Necrotongue

The series has a rather enticing content, and I, a tragedy, jumped on it like JFK on MM to the distributors. Drama / Mystery / Thriller. Anyway, the drama was (especially for me), mysterious with half-closed eyes, thriller no way. The Mexicans took the path they know very well and filmed another telenovela full of eye duels, "unexpected" twists, and poor acting performances. Well, it wasn't exactly a pleasant experience for me, but the next time I come across another Mexican thing, I'll damn well be careful, which I consider the only benefit the series has brought me. / Lesson: Be really careful with Mexican drug dealers and filmmakers.

The finale did not lag behind the previous episodes in any way, but to be honest, I didn't expect any last-minute improvements. A big plus of the eighth episode was definitely the fact that I finally have this matter behind me, because the final credits were the moment I was looking forward to the whole time. Lesson: I refer to the lesson from the second episode and underline it twice.

I had hoped the Germans would deliver something in the vein of The Americans, but sadly, that wasn't the case. Instead, the creators opted for dubious humor, sacrificing any sense of seriousness or tension. What we got was a bizarre spectacle with "hilarious" German humor. / Lesson learned: There's nothing like a thoroughly brainwashed mind. 3*-