Hashoter Hatov

I really liked this mainly because the characters were so well acted. I particularly liked the girl because no matter how many times the men put her down she always came back for more. Hope this is an ongoing series because I'm bonded with the characters even though I don't speak of word of ? It is funny and moves along quite well. A great weekend series to binge out.

The jokes are quite far apart, and the acting is quite rigid, but as a light comedic show Hashoter Hatov is a nice filler. Overall, even if I did not enjoyed it too much, I kept coming back to see the next episode, so there is something.

Why you may wanna see this comic series:

• An intro that makes you wanna dance; just watching it gives me a good mood
• The cast looks like regular people (not the hollywoodian Ken and Barby) - some honest and dedicated, some playing against the rules, some lazy
• The storyline is funny, based on the hierarchical relations and the day to day activity of an Israeli police station
• You may enjoy their day to day strugle in absourd, satirical and unexpected situations

Having worked a security detail in Jerusalem I had a great experience with the Israeli Police. This show which illustrates life in the Station and off-duty issues is hilarious. My Wife hates having to read the subtitles, but personally I think it helps you focus even more on the show. Danny, Rabbi, Dubi, Corrine and Danny's Folks are a great cast of characters. Especially like the relationship between Danny and the little boy Roncho.

Also, this show has the cutest intro on Netflix. I Never skip it. Great show, worth a try, especially if you are a Cop, no matter what your Country.

Yes, I agree with another reviewer: the opening sequence is very funny and too have to watch it every time. Great characters and superb acting. Very short episodes but tightly written. Corrine is well played and an asset to the programme. Well done to all concerned.