Welcome to Sweden

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Season 110 of 10 Episodes
  • Bruce gives up his job to move to Sweden with Emma, where she has accepted a prestigious position; Bruce faces many challenges in Sweden, including Emma's unusual family.
  • Bruce and Emma have trouble finding alone time; Bruce takes a language class, where he strikes up a friendship with an Iraqi immigrant; former client Will Ferrell stops by for a visit.
  • Bruce tries to introduce himself to the neighbors after he and Emma move into their apartment in Stockholm; Emma thinks Bruce is being stalked by a former client (Aubrey Plaza).
  • Bruce looks for work in Sweden and ends up with a job that does not match his skill set; Gene Simmons, one of Bruce's former clients, needs Bruce's help with a problem.
  • Emma questions whether Bruce is doing everything he can to fit in; Bruce tries to win Viveka over; Bruce gets unexpected news from his parents.
  • When Wayne and Nancy visit Bruce, they clash with Emma's parents; Bruce tries to prove his move was the right decision; Emma shares some news.
  • When Bruce's former client Amy Poehler asks him to return to New York to help with financial problems, Bruce and Emma must make a decision; Bruce decides to try working as a Swedish money manager.
  • Family trouble affects Bruce and Emma's plans to return to America; Bengt asks Bruce for dating advice; Emma's ex returns.
  • Bruce returns to New York to help Amy Poehler solve her financial problems; Emma has trouble dealing with an ex-boyfriend; Viveka and Emma have a girls' night out.
  • Bruce finds himself in a compromising position after a night out with Aubrey Plaza; Emma and Gustav try to reunite their parents; Bruce's return to Sweden is blocked.
Welcome to Sweden

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Bruce, a successful money manager to the stars, and his beautiful Swedish girlfriend Emma seem to be the perfect couple, so it only seems natural that when Emma decides to leave New York to accept a prestigious banking job in Sockholm a year into their relationship, Bruce decides to join her. When they get there, Bruce not only has to deal with the lack of a job and friends, and the culture shock of moving halfway across the world, but also with learning to get along with Emma's strange and very Swedish family, including her parents Viveka and Birger, and her slacker brother, Gustav.

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Greg Poehler, Josephine Bornebusch, Lena Olin, Claes Månsson, Christopher Wagelin, Per Svensson, Illeana Douglas, Patrick Duffy

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  • Bruce gives up his job to move to Sweden with Emma, where she has accepted a prestigious position; Bruce faces many challenges in Sweden, including Emma's unusual family.
  • Bruce and Emma have trouble finding alone time; Bruce takes a language class, where he strikes up a friendship with an Iraqi immigrant; former client Will Ferrell stops by for a visit.
  • Bruce tries to introduce himself to the neighbors after he and Emma move into their apartment in Stockholm; Emma thinks Bruce is being stalked by a former client (Aubrey Plaza).
  • Bruce looks for work in Sweden and ends up with a job that does not match his skill set; Gene Simmons, one of Bruce's former clients, needs Bruce's help with a problem.

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