The gritty Norwegian drama *Kids in Crime* returns, plunging viewers back into the volatile world of Sarpsborg in the early 2000s. Picking up after the intense finale, season 2 explores the severe consequences of the group's criminal choices. Tommy and his friends are no longer just experimenting; they are trapped in a dangerous cycle of debt and violence that is spiraling out of control. As they attempt to navigate fractured relationships and dream of a normal life, their past actions refuse to stay buried. The stakes are higher than ever as a more ruthless element enters their town, and the authorities close in. This season tests their loyalty and pushes them to their absolute limits. The acclaimed season 2 ended on November 15, 2024 sign up for a reminder.
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Kids in Crime season 2 on TV 2 Play continues the gripping story of a group of teenagers navigating the dangerous world of crime and friendship in a small Norwegian town. The new season dives deeper into each character’s struggles, exploring how their choices impact themselves and those around them. As tensions rise with local gangs and police investigations intensify, friendships are tested like never before. The show is praised for its raw portrayal of youth culture, realistic dialogue, and strong performances from its young cast. Season 2 ended on November 15, 2024 sign up for a reminder if you don’t want to miss any updates or future episodes. Kids in Crime remains one of Norway’s most talked-about drama series among both teens and adults alike.
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In "Kids in Crime" we follow 17-year-old Tommy from Sarpsborg. The series starts off in the year 2001, and Tommy is rapidly entering adulthood. However, things slip a little for Tommy, who suddenly ends up on a side track with drugs and crime. The series, which contains large doses of crude humor and tension, reflects the challenges and the tough youth environment in the city. It will be unpolished and realistic - the series is inspired by series creator Kenneth Karlstad's own experiences.
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