Lilyhammer

Audience emotional responses for Lilyhammer are primarily driven by its unique blend of comedy, crime, and drama. The highest percentages are attributed to **Humor**, **Joy**, and **Happiness**, reflecting the show's core comedic appeal derived from the 'fish-out-of-water' premise of a New York mobster adapting his 'old ways' to a quaint Norwegian town, leading to often absurd and entertaining situations. **Anxiety** and **Anticipation** are significant due to the underlying crime and drama elements, as viewers worry about Frank's past catching up to him and eagerly await the outcomes of his unconventional schemes. **Curiosity** is high, driven by the intriguing character of Frank and his methods. **Empathy** arises from his struggle to adapt and find his place, despite his questionable ethics, while **Satisfaction** is felt when his clever, albeit illicit, plans succeed. Other emotions like **Anger**, **Surprise**, **Relief**, **Melancholy**, **Sadness**, and **Disturbing** elements contribute to the dramatic depth, reflecting the consequences of his criminal activities and the underlying loneliness of his new life.