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Torgeir is Johnny's partner at the Flamingo Club. He is in every single episode from "Reality Check" to "Loose Ends". He eventually leaves Johnny's gang to live a normal life with his girlfriend Birgitte on a farm in Hornidal. But before leaving Johnny he was his underboss in the Tagliano Crime...
Nov 21, 2014 · Loose Ends: Directed by Steven Van Zandt. With Trond Fausa, Fridtjov Såheim, Steinar Sagen, Marian Saastad Ottesen. Torgeir decides he wants to leave Frank and move to an alpaca farm.
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- Comedy, Crime, Drama
- Steven Van Zandt
- 2014-11-21
Loose Ends. The Funeral is the eight Episode of Season 3 of Lilyhammer. It is the final episode of Lilyhammer. Directed by: Steven Van Zandt. Written by: Anne Bjørnstad, Jadranko Mehic, Eilif Skodvin, Tomas Solli, Steven Van Zandt.
The old guy, the boss of the guy he'd seen before. He comes over to avenge his brother but he and his two henchmen die after they fall through ice after kidnapping Roar. Johnny, Torgeir and co leave them in the water, but pull Roar out, leaving the others to die - which you see confirmed on the news the next scene.
Sammy's adopted daughter, an alien cyborg from the planet Hexoplex. Happily Adopted: By Sammy. Innocent Prodigy: She's both highly intelligent as one would expect from a cyborg, and highly naïve as one would expect from a preschooler.
Frank returns from Brazil with Torgeir and Roar to discover that the Lithuanians set the Flamingo ablaze, and decides it's time to strike back.
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Torgeir – who previously remarked upon Johnny's unusual knowledge of guns for a restaurant owner – informs Johnny of the hitmen and becomes curious about Johnny's true identity. When Torgeir later confronts Johnny, Johnny lies and says he is a CIA agent wanted by the criminals from his past.
