Set against the beautiful backdrop of rural Norway, the series circles around Norse mythology, which, as a title card tells us, “begins with natural disasters and culminates in the great battle between the gods and the giants.” Party.

Magne (played by Skam ‘s David Stakston) is the peculiar, quieter older son, while Laurits ( Wisting ‘s Jonas Strand Gravli) is the outgoing, slightly younger buck.

As the family drives, the mom, Turid ( Lilyhammer ‘s Henriette Steenstrup), slows the car down because a man’s in the middle of the road.

While in class, we learn Magne is dyslexic and that Edda was the last town in Norway to become Christian and give up faith in the Norse gods.

They come to a warning sign near a bridge and hop right over it, but a voicemail that something is wrong with his mom sends Magne running back home.

Isolde, having heard the roar of the naked man, enters a cave and sees a sign: “Property of Jutul Industries.” Magne rushes home, but it was just his brother playing games.