Welcome to Sweden

72
Metascore
2014-2015
2 seasons
NBC
Comedy
TV-PG

Bruce 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 Stockholm, Bruce decides to join her. When they get there, Bruce not only has to deal with the culture shock of moving halfway across the world, but also with learning to get along with Emma's strange and very Swedish family.

72
Metascore
2014-2015
2 seasons
NBC
Comedy
TV-PG

This Welcome to Sweden Sneak Peek Proves Why Neve Campbell Should Do More Comedy

We just fell a little more in love with her

Wed, Jul 8, 2015

This Welcome to Sweden Sneak Peek Proves Why Neve Campbell Should Do More Comedy

NBC Sets Summer Premiere Dates for Hollywood Game Night, Welcome to Sweden, Last Comic Standing and More

Plus: When will Craig Robinson's new comedy premiere?

Thu, Mar 26, 2015

NBC Sets Summer Premiere Dates for Hollywood Game Night, Welcome to Sweden, Last Comic Standing and More

Watch My Show: Welcome to Sweden's Greg Poehler Answers Our Showrunner Survey

The NBC sitcom Welcome to Sweden couldn't get much more personal for Greg Poehler. Not only is it based on his life — he married a woman from Sweden and moved there — he also stars as, Bruce, a money manager to the stars who follows a woman to Stockholm (where much of the show was filmed). Then there's Poehler's sister, Amy, who serves as an executive producer and appears in multiple episodes.

Thu, Aug 28, 2014

Watch My Show: Welcome to Sweden's Greg Poehler Answers Our Showrunner Survey

Welcome to Sweden Exclusive Sneak Peek: Amy Poehler Is A Real Douche

For Thursday's big Welcome to Sweden season finale, star Greg Poehler once again enlisted his sister, Parks and Rec's Amy Poehler, to play a douched-up version of herself. In this exclusive sneak preview of the first of two back-to-back episodes, Amy berates Bruce for wanting to return to his fiancé in Sweden. (Imagine if the passion and tenacity of Leslie Knope were used for evil instead of good.)

Wed, Aug 27, 2014

Welcome to Sweden Exclusive Sneak Peek: Amy Poehler Is A Real Douche

Exclusive Sneak Peek: Patrick Duffy Heads to Sweden!

As if Bruce (Greg Poehler) wasn't already having a tough enough time fitting in, the culture clash gets even worse when his parents visit on Welcome to Sweden.

Wed, Aug 20, 2014

Exclusive Sneak Peek: Patrick Duffy Heads to Sweden!

NBC Renews Welcome to Sweden for Season 2

NBC is staying in Sweden. Welcome to Sweden has been renewed for a second season, the network announced Monday. The comedy...

Tue, Aug 5, 2014

NBC Renews Welcome to Sweden for Season 2

Exclusive Welcome to Sweden Sneak Peek: Emma Saves Bruce From Emmasculation

Bruce (Greg Poehler) really can't catch a break, but at least he's got Emma (Josephine Bornebusch) on his side! On Thursday's Welcome to Sweden, Bruce's unemployment comes under scrutiny from Emma's parents when she offers to support them both. Passive-aggressive disapproval ensues.

Tue, Jul 29, 2014

Exclusive Welcome to Sweden Sneak Peek: Emma Saves Bruce From Emmasculation

Welcome to Sweden Exclusive Video: Bruce Commits the Ultimate Swedish Taboo!

As if not being tall wasn't bad enough, on Thursday's Welcome to Sweden, Bruce (Greg Poehler) commits an even bigger Swedish faux pas.

Tue, Jul 15, 2014

Welcome to Sweden Exclusive Video: Bruce Commits the Ultimate Swedish Taboo!

Ask Matt: Emmy Snubs, Sweden, 24, Dome and Extant, and More

Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: Once again, this year's Emmy nominations are predictably boring. What was the bigger snub: No Good Wife nomination for Best Drama (especially with a weak Downton Abbey season in its place) or no nomination for Tatiana Maslany for her web of roles on Orphan Black? (I already know the answer: Both snubs were egregious.) — Erin

Mon, Jul 14, 2014

Ask Matt: Emmy Snubs, Sweden, 24, Dome and Extant, and More

Fox Announces Premiere Dates for Gotham, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and More

Fox is getting a head start! The network announced premiere dates Thursday for their upcoming fall programming slate, which spans two months and ends in early November withMasterChef Junior. Kicking off the network's fall programming slate on Sunday, Sept. 7 is Utopia, a new reality series that combines elements of Survivor with Big Brotheras contestants create a new society in the wilderness. Add Gracepoint to your Watchlist New seasons of comedies New Girl and The Mindy Project will officially kick off Fox's scripted slate on Tuesday, Sept. 16.

Thu, Jul 10, 2014

Fox Announces Premiere Dates for Gotham, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and More

HBO Teases True Detective Season 2, Addresses Future of Game of Thrones

As fans get increasingly heated and worried over whether Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin will finish his book series A Song of Ice and Fire, on which the hit drama is based, the powers that be over at HBO aren't nervous at all...

Thu, Jul 10, 2014

HBO Teases True Detective Season 2, Addresses Future of Game of Thrones

How Welcome to Sweden Went from a Pipe Dream to Your New Favorite Show

Following in an older sibling's footsteps can be daunting, but thank God Greg Poehler had the balls to try or else we never would have gotten to see the refreshing and hilarious new comedy Welcome to Sweden. The semi-autobiographical series, which premieres on Thursday at 9/8c on NBC and is already a hit (and renewed!) in Sweden, is based on Poehler's experiences leaving his high-powered job in New York and moving to Stockholm to be with the love of his life.

Thu, Jul 10, 2014

How Welcome to Sweden Went from a Pipe Dream to Your New Favorite Show

Greg Poehler Travels Abroad for NBC's New Comedy Welcome to Sweden

Amy Poehler is one of the most beloved comedy stars on TV today. But her brother, Greg Poehler, is about to give her a run for her money.

Wed, Apr 9, 2014

Greg Poehler Travels Abroad for NBC's New Comedy Welcome to Sweden