Marta a Věra

I wasn't particularly looking forward to the series. The only reason I decided to watch it was Bára Poláková, who was superb in Neviditelní. I was expecting to be disappointed, so it was actually a pleasant surprise. I was most concerned about Pavel Liška, who is usually typecast as a guy who is nice but somewhat retarded. But René Brouček turned out to be quite a fun character (especially in his mean boss mode). I saw the transformation from Charlie Chaplin to Adolf Hitler, I learned two new expressions (the academic half-month and the presumption of quality), and I actually laughed out loud a couple of times, so it was a satisfaction on my part. 3*+ (26.03.2020)

I really expected this to be much worse. I don't have a good experience with Czech sitcoms, but the first season turned out to be surprisingly watchable. The only major problem was the laugh track, which I always find irritating, otherwise I was quite satisfied. I factored the occasional cringeworthy moments into my rating. (25.03.2020)

At first glance, the review looks the same as for the first season, but I was pleasantly surprised because I had slightly more fun than before. The creators really stepped up the humor. Even though they didn’t pull it off every single time, the result was considerably better this time. 3*+ (26.03.2020)