Necrotongue

The scene with the brownies was a highlight — and I couldn't rate this episode any less than five stars. The creators continued to delve into Sloane's memories, and I must say, they did it brilliantly.

The quickly organized bachelor party and its aftermath were fantastic, but what really got me this time was the mix-up with the mail and Mr. Pitman's fate. // "You can't go one day without gambling, can you?" "Wanna bet?"

Just as entertaining as the first episode. Jeremy Sloane's knack for getting and losing a job within moments and his effortless conversation starter in the hardware store were hilarious. The series is developing nicely, and I hope it continues this way.

I instantly found the tragicomic character of Jeremy Sloaneincredibly likable. The creators nailed the retro atmosphere of the 60s, and I enjoyed the flashbacks of the main character's past. I'm looking forward to the next episodes.

The series thankfully stays on track. Even though the Indian mesmerist didn’t captivate me, the rest of the episode more than made up for it. Poor William. From what I’ve seen so far, it seems that becoming a surgeon in those days was mostly for men with sadistic tendencies. It reminded me of Al Swearengen’s suffering in Deadwood.

I was very much looking forward to the series, so my disappointment was huge. I was enjoying it in the beginning, but with the increasing number of episodes the quality gradually went down, and I couldn’t believe how such a decent premise and quality line-up could be wasted. It got to the point when the series was getting on my nerves so much I was actually looking forward to the ending. What a wasted opportunity.

I rated the eleventh episode with one star because I couldn't figure out how to justify a higher rating. I started watching the series because I believed I would have a great time, but now I've reached a phase where I'm not enjoying it, on the contrary, I'm quite angry.

I gave the third episode three stars, but it was on the edge. Michal Kros's lesson got me quite excited for what's coming next, I usually enjoy Martin Myšíčka's presence, but the plot that followed disappointed me quite a bit. Quality humor was scarce and the parade of semi-naked girls didn't make up for it, even though I didn't mind watching them at all. 3 stars.

This time I had a much better time, Krobot's nerve-wracking performance really pleased me, I think these roles are tailor-made for Miroslav Krobot. Besides his pitchfork throwing, Pavel Václav Neužil managed to impress me the most, he beautifully embodied the role of Prince Potemkin.

After the first episode, I didn't so much feel like I was watching a comedy series, but rather a series with comedic elements. Some moments seemed very funny to me, while others didn't really grab my attention or even went into awkwardness. Overall, I would rate the first episode as slightly above average, but I definitely expected more from this creative team.