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''Rejseholdet'' (english title: ''Unit One'') is a Danish CopShow, centered around the titular, mobile, elite police task force, that travels around Denmark helping local police departments solve particularly difficult crimes, usually murders. The show ran from 2000-2004, over 3 seasons and with two film-length episodes serving as the SeriesFinale.

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''Rejseholdet'' (english (English title: ''Unit One'') is a Danish CopShow, centered around the titular, mobile, elite police task force, that travels around Denmark helping local police departments solve particularly difficult crimes, usually murders. The show ran from 2000-2004, over 3 seasons and with two film-length episodes serving as the SeriesFinale.
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* AddictionDisplacement: Implied with Ingrid - she's shown smoking in the first episode and subsequently appears to have quit, but instead has a habit of chewing on toothpicks or matches in stressful situations.

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* AddictionDisplacement: Implied with Ingrid as a background thing throughout the series - she's shown smoking in the first episode and subsequently appears to have quit, but instead has a habit of chewing on toothpicks or matches in stressful situations.
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* AddictionDisplacement: Implied with Ingrid - she's shown smoking in the first episode and subsequently appears to have quit, but instead has a habit of chewing on toothpicks or matches in stressful situations.
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* PuttingTheBandBackTogether: After the events of episode 30, the team has to come together to solve a case involving the minister of justice.

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* PuttingTheBandBackTogether: After the events of episode 30, the team has was broken up. However, in the GrandFinale, they have to come together again to solve a case involving the minister of justice.
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* EvilBrit: In one case, TheManBehindTheMan turns out to be this. [[spoiler:He lay in a prolonged parent custody dispute with his Danish ex-wife, and eventually decided to take matters into his own hands by hiring a guy to kidnap their son and bring him to him in England, knowing that the legal process could take years to resolve.]]
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* FullNameBasis: At least the first time any character says Johnny Olsen's name, it is by both his first- and last-name.

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* FullNameBasis: At least the first time any character says Johnny Olsen's name, it is by both his first- and last-name. This can also be considered a RunningGag, as it is usually uttered in the same sentence: "Det er sgu da Johnny Olsen!"
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* FullNameBasis: At least the first time any character says Johnny Olsen's name, it is by both his first- and last-name.
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* PuttingTheBandBackTogether: After the events of episode 30, the team has to come together to solve a case involving the minister of justice.

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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname:
** I.P. His real first name is Jens-Peter, but he always goes by 'I.P.', even to his wife. One notable exception is an episode where he is subjected to an experiment with hypnosis, during which he is mentally regressed to the age of 8. He then continues to suffer from after-effects of the session throughout the episode, and at one point he excitedly answers a phone call by introducing himself as Jens-Peter, before quickly regaining his composure and correcting himself to 'I.P.'.
** Allan Fischer and Thomas LaCour are almost exclusively referred to as 'Fischer' and 'LaCour' within the team. In a few instances, this also happens outside the team.



* GenerationXerox: Ingrid notes that she chose to be a cop like her father and her grandfather. [[spoiler:Notably she also unknowningly shares some traits and mannerisms with Ulf, which, of course, is used as {{Foreshadowing}} to the fact that Ulf might be her biological father.]]



* WeHardlyKnewYe: [[spoiler:Søren, who dies in the sixth episode.]]
* PsychicPowers: While the show is very much grounded in reality, La Cour develops an increasingly stronger and somewhat supernatural sense of post-cognition as the series goes on, and he even starts developing some kind of clairvoyance to compliment it. These skills are never fully explained and is treated as MaybeMagicMaybeMundane, and La Cour, at least early on, prefers to explain them as just being his "intuition".
* GenerationXerox: Ingrid notes that she chose to be a cop like her father and her grandfather. [[spoiler:Notably she also unknowningly shares some traits and mannerisms with Ulf, which, of course, is used as {{Foreshadowing}} to the fact that Ulf might be her biological father.]]

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* WeHardlyKnewYe: [[spoiler:Søren, who dies in the sixth episode.]]
* PsychicPowers: While the show is very much grounded in reality,
LastNameBasis: Allan Fischer and Thomas La Cour develops an increasingly stronger and somewhat supernatural sense of post-cognition as the series goes on, and he even starts developing some kind of clairvoyance to compliment it. These skills are never fully explained and is treated as MaybeMagicMaybeMundane, and La Cour, at least early on, prefers almost exclusively referred to explain them as just being his "intuition".
* GenerationXerox: Ingrid notes that she chose to be a cop like her father and her grandfather. [[spoiler:Notably she also unknowningly shares some traits and mannerisms
by their last-names, with Ulf, which, of course, few exceptions. This is used not by respect, but more as {{Foreshadowing}} to a nickname within the fact that Ulf might be her biological father.]]team itself.


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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: I.P. His real first name is Jens-Peter, but he always goes by "I.P.", even to his wife. One notable exception is an episode where he is subjected to an experiment with hypnosis, during which he is mentally regressed to the age of 8. He then continues to suffer from after-effects of the session throughout the episode, and at one point he excitedly answers a phone call by introducing himself as Jens-Peter, before quickly regaining his composure and correcting himself to "I.P.".
* PsychicPowers: While the show is very much grounded in reality, La Cour develops an increasingly stronger and somewhat supernatural sense of post-cognition as the series goes on, and he even starts developing some kind of clairvoyance to compliment it. These skills are never fully explained and is treated as MaybeMagicMaybeMundane, and La Cour, at least early on, prefers to explain them as just being his "intuition".
* WeHardlyKnewYe: [[spoiler:Søren, who dies in the sixth episode.]]
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* AccidentalMisnaming: On several occasions, Allan Fischer is called 'Fisker' by characters who do not know him.
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** I.P. His real first name is Jens-Peter, but he always goes by "I.P.", even to his wife. One notable exception is an episode where he is subjected to an experiment with hypnosis, during which he is mentally regressed to the age of 8. He then continues to suffer from after-effects of the session throughout the episode, and at one point he excitedly answers a phone call by introducing himself as Jens-Peter, before quickly regaining his composure and correcting himself to "I.P.".
** Allan Fischer and Thomas LaCour are almost exclusively referred to as "Fischer" and "LaCour" within the team. In a few instances, this also happens outside the team.

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** I.P. His real first name is Jens-Peter, but he always goes by "I.'I.P.", ', even to his wife. One notable exception is an episode where he is subjected to an experiment with hypnosis, during which he is mentally regressed to the age of 8. He then continues to suffer from after-effects of the session throughout the episode, and at one point he excitedly answers a phone call by introducing himself as Jens-Peter, before quickly regaining his composure and correcting himself to "I.'I.P.".
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** Allan Fischer and Thomas LaCour are almost exclusively referred to as "Fischer" 'Fischer' and "LaCour" 'LaCour' within the team. In a few instances, this also happens outside the team.

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I.P. Is not a title that applies to the character's title/job/skill, and thus 'Everyone calls him barkeep' does not apply. It is assumed that IP is another version of JP, as in Jens-Peter. Only that the J has been changed to an I, like often done in Latin.


* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: I.P. His real first name is Jens-Peter, but he always goes by "I.P.", even to his wife. One notable exception is an episode where he is subjected to an experiment with hypnosis, during which he is mentally regressed to the age of 8. He then continues to suffer from after-effects of the session throughout the episode, and at one point he excitedly answers a phone call by introducing himself as Jens-Peter, before quickly regaining his composure and correcting himself to "I.P.".

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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: I.OnlyKnownByTheirNickname:
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P. His real first name is Jens-Peter, but he always goes by "I.P.", even to his wife. One notable exception is an episode where he is subjected to an experiment with hypnosis, during which he is mentally regressed to the age of 8. He then continues to suffer from after-effects of the session throughout the episode, and at one point he excitedly answers a phone call by introducing himself as Jens-Peter, before quickly regaining his composure and correcting himself to "I.P.".".
**Allan Fischer and Thomas LaCour are almost exclusively referred to as "Fischer" and "LaCour" within the team. In a few instances, this also happens outside the team.
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* CluelessDetective: This trope is used to describe a lot of the local policeforces in general, in contrast to the more superior Rejsehold.
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* AmateurSleuth: On multiple occasions, Johnny Olsen involves himself with the team's work and current cases, despite not being a part of the team as an officer. He even mentions that if he hadn't become a football player, he would probably have become a police officer.
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* AccompliceByInaction: It is mentioned that a local police officer [[spoiler: Graf, in episode 4]] allegedly did nothing to prevent a suspect from dying, during an interrogation, despite him knowing first-aid.

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