Necrotongue

Oh, I hope this isn't true! I don't know what the scriptwriter was thinking, but this was a disaster. The ending of the episode was desperately predictable, what I truly didn't expect was that terrible pathos, constant slow motion movements, and endlessly repetitive plot.

Oh well, just as I manage to praise one episode, the next one comes with something like this. Unfortunate predictability. Thank goodness the creators didn't think they would have to have Rachel McAdams stab me in the eye to make me understand that it would happen. It reminded me of some Czech movies where the sponsor is similarly highlighted ("Hey dad, did you take Argin Max today!"), but here it sounded amateurish. 4 stars.

The creators have already shown better pieces. I smiled a few times, but they didn't manage to really make me laugh this time. When I saw the number of episodes in the second season, I hope that the quality will improve, otherwise it could turn into a decent disaster.

Three stars for quality and one for Havířov. Given that I am familiar with all these places, I enjoy it even more. Jiří Langmajer gives his limited grump with complete authority, and although coach Hrouzek is absolutely worthless as a husband and father, he is perfect as a buster expeller.

After the third installment, I can clearly state that this season does not reach the quality of the previous series. The main drawback for me is the absence of a distinct atmosphere that influenced the entire first season. In this episode, I was especially interested in the influence of local politics on the work of the police, and the assignment of individual investigators was excellent. 4*

Watching the first episode felt like riding a flea. The plot constantly jumped from character to character, and not only in space but also in time, so after twenty minutes I had no idea what the creators were trying to convey to me. On top of that, so many problems/crimes were thrown at me that I really didn't know until the final scene whether it would be about investigating a disappearance, abduction, pornography, rape, or corruption. Too chaotic and devoid of atmosphere.

After the first season, I'm absolutely thrilled. Since I didn’t know what I was in for, I was slightly thrown off by the first episode. I quickly recovered in the second episode and by the end of the season I was enjoying all the things that are denied to me in the so-called politically correct films and shows. The most fitting description I can think of is: mind-blowing.

It's good and I really enjoyed the third episode, there were many references to movies, the one about Charlie and the Chocolate Factory surprised me the most, I wouldn't have expected it, apparently chocolate is not just chocolate...

I was very satisfied with Season 2. I was worried that it might be a significant downgrade after the first season as is often the case, but despite a few weaker moments I was very pleased overall. I'm sure I've said this before, but the premise is very close to my heart. The writing is excellent and captures the gulf between the two superpowers perfectly. As for the cast, I want to highlight Rufus Sewell, I enjoyed every scene he was in. To sum it up, the season was excellent, I enjoyed it and can’t wait to see the next one.

Excellent, the final episode of the second season turned out exactly as I imagined. Intrigues and power struggles dominated the entire episode, and Rufus Sewell seemed to truly enjoy his role. And now, the dreaded waiting begins again...