Okkupert

When norway decides to totally exit drilling and using fossil fuels, the russians move in, "just temporarily". To convince them to continue providing petroleum products. Interesting idea. Of course, the russians overstay their welcome. Things start getting violent. Many co-incidences; the head of national security happens to be married to a high judge. The lead reporter for a newspaper just happens to be married to the restaurant owner where the russians like to eat. The prime minister happens to be about to have a baby, just as the russians move in. Bombs start going off, but the targets don't always injure those intended. And the russians don't seem to be in any hurry to leave! Eldar Skar is Hans Djupvik, head of national police. Vegar Hoel is Thomas Eriksen, newsman. Can the thorium really provide all the power needed, so they can stop using fossil fuels completely? There really is a radioactive element named thorium, discovered in 1828 by a norwegian, and apparently much more abundant, according to wikipedia. This is a mix of international intrigue, political strategy, and old fashioned police work, as they try to track down the underground fighters. But the underground is defending the country against the russians! It's quite good, as long as you buy into the premise of a country allowing another country to "oversee" their actions for such an extended period of time. Three seasons currently on netflix.