Distribution
The series has been televised in Denmark (DR1), Sweden (TV4), Iceland (Rúv), Germany (ZDF), and in Australia (SBS).
Each episode is titled with a reference to an Assistancemelding which roughly translates to English as "Request for Assistance"
Region 4, English-subtitled DVDs of Unit One are currently available for all seasons. The series includes "adult" content with occasional nudity, graphic violence, sexual situations, strong language and adult themes. The series will be released to DVD for the first time in the United Kingdom during 2013 and is part of Arrow Films' Nordic Noir strand of releases.
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