Der ingen skulle tru at nokon kunne bu - Season 18
Season 18
Episodes
Skrova Fyr
Childhood friends Reidar and Frank have escaped from everything and everyone to an isolated ferry station in Lofoten. When Frank gets cancer, his new life is put to the test.
Blefjell
Marit Karlsen was a city woman at heart. Now she lives in a cottage with no roads, no water and no electricity. In the middle of the forest and without neighbors, she must learn to fend for herself.
Embretsæter
Samuel and Pernille live on the abandoned Finnish farm Embretsæter. It's one thing to live a new home life when there are two of you. It will be somewhat different when there are three of them.
Nautøyna
The fish buyer Jon and the retired teacher Johanne have developed a friendship that allows them to get by at the very edge of the Norwegian map.
Annsteinsundet
The weather-hard Annsteinsundet is no place for sick people. Roger Eidshaug doesn't care about that, he has even made a living there.
Øvre Brekkebakkane
The dilapidated manor house in Valdres is considered uninhabitable for people. Here, Tor Evert Johansen is fighting to create a warm and mouse-free home for Christmas.
Mollešjohka
Few in Norway live as audaciously as Per Edvard Johnsen. He lives almost exclusively on what Finnmarksvidda gives him: Fish, reindeer and molt.
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