Langer

Ok, it starts out a little slow. It is subtitled. However, this slow burn is about a 6- 7 star for the first 3 or 4 episodes. Then it really starts to pick up if you are paying attention you will realize things in the slow burn portion were clues towards what is to come. There are some twists. The final episode is really good and takes quite a turn. The acting is well done. It is not melodramatic over the top which I appreciated.

Very stiff and woody acting from basically any main actor except P. Adamczyk, but he alone cannot carry this series.

Dialogues seem very badly written, as all characters constantly use their names and nicknames, every time they talk like they just met and they don't know each other, even on the one on one situations, where you don't have to title the person that you are talking to.

Once you notice that, it's over.

Main villain is annoying at best, the guy playing him has only one face for every scene. He is so cunning and smart in all he does that you want to vomit just by watching him, and all others struggling to catch him.

Good concept, bad work. Waste of good actors. Too long exposures, too many episodes. One movie would have been better instead of 6-episodes long show. Dynamics up and domen with no partifulsr rationale. You can see stitches of the script to extend it. Pitty. Last episode wad the best but still not there.