Kancelář Blaník

The first season of the Blaník Office had two significantly weaker episodes, it's strange that those were the opening and closing episodes, but still I have to rate the first season with five stars because I thoroughly enjoyed the series. Tonda Blaník is such an unbelievable jerk that I immediately liked him, Marek Daniel clearly enjoys this role and is so authentic that I'm starting to worry about his health. The only thing that calms me down is that lynching doesn't have such a tradition in our country as in other countries. (31.12.2016)

The second episode of the Office Blaník is already a clear thoroughbred, the entire team of Tonda Blaník is saving the Parliament from a looming crisis situation - the MPs could sober up! Even the prince is not sleeping! And yet it might seem that the whole episode is only about agricultural products of our homeland, such as cucumbers or milk. (29.12.2016)

A bit unbalanced episode, the first part with a super-secret agent, who, in terms of cunningness, could compete with the heroic Captain Minařík ("I won't say goodbye, I've never been here."), was great, the second half gradually lost its pace and thus also the star rating. (30.12.2016)

Episode about how Tonda Blaník managed to achieve something that even John Wycliffe and the Hussites failed at, namely making the church give up its property. And because Tonda is a character who treats everyone equally, he fairly takes from anyone who is involved in spreading the word of God. (30.12.2016)

Prague is big, it has many inhabitants, so civic associations are well established here, tunnels are being built and tunneling is taking place. And as I watch the Blaník Office, I feel like Prague will soon be one big tunnel, or is it already? (30.12.2016)

This episode could be subtitled "European elections without a veil", as it nicely reveals what we all know but don't talk about too loudly. Originally, I wanted to give it four stars, but then Lenka added a dance creation and Žížala interpreted it into sign language, and it was perfect. (30.12.2016)

I was laughing the whole time, but I must admit that I don't understand what people find so annoying about Martin Stropnický. After leading the defense of the proud owner of the blue Baudyš passport, whose security detail tried to shoot down his specialized aircraft over Stockholm, and later the bar singer, I expected that the former prostitute, actor, and theater director taking over the ministry would be more of an improvement. (30.12.2016)

So far, definitely the best episode of the first season. Tonda Blaník, as one of the designers of the Great Prague Chip Revolution, shines like a bright star. Phone calls with the mountaineer and especially the phone call with the acting mayor completely knocked me out. I think Žížala and Lenka only now truly understand that the boss treats them warmly and sensitively. (31.12.2016)

The Jarda Jágr Library Arena is a beautiful monument to the living hockey legend and also a way to put Tonda Blaník into a comfortable rocking chair. Plus, if readers dress warmly, they won't be cold while reading, that's a given, and they can even go ice-skating. Nobody else has this, it's just unique! (31.12.2016)

Another outstanding episode, Tonda is hot, Žížala is buying apples, and Lenka realizes that you can lose weight by means other than aerobics. In all of this, they are traveling by elevator, carp are coming in, apples are being weighed, you just have to be careful not to get tipped over in a turn. (31.12.2016)

Oh no, previous episodes probably spoiled me too much, so the final episode of the first season seemed tasteless and unsatisfying to me. However, I did learn one important fact - Žížala's real name is Luboš Havránek, which he successfully kept secret until now. (31.12.2016)

The entire second series seemed weaker to me compared to the first, because the creative team tried too hard. It seemed to me that in some cases, they unnecessarily overcomplicated the plot of the episodes, while they should have focused on punchy humor well complemented by well-placed banter, which I enjoyed in the first season. By saying this, I don't mean that humor was missing in the second series, but there could have been more of it and of better quality. (04.01.2017)

Phew! I can finally breathe now. Tonda Blaník is back in full force after the previous weak episode, and the Prague City Hall has something to look forward to because if they let everyone be shaken up enough, in the end, Toník will choose the new mayor himself. Or maybe not? (02.01.2017)

Evil Putin closed the borders in response to sanctions and domestic exporters are in a panic. But it wouldn't be Tonda Blaník if he didn't save the situation and accidentally take away some subsidies from the EU. Family is family, and even František should do something about the situation. (02.01.2017)

Another one of the high-quality episodes of Blaník's office. One misunderstood remark unleashes a fight for the presidential chair, Václav would go for it again, and even Tomáš Halík would go for it, but that's too much for Tonda. First, they grab the assets, and now this?!? (02.01.2017)

Tonda Blaník is supposed to turn Miroslav Kalousek into a positive hero, and believe it or not, he can do it! Toník and his team are working hard, giving their best in an atmosphere of a gladiator's arena, and suddenly, from being a pig and an alcoholic, he becomes a dissident. (02.01.2017)

Tonda Blaník has another extremely difficult task ahead of him, while last time he had to make Miroslav Kalousek into Mirek Dušínek, now he has to obtain a security clearance for Vratislav Mynář and that's not so easy. Jiřina Bohdalová doesn't remember anything because poor thing has too much on her mind, and dealing with Russians could only be handled without consequences by an inhabitant of eastern Slovakia. (03.01.2017)

Tonda Blaník is compelled by Helena Třeštíková to personally finance the construction of a monument in the only place where our fellow citizens have ever been proven to work. However, the final form can only please samurais. (03.01.2017)

Phew, once again there was a nourishing episode that taught me about what is born when animals are crossed with fairytale characters (for example, when a mole and a panda are crossed, Krnda is created). In addition, Tonda Blaník's mother caused him to quarrel with Miloš, and I found out that when someone sniffs sugar, it probably isn't sugar. It's a shame that no one explained what it actually is. (04.01.2017)

Tonda Blaník needs to divert the attention of the police so that they don't have time for him and, thanks to that, Luboš Havránek will compose a police anthem that even Šlágr TV would be ashamed of. I strongly disagree with Tonda Blaník's opinion on this matter. On the contrary, I believe that this television station would fully embrace the composition and would start making a huge profit from it in a short period of time because its target audience doesn't have defense against Peterka's propaganda. (04.01.2017)