Vyšehrad

The series got off to a good start, but episodes 5 through 8 took a strange turn. The quality humor was gone, and to be honest, I don't think I would have kept watching it if the episodes had been any longer. The last two episodes were a bit better but didn't live up to the quality of the first four episodes. Criticism of the conditions in Czech football is definitely in place - that’s what I liked most about the series. Unfortunately, it soon started to fade away, was replaced by fecal humor, and the show stopped being funny. (03.02.2018)

After the first episode, I would say that it probably won't be our footballers' favorite series, although it is possible that Lavi is a typical example extracted from Czech football waters (and I think he is), and then it can be expected that our footballers will, on the contrary, fall in love with the series. (03.02.2018)

The second episode entertained me even more because a quality football player is primarily defined by their hairstyle, scandals, and tattoos. I was just surprised by the absence of a Swiss army knife on the forearm, the creators must have overlooked it. However, Lavi's integration into the new team was exemplary and inspiring, keep it up. "You don't have to address me formally." // "Blacksmiths, huh? Does that still exist?" (03.02.2018)

This time I reduced the star, I felt like the plot didn't move much, the physical tests were great, but otherwise most of the scenes were similar to the ones I had already seen in the previous episodes. Moreover, the creators openly stole from Pepík Hnátek, but Miroslav Krobot was more natural and rough in his role. (03.02.2018)

I found out that it annoys me a little when the subtitles are almost longer than the entire episode. However, I enjoyed the story of the wild night, and Lavi is as sharp as this oak table ("Captain, someone is knocking."). I had no problem believing Jarda's desperation in the end. "The contact was there!" // "I was with you the whole time yesterday, you idiot!" (03.02.2018)

Still three to go, but they're significantly weaker. It was only the fifth episode, but I have a nagging feeling that even with such short episodes, the creators are running out of ideas. If they continue at this descending pace, the final episode will be a waste! I will hope that they will still pick themselves up and it won't just be a waste of time. (03.02.2018)

Hmmm, so our quality continues to decline, even Jakub Prachař gave up, who really entertained me here, and the involvement of Tomáš Řepka didn't save anything for me. Honestly, if it weren't for that wheelchair user, I wouldn't have much to laugh about. "Sorry, buddy, if only you could feel how much it hurts." (03.02.2018)

Well, the series has gained a nice pace. I don't even know what to write about this episode, maybe just that both the script and the style of humor used would surely be liked by Master Troška. For me, it was quite a suffering, I was really glad it wasn't longer. (03.02.2018)

The final episode opened just like the previous one, with a waste scene, but after the credits, everything leveled out and the result was slightly above average. Anyway, I'm glad the series ended because it probably wouldn't have been possible to expect too much positive from any potential future episodes. (03.02.2018)