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I'm one of these stupid hungarian persons, who watch it every weekdays. It's not a series to get Oscar, but when TV doesn't show a good movie, it can be seen. First I didn't want to watch it, because I thought it was terrible. But sometimes when I was boring I sat and started to watch it, and to nowadays I got used to watch it every day. And I don't want to miss any parts of it.

I don't really get what people like about it... It is just terrible and boring.

The actors wouldn't be that bad, if it wasn't for the poor story-line. Maybe it was worth watching some years ago but they can't come up with anything new nowadays. Furthermore, I can't understand why it has to be so unnatural. Probably one of the worst series I have seen....(or looked into)

Don't watch it! Don't waste 30 minutes of your life even on one episode of such a far-fetched series ! Yes, better than reality shows, but I reckon it doesn't deserve much attention.

...and what is worse:they love it.I cannot understand what they like: the absolutely silly plot or the actors who can act like my grandmother (and my grandmother isn't a good actor) The makers are insulting the audience's intelligence.I feel sorry for those who watch this garbage and loose 30 minutes of they life every day.

Now that it's over after 23 years, i can give it a 2...

I saw only two episodes of this show and laughed my ass off, it was so weak. It copies the American and Western European soaps in everything, the only thing missing is the annoying laugh machine after every line that the creators wanted to be funny. The only positive thing I can say about the show is that it's still better than the so-called reality shows. I'm not sure whether it's better than the South American soaps we had to endure in the past years. The show also proves that some airheads in Budapest don't know anything about their own country, in one of the two episodes I've seen one of the scenes was set in a village and an old lady was wearing a folk dress that was probably last worn in the 18th century. It was damn funny.