Necrotongue

I was pleasantly surprised that the creators finally ditched the constant flashbacks, which made the storyline flow more naturally. I thoroughly enjoyed this entire episode — maybe there's a wedding massacre fan in me!

I'm not going to lie, the series was a disappointment. The biggest problem for me was that there wasn’t enough humor for this to be a comedy series. I did get to laugh a few times, but there were too few opportunities to do so. Plus, Marek Taclík didn’t manage to make Filip the least bit likeable. 3*-

I was dreading the usual clichés and melodrama, but instead, I found myself laughing and enjoying the different interpretations of truth and lies and their practical applications. However, I still think there are too many flashbacks to Shaun's past.

This time, the creators didn't tug at my heartstrings as much as in the last episode. Only the expectant parents seemed to try, but it didn’t work on me. I finally realized why Shaun is so entertaining — he talks exactly like Mathesar! I'm still chuckling about it. :-)

This episode left me disappointed. I enjoyed the flashbacks to Shaun's childhood in the first episode, but by the third, they’ve started to annoy me. After enduring Chuck’s story, I’m beginning to think the series is turning out to be different from what I initially expected — there’s just too much tugging at my heartstrings.

The second episode brought a power struggle in the hospital and the brilliant new recruit was sidelined. It felt a bit formulaic, like something I’ve seen in similar shows, but I’m hopeful the situation will improve.

The first episode delivered exactly what I expected: a classic series setup introducing the main characters and the basic plot. It couldn’t have been done any other way! I know not all forms of autism are the same, but I was still surprised that Shaun doesn’t struggle more with physical contact. The flashbacks provided interesting insights into his childhood, which I appreciated, and the hospital scenes clearly set the stage for the upcoming storyline. For now, 3*+.

I don't know, I don't know what my rating would be if that asshole didn't kill Jerry. The reasons why not today amused me quite a bit, but I didn't really understand why to bring cancer into comedy. So far, the show hasn't impressed me much.

I always liked Mark Taclick because he always knew how to make me laugh, but this time his performance, roasted eagle, and the date with an orc only earned him two stars, and I'm still hesitating if I didn't exaggerate.

I have to admit I liked the series a lot as a whole. However, the ending was almost a complete disaster. Apart from the last episode which had many shortcomings, I was otherwise a very satisfied viewer. I was finally treated to a decent Czech series. I was surprised that not even the action scenes seemed silly, which is normally the case in Czech production. They were quite convincing. I did enjoy Mamon, and if the creators had done a better job of the ending, I might have given an even higher rating.