Kursadžije

Serbia has never seen this mix of humor, witty remarks and anecdotes before ( It's a big question if it will ever see something like this again).

From the screenplay to the direction, I have no idea where to start.

The writers bombard you with jokes every couple of seconds - you can't even breathe.

Sometimes the characters don't even have to say anything to get a laugh. When I saw the name " Ajdemi Popuci" - I KNEW I was watching something special.

I was laughing so hard that I had to stop the episode and write this review . 10/10.

The humor is filled with regionally flavored inner Balkan jokes and brilliant puns that unfortunately may be next to impossible to translate, but for me what Cheers, M*A*S*H and The Office (US) are in the Anglosphere of television, Kursadzije is for the Balkans and south-eastern Europe. Set in the post-war era that tore Yugoslavia apart, Kursadzije (The Course Attendees) have a representative from the each Yu-nation, even from the Roma people, and while the shows often tackles the stereotypical features of each, its main narrative is a strong anti-war message to future generations that all conflicts should and can be solved in a peaceful and humorous manner. What Avatar TLA meant to teenage generations, Kursadzije is for young adults. Note that with this beautifully scripted and brilliantly acted show, all the creators and actors are from the Academia, which makes it even more impressive.

A great serbian comedy. I recommend everyone to watch it.

Amazing!

Really felt the humor!

Mario vreco goat.

One can say modern day comedy has evolved and transformed into something else. While that may be true, I would like to add that it has become repetitive and stale. This type of comedy, however, was and always will be funny and effective, with never before heard jokes and funny situations that can make you laugh no matter the gender, age, religion, race, marital status, political affiliation, nationality, financial situation and or culture.

10/10 would watch again.