The Chestnut Man was a major hit for Netflix when it aired back in 2021, and the gritty crime drama has returned after five years, and viewers are obsessed
The Chestnut Man has returned for a second season after five years, and viewers are getting hooked on the crime drama that had a 100% score from Rotten TomatoesDespite this, the show didn't end up being picked up for a second season until 2024.
After two years in production, the Danish-language show returned to Netflix on Thursday, and it's already shooting up the streamer's charts, claiming the fifth spot. The synopsis for the returning show reads: "Two years after catching the Chestnut Man and reuniting the Hartungs, Thulin and Hess are reluctantly working together again. The two haven't spoken since Hess broke up with Thulin and left Denmark six months after the Hartung case. Their new investigation?
A single mother and divorcee, Zara Solak , has gone missing after riding the bus home one night.
"The detectives discover threatening texts comprised of sinister nursery rhymes from an unknown sender on Zara's phone. She can try and hide, say the messages' anonymous writer, but she'll be found no matter what. When investigators trace the origin of the texts, they realise that whoever's responsible for Zara's disappearance may be the same person involved in the cold case of Marie Holst's daughter, a teen who went missing several years ago.
"It concludes: "As Thulin and Hess continue to investigate, they discover multiple people in Copenhagen are being drawn into this lethal game of hide and seek. Can the ex-lovers set aside their rocky history to catch this new killer before they strike again?
"Viewers have been loving the show since it returned, with one saying: " The Chestnut Man had me completely hooked like every episode ended in a way that made it impossible to stop watching" and a third posted: "There's a lot of stunning dramas to watch at the moment. T, Joel Keller wrote: "The Chestnut Man: Hide And Seek is as creepy as the original season of The Chestnut Man, with the case at hand enhanced by the now-established personal and professional relationship between Naia and Mark.
") return in their roles as Naia Thulin and Mark Hess, an officer with the Copenhagen Police Force and a member of Interpol, respectively. Netflix's 'jaw-dropping' drama is your next crime thriller obsession Harlan Coben's 2023 novel, I Will Find You, is getting the Netflix treatment this summer.
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