Polda

Michal Bříza isn't just solving crimes; he is fighting a one-man war against the 21st century. Polda leverages the classic "cop out of time" trope, using Bříza’s politically incorrect, nineties-hardened attitude to cut through the noise of modern Prague. It is a clash of eras where the cases are serious, but the methodology is hilariously outdated. With the dust settling on a pivotal season finale, the agonizing wait for news on the show's future feels like a high-pressure interrogation that simply won't end. While the brass at FTV Prima decides if Bříza gets his badge back, setting a reminder now guarantees you won't miss the briefing if this analog detective returns for another round.