Koskinen is a Finnish police procedural series that follows the lives and work of the Tampere Police Violent Crimes Unit, led by Sakari Koskinen, played by Eero Aho. In each episode, we’re taken to the inner workings of the police squad as they carefully follow each lead in hopes of solving a complicated, violent crime. The series is impeccably written, it has great cinematography and editing, and it is shot in the beautiful locations of the Finnish cities and countryside.
If you like police procedural shows like CSI and NCIS with the regional twist of Norse thrillers and with the aesthetics and cinematography that characterizes these kinds of productions, then you shouldn’t want to miss out on Koskinen. Today, we bring you the latest on this series’ third season. You’ll learn what went down in the last episode —spoilers included— where to watch it, and the episode guide.
Koskinen Season 3 Episode 2 Recap
Episode 2 picks up and concludes the murder that the debut episode of this season introduced us to. In it, we’re presented to Rami Vanninen, a crime journalist who has a knack for covering very gore and violent topics and who came to recent notoriety for his reporting. Vanninen was found dead in Filayson, and the murder scene is confusing to the police. Koskinen has an old friend named Hannes Hayhaniemi, who is familiar with Vanninen and asks him for help.
As the police delve into the case of Vanninen, a crime reporter whose death has raised suspicions, they uncover a complex web of violence and death. Clues lead them to a shadowy organization or individual, and as they continue to investigate, they find that Vanninen is onto something much bigger than they ever could have imagined. His archives and notes contain evidence of illicit activities involving human trafficking, drug trafficking, and car theft, all of which seem to be interconnected and point to a ruthless criminal enterprise operating in the shadows.
Slowly but surely, the police piece together a complex trail of criminal activity that points to Koskikeskus. When they arrive on the scene, they find that Vanninen’s investigation had exposed the Estonian mafia’s involvement in these heinous crimes and that they had silenced him to keep their activities hidden from the public eye.
As the investigation continues, the police vow to bring the perpetrators to justice and put an end to the terrible toll of violence and death that has plagued the community for too long.
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Koskinen Season 3 Episode 3 Release Date
Koskinen Season 3 Episode 3 will be broadcast by Nelonen on Wednesday, 21 June 2023, at 10:00 pm EDT. Each episode lasts 45 minutes, and in this list you’ll find the regional release times for this Finnish police show.
- Pacific Time, United States (PDT): 7:00 PM
- Central European Summer Time (CEST): 4:00 AM (next day)
- British Summer Time (BST): 3:00 AM (next day)
- Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST):
- Sydney Time: 12:00 PM (next day)
- Melbourne Time: 12:00 PM (next day)
- Brisbane Time: 11:00 AM (next day)
- Singapore Time (SGT): 10:00 AM (next day)
- India Standard Time (IST): 6:30 AM (next day)
- New Zealand Standard Time (NZST): 2:00 PM (next day)
- Nigerian Standard Time (NST): 2:00 AM (next day)
- Philippine Standard Time (PST): 10:00 AM (next day)
Koskinen Season 3 Episode Guide
Consult our episode guide and never miss a single episode of this Finnish police show.
- Episode 1 “Driver 1/2” — 7 June 2023
- Episode 2 “Driver 2/2” — 14 June 2023
- Episode 3 “Who Would Do That?? 1/2” — 21 June 2023
- Episode 4 “Who Would Do That?? 2/2″— 28 June 2023
- Episode 5 “Customized Solution 1/2” — 5 July 2023
- Episode 6 “Customized Solution 2/2” — 12 July 2023
- Episode 7 “The Genus of Anger 1/2” — 19 July 2023
- Episode 8 “The Genus of Anger 2/2” — 26 July 2023
Where To Watch Koskinen?
Koskinen is a Nelonen Media production and streams exclusively on Ruutu. If you’re not familiar with Ruutu, it is a Finnish online streaming platform that offers a wide variety of Finnish and northern European content since 2012. Ruutu is available in ChromeCast devices, Smart TVs, iOS, and Android devices.
Ruutu also offers a wide variety of channels and it has two subscription plans. While most of the content is free to watch, you’ll need a paid subscription to access the latest content.
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