Pewnego razu na krajowej jedynce

As this Polish series opens a man, who appears to be injured, robs a bank. We then see single father Leon and his daughter Dianka; she has been in trouble at school and suddenly announces she is pregnant... he decides they will go to the Czech Republic, where she can get a legal abortion. To help pay for the trip they take two passengers with them. They stop off at a petrol station shortly before the robber arrives in an identical car. A mix-up leaves the group setting off in the wrong car... should they return to the garage or keep the two million zloty they find in the boot? As the series progresses we learn more about the characters' backstories through flashbacks.

I thought this was rather fun. With only six half hour episodes it certainly doesn't outstay its welcome. The concept is simple enough and provides plenty of laughs as well as drama. The humour can be somewhat dark in tone; early on Dianka enjoys telling the passengers that her father is planning to murder them. There is some violence, this includes some that is mildly disturbing; there is also some sex and nudity. The cast does a solid job throughout. Overall a fun little series that I'd recommend... if you don't enjoy it you won't waste much time.

These comments are based on watching the series in Polish with English subtitles.

Watched 4 episodes and am really enjoying it. The lives of a bank robber, a group of strangers (all with their own problems) sharing a car to Czechia become entangled after a car mix up. Throw in a Prostitute and a large amount of stolen cash and you get a great comedy drama. I tend to watch a lot of foreign tv just for a change of scenery, as i live in the UK and know how the Police and media etc operate and i find it hard to suspend my disbelief when watching uk based shows. Its easier with foreign tv especially when its a bit daft like this show. Dead End manages to be funny yet very dark in places. Every episode has twists and turns and ends on a cliff hanger.

Great show through and through.

For one, all the technical elements are pretty spot on. Each shot is colorful and special, conveying an interesting and consistent visual narrative. Although I should mention that there's some weird editing. (especially in ep5) The characters are fun, nuanced, and sympathetic (besides klara, klara sucks) and the acting is great.

The story is fun and self contained. I love how they can keep the entire story in pretty much one day. The comedy is on point and the twists/drama almost better.

Big shoutout to Michal Sikorskis character, Wojtek, who provides a soft, weird, funny character evoking his signature style much like his role as Jakub in 1670.

Great show, don't watch the dub.

This was a funny quick binge mini tiny series best watch in its original language, obviously. Never dub people, never dub. The only aspect I didn't like was what they decide to do towards the end. That really ticked me off. I mean who does that??? That act nearly made me hate the show as a whole because it made me feel like it was all for nothing and my time was wasted. But it's too funny and has great kill scenarios to get too pissy over. Also that kid needs a good wack upside the head!

Give it a watch, not dubbed, and prepare to laugh and be shocked. I personally think it could of used a tad more goofiness and more raunchiness.

If you like dry humor there are some funny moments, but it can't make up for the terribly unlikeable characters. Most of the people you'll be following are consistently annoying, I ended up liking the robber they accidentally switch cars with more than most of the main characters. The concept of the show is good, and again, some of the comedic parts do land, but I nearly stopped watching after only the first episode. The reason I continued was because they're short 30 minutes episodes and I thought maybe the characters would grow on me. By the end of the series I was more than ready for it to be over, however.