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Just like the previous parts, the final episode was also wonderfully written and directed, the atmosphere was traditionally fantastic, and it was a joy to watch the hesitation of government officials between justice and evil (greater or lesser). Considering that we were basically just waiting for one bigger final action the whole time, I had a great time.

I definitely have clarity, Narcos is an outstanding series, I have watched nine episodes without any disappointment. It is said that we are too lenient towards convicts here, I definitely do not recommend this episode to the healthy angry taxpayers and Mr. Okamura, as it could provoke a heart attack. This was truly powerful.

Fortunately, this time there was no change - everything is going smoothly like a Patek Philippe watch. I really like the style of the Colombian security forces - we take them all down, and then God takes over. Being a hostage in Colombia will probably be quite an adrenaline rush. Anyway, it was a perfect episode that didn't have any flaws.

Pablo Escobar could have been a great chess player, he pulled off a clear checkmate move to the end and ultimately turned it into victory. After watching the seventh episode, I can say that I haven't been bored with the series for a second so far. The story of this episode was excellently written again, the atmosphere, tension, and action worked great.

The assumptions have been fulfilled. The sixth episode was full of tension and action, the atmosphere was absolutely captivating, and many cruelties occurred. Americans simply do not disappoint me, their list of priorities is flawless :-) I was disappointed that my favorite character Luis Guzmán ended so soon, but on the other hand, at least it was revealed that Gacha had an open mind.

The fifth episode was still solid, but compared to previous episodes, it was narratively weaker. I assume it was the famous calm before the storm, so I hope that I will be able to give the next episode five stars again. Given the final minutes, I am actually convinced of that.

Yes, even after the fourth episode, satisfaction persists. At times, I already thought that the creators were exaggerating with Escobar's impunity, but then I remembered Krejčíř and Mrázek, and realized that I was thinking like a fool. Considering that I saw the movie "American Made" a few days ago, I enjoyed the passage with Barry Seal.

Not only do the creators continue to maintain a high-quality atmosphere, but from each subsequent episode, I always learn something new about the South American country of unlimited possibilities, which then forces me to quickly replenish the missing information as much as possible. If the series can influence me in this way, I have to rate it highly.

The second episode successfully continued what the pilot episode started. Unlike the USA, Colombia proved to be a real country full of opportunities. The creators are managing to maintain the atmosphere they created at the beginning, the tension has arrived, the action was brutal, and I had a good time, so just keep going. It was a bit spoiled by the subtitle program when it offered me the name of the leader of the M-19 group as Ivan "Hrůza" (Horror), oh well, it's not that difficult, right, with basic knowledge of history?

The first episode of the series immediately won me over. I enjoy movies and series that have atmosphere, and Narcos has it in abundance. Aside from the atmosphere, it also contains a decent amount of tension and action. The creators did a great job by interspersing the story with documentary footage, which makes it more believable. After the first episode, I can only praise it.