Pokoli rokonok

It's starting to get a bit boring, the same old tune: the clumsy struggles of poor souls who moved from Budapest to the countryside, presented in the most absurd, far-removed-from-reality approach possible.

If we just consider the logic of who watches RTL's shows: predominantly people living in rural areas. The worst possible misstep is yet another story that stereotypes the rural-Budapest divide in such a negative way, offending not only rural residents but also city dwellers, while having absolutely no connection to reality.

"No salmon?" Please, salmon hasn't been the hallmark of luxury billionaire families for at least 30 years. :D

Drunk municipal employees in the morning? Young people romancing in a cemetery? Naive, incredibly dumbed-down dialogues?

Unwatchable, offensive, and simplistic storytelling, yet again, unsurprisingly coming from the same person.

And the thing is, RTL does have watchable shows-I was even subscribed. But ever since this came out, along with *Floor* and *Drága örökösök*, I unsubscribed because it's unwatchable.

What there *should* be more of (not even one more episode of this show): quality content like *A kiraly* or *Az ugras*

This? Just take it down already. And fire the person responsible, or send her to the smallest village for a few months so she can actually see rural life for the first time in her life.

It would have been very nice if the director or the writer had at least watched a video of how a NAV raid takes place. It was pathetic to see how stupid and lame the dramaturgy was. The basic idea is familiar but unfortunately things happen too fast, you get the feeling you've seen every scene somewhere before but this one is lamer. It was literally painful to listen to these dialogues. It's a shame, because it could have been a moderately good series...but it's just lousy.

I don't understand why it hasn't occurred to anyone that 12 heavily armed commandos is a bit much for a simple economic criminal. It is already known in advance who will play what role in this series. But there really wasn't a single person around to say how stupid a scenario is where a kid "crypto's" with the assets of an entire bank and even his father the "bank manager" doesn't know anything about it, and then they put them in a cell together and the next sentence is: sorry dad, that was a sure thing! Not from a nobody it's a tip from a lawyer :)))))