I gi tis elias

It's a huge disappointment with the show's decline in quality, particularly in Season 4. While it was once simple and enjoyable-especially for watching with a parent with dementia-it now suffers from poor writing and inconsistent character development. Formerly likeable characters have become shallow or unlikable, engaging in unrealistic drastic character changes (ie Poti) while others are engaging in unrealistic and forced relationships (the doctor is way too old for Vasiliki-it's cringy and not believable!). This season also introduced too many unnecessary characters that had dull stories (ie Poti's family, the doctor, etc).

The show also drags out emotional storylines (deaths) excessively, making it dull. Despite a few good actors, the weak writing overshadows their performances. Overall, I find the fourth season frustrating and a waste of time.

This is awful. No one in this show does their job well. I seriously don't understand how this was allowed to air in the first place. Its so poorly made. I get that some people might enjoy watching it (that's a lie) but when they say it is a good show...?? Omg the script, the production, the acting- when do I begin?? If I could rate it as minus stars I could. This is a hateful review, I know, but im genuinely curious about how this show even exists. I know so many talented people who don't get the slightest appreciation they deserve.

This is show has a new episode like every day. How do they expect to made something good?

Plot of the story is all over the place loaded with tons of actors which in most cases the inexperience of some is visible. The writing seems to be recycled story lines that go from character to character. One person runs into issues of going broke, same thing happens to the next character. Rewriting to keep this series going to the point where it becomes annoying and a joke.

Very intriguing and interesting plot follows many famillies and personalities in a beautiful Mani. Beautiful photography, deep-blue sea, stone beaches, and a fields with olive trees. In this show you can see a life in a very traditional part of Greece, their customs, culture, heritage, love, hate, even an old-fashioned vendetta. Selected cast, intriguing plot, and magic scenery keep your full attention, and you are craving for more. Well done show.

Far-fetched script. Dialogues for laughter. Interpretations for laughter and crying. Not to mention the direction. Overall, a production that, if it does not irritate you with its low quality, will probably make you laugh out loud at what you hear and see.