Autobazar Monte Karlo

I consider the entire first series to be exceptionally successful. I have gotten used to the fact that sitcoms filmed in our country are not very functional, but Autobazar Monte Karlo is a shining exception. The casting is absolutely perfect, the lines are great, and I only had minor objections to one episode, so I can say that I am really satisfied. However, I can imagine that if I were buying a car in a used car dealership in real life and ended up like Karel Čížek's customers, I probably wouldn't enjoy the series too much. (24.12.2016)

Kája Čížek is such a nasty person that only Petr Čtvrtníček could potentially play him. I've been laughing the whole time and I'm glad I can't drive, what if I had the idea to buy a car? Yuck, I'm shivering all over. (23.12.2016)

This time there was a slightly weaker episode and I was considering giving it three stars, but in the end, Bublina saved the situation with her craziest appearance yet and lines like "Screw the sister of the person whose bread you eat!" (23.12.2016)

Nourishing episode, these are life situations in which a person begins to sympathize with murderers and sadists. Lenka Krobotová was so good that she could start to feel an itch on the pistol grip, and when Bublina has a brick in his hand, every problem suddenly becomes insignificant. (23.12.2016)

Clearly weaker piece of the whole series. The idea could have been there, but the execution didn't turn out well, even though the moron presented it nicely, and the face of Petr Čtvrtníček after the question, "Do you think I'm a moron, right?" is worth careful watching. Beautiful struggle with emotions. (23.12.2016)

The second season is noticeably weaker, but only in the first half, then everything starts running smoothly as I'm used to from the first season. Jaroslav Plesl has been given more space, which wasn't a disadvantage at all, although Petr Čtvrtníček remained the clear star of the series, he makes me laugh with his cheeky face alone, and when he starts talking... (28.12.2016)