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They hire some UK actors, have them speak in English, yet find others to dub their voices. So not only does the speech not match their voice, the sound of the voices does not match either.

I have seen other Eastern European productions where they hired these UK actors, but had films used their own voices and they dubbed just the native voices for the English release. Why they would not do that for this is beyond me. It made the production seem just cheap, distracting almost. It aggravated and annoyed, but most importantly it distracted from the story. The review is more negative not for the film, but the production of the English release and the stupidity of dubbing English speaking actors.

I am 6 episodes in and I can say the show has me hooked. The writers have done a very good job of writing multiple storylines, then weaving each one. Each of the characters personal storylines interact with the others in ways that don't seem like poor plot but rather fit in well. As the show is progressing I see the storyline becoming more complex, yet still easy to follow and enjoyable to watch. I am especially happy to see certain threads closed out the way there were. One in particular I thought was going to be dragged out for the entire season if not series, yet it was closed up in a few episodes.

I am happy with the cast, and I will also give the show credit for bringing one together that fits well to the story.