“Danefæ,” a new Sunday series on TV 2, offers a solid and engaging viewing experience centered around a married couple and their shared passion for archaeology. Lene Maria Christensen and Anders W. Berthelsen deliver compelling performances that keep viewers invested in the unfolding story. While not groundbreaking, the series hints at deeper secrets beneath the surface, making it a worthwhile watch for those who enjoy a well-crafted narrative.

The second season of TV 2’s crime series “Hvide Sande” successfully delivers on its intended goals. While not overly ambitious, it presents a well-acted and subdued mystery. Anne Louise Hassing’s performance is particularly noteworthy, bringing a believable and restrained naivety to her character.

“The Reservation,” a new au pair thriller available on Netflix, explores familiar rich-person clichés but also delves into deeper themes, prompting reflection on Danish self-perception and societal attitudes towards the au pair system.

“Generations,” a new Sunday drama on DR, presents an uneven mix of generational conflict, family drama, and a supernatural element. However, the series stands out for its dramatic opening involving the discovery of a child’s skeleton and the subsequent shocking confession.

Inspired by a major Danish financial scandal, DR’s “Other People’s Money” depicts both the incompetence and perverse cost-consciousness that can fuel corruption. Lars Brygmann portrays an annoying and cocky character with ease, while Helle Fagralid embodies a cynically smiling austerity figure.