Necrotongue

And satisfaction once again. This is the fourth time out of four attempts. That's a decent success rate. I really liked how much space Monika got and how Barbora Poláková was able to use it. But it wasn't just about her, I actually enjoyed myself the whole time. Considering that it's essentially a low-stress relaxation, I'm surprisingly satisfied so far.

Let's face the truth - there are certain flaws here that persist, but I can say for myself that I mostly don't care. It is a reason not to give it a perfect rating, but it doesn't prevent me from having a good time. Finally, a Czech matter where I don't feel the need to constantly look for faults.

So, to Mráček and Blaník, the Vydrovi Andílci, therefore Jeziny, therefore Sirény, were added, and I enjoyed the plot of the second episode maybe even more than the first part. I would have eighty-six desires to add a fifth star, but it's not possible. In some cases, it seemed to me that the humor was pushed through too forcefully and on some actors, it is too evident that they are just playing.

It's a pity I don't experience such surprises more often. I start watching a series that I don't expect too much from and I'm having a really great time right from the first episode - nonstop. The combination of Doctor Mráček and Office Blaník has been successful for the creators, and I will silently hope that it lasts.

Finally, I have a clear idea of ​​what it looks like when the MeToo movement actually succeeds. Kevin Spacey was fired and the writers’ house of cards came crashing down - or at least the story as it was originally intended. Instead, they had to put together this pathetic piece of crap, which has nothing to do with the successful series (except for the characters). This is so unfair. Five absolutely amazing seasons and then I get stabbed in the kidneys like that.

I've noticed that creators often save the best for the season finale, so I was really surprised when the worst came at the end. To be fair, the last episode just highlighted the disappointing trajectory of the entire sixth season. It was a mess and quite ridiculous.

It honestly feels like the creators have no idea where they're heading. Between the end credits of the previous episode and the opening credits of the seventh, it felt like I missed a bunch of episodes. The world has truly moved on (as Roland from Gilead would say). Once upon a time, this was a great series. Now, when the biggest twist is - SPOILER!!! - Doug shaving his beard, you know something's off.

If the sixth episode were a person, they'd have their eyes popping out from how far-fetched this was. Jessica Fletcher's got nothing on this. While I used to eagerly await each new episode in previous seasons, now I'm just hoping it ends as quickly as possible.....

For a while, I thought the writers had finally pulled their heads out of their asses and rediscovered their lost style. After a long dry spell, the story had atmosphere and a decent pace. Intrigues and manipulation were back to their former glory. And then came the final farce, flushing all that effort down the drain. What can I say? "Good job!" indeed.

I wasn't exactly thrilled this time either. If it weren't for Lars Mikkelsen as President Petrov, I might have only given it two stars. The quality this series used to have is now just a distant memory. I'm halfway through the season, and so far, it's been a big disappointment.