Psi

This is a good series from Brazil but some of the episodes are really poorly written. The editing is choppy and continuity of the story line is lacking. Sometimes, there is no resolution to the episode, which leaves the viewer frustrated. The dialog in a few of the episodes has too much "psychobabble" which is often irrelevant to the story and does nothing for character development. Although the acting is done at a good level, the seasons have a tendency to run out of steam and thus fails to hold attention or viewer engagement. The first 2 seasons were the best. In later seasons, the plots become more fantasy than reality, and the scripts become very childish. Overall, it is a good effort and fairly watchable if you are looking for something different.

Amazing show. I do not understand how everyone qualifies the fact that it is not in the original language, rather than qualifying the series. The scenery, photography, acting and scripts are excellent. Highly recommended for those who like series such as Dr. House or The Good Doctor. This to the height of the great series.

Psi is a Brazilian show that is dubbed in Spanish with English subtitles just to set the record straight. It follows the story of a Psychologist in Sao Paolo, Brazil. It is fascinating watching the Doctor Carlo who is kind and empathetic but also a little reckless. The characters are complex and story frequently is unpredictable which makes the show so compelling. Superb acting by Emilio de Mello. I was surprised by how fascinated I was with this show. It is thought provoking. A realistic look at the often bizarre world of psychology and psychiatry. Highly recommend.

Uncommonly good. So far, PSI is my second favorite, Hard being first. Whoever picks these series is a genius. I find them fascinating and entertaining especially Episode 5 of Psi. I catch myself thinking that this psychotherapist is one smart dude worthy of the highest respect for his intellect and relationships with children and adults. He is so cool. There are few people in the real world like him.

In 2017 when on-demand programming allows shows to be formatted with multiple audio formats, why is it that all of HBO's brazilian content is only available dubbed in spanish? I wish I could watch it in original portuguese, but as is all I can rate is the horrible dubbed version.