Title: Get My Feet Back On The Ground
Summary: This is what happens when Carl Morck gets a sore throat and thinks it’s nothing. It’s just a head cold. Until it’s not.
Continue readingA blog dedicated to the Netflix show Dept. Q, based on the Jussi Adler-Olsen novels
Title: Get My Feet Back On The Ground
Summary: This is what happens when Carl Morck gets a sore throat and thinks it’s nothing. It’s just a head cold. Until it’s not.
Continue readingNovember is also the month of Qvember – a fan challenge where fans can post Dept. Q fanworks for a different prompt every day. I’ve decided to write drabbles for Qvember 2025 (= a very short, 100 word piece of fiction). I will post them here daily throughout November. Enjoy!
Continue reading10 minutes straight of Matthew Goode acting with his hands as Carl Morck. Some of the most expressive acting I’ve seen and it’s wonderful! Can’t help but love him as curmudgeonly, broody detective.
Some people online have asked this question: How long did it take them to solve the Merritt Lingard case? I don’t have a conclusive answer for this, but I’ve sat down and gone through all the episodes to try and figure out how many actual days were shown between Carl coming back to work after the shooting and finding Merritt.
And the answer is: 20
Continue readingInspiration has struck again and I made a Carl/Rachel fanvid. Also a lot of fun to make. I hope Rachel will be back for season 2, the chemistry is definitely there!
Fair warning, this episode recap alludes to things that happen in later episodes and contains spoilers. Proceed with caution if you haven’t seen the full season yet.
Continue readingIt’s been a long time that I’ve made a fanvid, but I was inspired today to capture Carl’s intense personal journey during the first season. This was fun and emotional at the same time!
Fair warning, this episode recap alludes to things that happen in later episodes and contains spoilers. Proceed with caution if you haven’t seen the full season yet.
Continue readingFair warning, this episode recap alludes to things that happen in later episodes and contains spoilers. Proceed with caution if you haven’t seen the full season yet.
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