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1 Episode
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Death on the Ormen Lange is a surreal puppet crime-comedy set in a muppetified version of Trondheim, Norway. When crime writers Anne B. Ragde and Unni Lindell are wrongly accused of murder, they launch their own chaotic investigation into a growing list of suspicious celebrity deaths. Along the way, they encounter soggy manifestos, flammable mascots, and a deranged killer known only as The Jante Law. Episodes 1 and 2 are complete, and the script for episode 3 is already written. Visual production hasn’t started yet — but the world is ready to grow. While the characters and story are deeply rooted in Norwegian culture, the series is built for international appeal. Think Nordic true crime… in a delirious puppet universe. Who wouldn’t want that?
1 Episode
Death on the Ormen Lange is a surreal puppet crime-comedy set in a muppetified version of Trondheim, Norway. When crime writers Anne B. Ragde and Unni Lindell are wrongly accused of murder, they launch their own chaotic investigation into a growing list of suspicious celebrity deaths. Along the way, they encounter soggy manifestos, flammable mascots, and a deranged killer known only as The Jante Law. Episodes 1 and 2 are complete, and the script for episode 3 is already written. Visual production hasn’t started yet — but the world is ready to grow. While the characters and story are deeply rooted in Norwegian culture, the series is built for international appeal. Think Nordic true crime… in a delirious puppet universe. Who wouldn’t want that?
1 Episode

8 min. 39 sec.
This video contains both the official trailer and the first two episodes of Death on the Ormen Lange. Total runtime is approximately 8 minutes. In Episode 1, crime writers Anne B. Ragde and Unni Lindell are released from prison after being wrongly accused of murder. But as new victims start to surface — including Norwegian celebrities — they launch their own chaotic investigation. Episode 2 follows Anne and journalist Alf Skille as they uncover a disturbing manifesto targeting Trøndersk cultural icons. As tensions rise, so does the absurdity — from prison wine experiments to the discovery of Mona Grudt, preserved in alcohol.