These series take place in Europe but with very different subjects and approaches. One is a continuation of a popular musical comedy film franchise, while the other is an import from Denmark’s top director.
Copenhagen Cowboy Angela Bundalovic stands quietly most of this movie, as she plays a woman who gets involved in the city’s dark side. The most important thing to know is that the director is Nicolas Winding Refn (or NWR as he’s listed). He’s known as a dramatic visual stylist and this is how I’ve described him in several of my other reviews of his work:
“The film certainly creates an intriguing world and there are some striking visuals, but as it progresses…so slowly…the pretentious approach loses its edge and the absurd twists just seem silly. It’s painfully pretentious and intensely serious, so while it looks cool, it’s just tedious.”
If you can consider this series an experiment in weirdness, then just let it wash over you and be bemused by the parade of dull eccentricity (an edible might help). 
(1.5 / 5)
Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin Fans of the PP movies may find this first series a bit disappointing. Sure, it’s got Adam Devine, who’s always charmingly funny, but there’s very little a cappella singing. Devine plays the title character, who’s offered a chance to become famous in Germany. Adding to the fun is the team in Berlin, which includes Flula Borg as the peculiar manager and Sarah Hyland as his quirky cute assistant. While it’s never hilarious, there’s sufficient comic energy, regular laff lines and a delightful cast to make it a cute trip. 
(3 / 5)