Koskinen

The season 1 starts pretty well but bad acting and bad writing are obvious from day one. This does not bother since the main character is well written and interesting so that keeps you hooked. After watching couple of seasons that however does not hold anymore and the show starts to turn in to a very cringe police series. Supporting roles are really really bad, police does not solve the crimes crimes solve themselves and as a cherry at the top the plot is full of holes sized of a whale. It is a shame since the series and especially the main character had a lot of potential but it was jus wasted.

The police in this show aren't the best at solving crimes, they kind of get solved for them. The characters aren't super likeable, but it's enjoyable and an easy show to watch. I like that each case goes for 2 episodes. The acting is decent.

Not for the faint of heart either.

This series from Finland is complete with a poorly written script and some really bad acting. The fact that it streams on Walter Presents is enough to tell you this will be the case as that's a platform that searches out mostly failed European series and rebroadcasts them on other channels! The actors deliver their lines in a monotone, which could either be related as to how Finnish is spoken, or just an amateurish level of acting. The stories are convoluted, made worse by bad editing. This makes for little continuity in every episode. Scenes seem to be placed randomly and events happen in an illogical manner and often without context to understand their placement in the sequence of events. It's really a low quality, poorly planned series!

In Finland, all Actors are very popular and on the subject. They are top professionals, like the production team and directors. The execution is very good and entertaining. But if you know anything about Finnish legislation or police operations, watching the series is really awkward and unpleasant. Events, investigation teams, police activities and all content are infinitely far from reality.

And on the other hand, you don't have to be Einstein to realize this.

But summa summarum, 100% entertaining to watch, where you don't have to use your own brain at all. Just keep your eyes open and stare.

And I don't say the following in a bad way, but it is an adult children's series. Easy to understand, but 200% fiction.

Stunted dialog and scripting. The acting is "soap-boxish" to the point of being amateurish and laughable if it wasn't so painful to watch. The staging reminds me of a high school stage production. The plots themselves have some merit and depth but they are developed and dramatized in such a shallow and mechanical way that they lose much of their potential impact. I have really tried to give this series a chance by watching three and a half of them, but I have reached the point at which I can no longer justify the waste of time when there are many much more worthwhile alternatives available, many of which are Walter Presents.