De Dag

That is one smart, well-written and addictive series... Much better than Casa de Papel, because a lot more realistic, to begin with... And also it doesn't try and picture thiefs like they fight for a noble cause, like Casa does. It's full of unexpected twists, (almost) no idle time. In a nutshell, I wish there more like these.

It is characterised by novel approaches, witty twists and turns (yet reasoned), versatile team play, unexpected ending - without maintaining bare realism and uneasy relations usually occurring with events like this. Preparations of heists, hostage taking, negotiating and the like are never glamurous, all sides can make mistakes, and the results are seldom as expected. But most of viewers need still more that arid documentary, so the alternate storytelling here is a great way to keep up the thrill and ponder on and over what really happened when a episode e.g. ends with a gunshot...

Thus, a really good series, highly recommended. I wonder if Season 2 comes as well...

Honestly speaking, that was really a brialliant and outstanding series. From story to making - they have done it perfectly. not a single scratch or complain anyone can do about this series. Must binge watch series. Really I'm impressed. Salute to the director and the team.

Finally a show that's smart from start to finish. The alternate view points are fascinating and the character development superb. Well done to everyone involved. It's hard to settle for the usual moronic pap after quality like this.

Minimalistic, smart, lots of twists. Couldn't wait to watch the next episode.