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Title: Mari Says Hi (03 May 2020)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Sofia Pekkari | ... | Lia | |
| Pihla Viitala | ... | Mari | |
| John Simm | ... | Arthur Fried | |
| Arsher Ali | ... | DCI Peter Chandra | |
| Peter Coonan | ... | Paddy | |
| Jakob Eklund | ... | Berg | |
| Caroline Goodall | ... | Maggie | |
| Matteo Simoni | ... | Rico | |
| Elmer Bäck | ... | Matti | |
| Venetia Bowe | ... | Katya | |
| Sharon Coade | ... | Returning Officer | |
| Saar de Groof | ... | Yalda | |
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Daniel Farin | ... | Young Niclas Gerber |
| David Fawaz | ... | Mohammed Latif | |
| Maria Doyle Kennedy | ... | Suzie Hawkins | |
Optimistic Fried faces ruthless powerbrokers from Mari's past; Lia & Mari's relationship fractures over the limits of revenge; an injured sex worker recognizes the voice of her attacker.
As you whe know by now, this is very different to the usual films and shows set in London which usually has loads of shots of the top tourist spots and rousing renditions of Rule Britannia but, because this series has been financed by Finland, Belgium and Ireland; the glitzy snapshots are limited to pictures on a hotel room wall which probably, in reality, was somewhere in a studio on the European mainland. If Britain had helped fund the show then this could have been most watchable but John Simm's Farage-esque character tells you what the filmmakers really think about Brexit. Another boring episode which only leaves you wondering what type of tattoo John Simm has on his shoulder.