Do you watch any foreign language tv series? Any you really like?

[Behind the Aegis]

My husband and I watch a lot of foreign language movies and TV series, so I was wondering if y'all did too and if there are some we might be missing. As for us:

30 Coins (Spanish, Italian, French) 3 seasons
The Envoys (Spanish) 2 seasons, though the second season has been pulled and we can't find it.
Babylon Berlin (German) (If you haven't seen this...WATCH IT! 4 seasons, so far)
Dark (German) 3 seasons only
Beforeigners (Norwegian) 2 seasons only (very interesting)
Invisible City (Brazilian Portuguese) 2 seasons only
Smiley (Spanish) Sadly, only one season...VERY GAY
1899 (Multiple languages) Sadly, only one season
Zorro (Spanish) This is a 2024 release, only one season so far.
Yosi, the Regretful Spy (Spanish, Hebrew) Only 2 seasons
A Private Affair (Spanish) One season

[Ocelot II]

1. The best one I've seen is Occupied (Norwegian).

It's a very timely series about a "soft" occupation of Norway by Russia to keep it from cutting off its oil supplies.

[Behind the Aegis]

5. Hadn't heard of that one.

I'll have to watch the trailer.

[Ocelot II]

7. I think it's still on Netflix.

[blm]

2. South Korean serials are our favorites

[AltairIV]

12. Agreed

[Bev54]

3. Seaside Hotel (Danish) on PBS

[cachukis]

4. Astrid et Raphaelle

Astrid has Aspergers. Works with detective Raphaelle to solve crimes. Astrid has advanced insight.
French with subtitles. PBS on Prime.
Very surprising and you want another episode.

[Timeflyer]

18. Wonderful program. Very nuanced portrayal of someone on the autism spectrum.

[Sneederbunk]

6. I prefer Danish series.

[LearnedHand]

8. Dang good timing!

I just posted about Wisting on Amazon Prime. Nordic noir/serial killer show. I'm watching it now.

Also, Extraordinary Attorney Woo on Netflix (I think) is the most poetic legal drama I've ever seen. Just absolutely gorgeous.

[Lochloosa]

9. A Place Called Home. Excellent acting and writing.

[EverHopeful]

10. Candice Renoir, 9 seasons available on Acorn

Love love love this show. French, starring Celine Bois and Raphael Lenglet.

Season 9 ends on such a cliffhanger that, as much as I hate spoilers, I had to sneak a peak at season 10 on iMDb or I'd have been anxious until Acorn gets around to offering season 10.

[Easterncedar]

11. Midnight Diner, which I adore

[eallen]

13. Rita (Danish)

[AllaN01Bear]

15. a number of the ultraman runs in japanese w english sutitles .

[Onthefly]

16. Italian: Thou Shalt Not Kill Original title: Non uccidere

Suspense and twists!

[Onthefly]

17. Italian: Thou Shalt Not Kill Original title: Non uccidere

Suspense and twists!

[Skittles]

19. I've only watched foreign language movies

I can only do that with glasses and when I am alert!

but I will check your suggestions, starting with the Norwegian one (my heritage) and the VERY GAY one (because, well, why not!)

[fierywoman]

20. Il commissario Montalbano -- loved it.

[berniesandersmittens]

21. The Squid Games nt

[ProfessorGAC]

22. For A While Our Comcast System...

...had Rai Uno & Rai Due. So, I'd watch those once in a while to see how well I could keep up transliterating.
But, they went to a separate tier & cost extra. Never paid to add that tier.
Other than that, I'd have to say no, I don't.

[Cairycat]

23. Deutschland 83, Deutschland 86, Deutschland 89

each a one-season miniseries. A young East German man is recruited to infiltrate the West German army. I've always been fascinated by "die ehemalige DDR" - the former East Germany - so this was catnip for me.

I've also enjoyed "Charite" about the Charite hospital in Berlin in different periods of its history. There's four seasons.