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Overview
Swedish investigative journalism series known for the use of concealed cameras and microphones.
Seasons (27)
Specials
8 Episodes
2021
Season 2001
48 Episodes
2001
Season 2002
42 Episodes
2002
Season 2003
49 Episodes
2003
Season 2004
38 Episodes
2004
Season 2005
39 Episodes
2005
Season 2006
39 Episodes
2006
Season 2007
38 Episodes
2007
Season 2008
37 Episodes
2008
Season 2009
38 Episodes
2009
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