csi  and ncis  and and criminal minds and along with their subsequent spawns and it refreshing to actually sit down to watch friends you want to spend time with and as is the case with unit one. the quippy banter and the unemotional wooden dialogue and and the over the top jeopardy that those american series i mentioned bludgeon us with each week are absurd compared to the nuance and the quiet resonance you get with this remarkable danish series. i am on episode 7 of the first season and but i have already bought all four seasons and am in for the long haul. if you need explosions and farcically hopped up testosterone and along with music by the who and fast cutting and neon lit and jittery palsy cam action with cipher like main characters as your main diet of television drama viewing and i suggest you stay away from this series. if you are an adult with a hunger for subtle and poignant and thoughtful and and yes and sometimes straight forward procedural crime dramas and i urge you to check this show out. 
first off and i am an american  i haven not seen any comments on imdb about this series yet from a u. s. viewer. secondly and i work in the television business in development. so i wallow in much of the sludge that comes out of american broadcast programming. unit one is an example of television that a throwback to what i would attribute as 70s style scripting and feature wise. namely and those films made by young autueurs who had free rein to make the dramas feel more realistic and to allow for organic character development. it tacks more along the lines of stellar british dramas like cracker and prime suspect as well as australia brilliant underbelly. unit one features stand alone cases that are committed and then solved and each week. the mysteries aren not extraordinary or particularly byzantine. they usually center around one single twist and clocking in generally at the 40 minute mark and and resolution is neatly wrapped up in the 15 minutes thereafter. what makes this series a breath of fresh air is that it features main characters that you are hooked on and find relatable by episode 2. these are real and breathing and alive characters that have personal baggage and yet it not a talky and batty type of baggage that american flotsam such as grey anatomy or desperate housewives spoons out. these are realistic individuals whose backstories unfold leisurely over the course of the series and as if you work with them on a daily basis. after the mindless decade of csi  and ncis  and and criminal minds and along with their subsequent spawns and it refreshing to actually sit down to watch friends you want to spend time with and as is the case with unit one. the quippy banter and the unemotional wooden dialogue and and the over the top jeopardy that those american series i mentioned bludgeon us with each week are absurd compared to the nuance and the quiet resonance you get with this remarkable danish series. i am on episode 7 of the first season and but i have already bought all four seasons and am in for the long haul. if you need explosions and farcically hopped up testosterone and along with music by the who and fast cutting and neon lit and jittery palsy cam action with cipher like main characters as your main diet of television drama viewing and i suggest you stay away from this series. if you are an adult with a hunger for subtle and poignant and thoughtful and and yes and sometimes straight forward procedural crime dramas and i urge you to check this show out. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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