Necrotongue

In the third episode, my favorite character Colonel Carrillo returned, who fights fire with fire. He didn't disappoint me this time either and was practically behind every action in the episode, which was more focused on planning future events. Fortunately, I don't mind talkative parts as long as it relates to the matter at hand. And that was happening here.

Would the second season come with a new approach? The episode had a calmer plot again, followed by an explosion of sheer brutality at the end. It might work for me. When comparing different occupations, I would rather be a coal baron. Surely a drug baron earns more and faster, but they have a rather unsettled life.

In the third episode of the second season, I missed a bit of humor. The creators built the whole episode on a more serious foundation, and I think that's a shame because I mainly watch the series because I enjoy its humor. Granted, I found a few funny moments, but I have become accustomed to a more cheerful approach.

At first, I had the impression that the plot of the first episode of the second season was slightly slower and I said to myself that this time it would be "only" four stars, but then everything started again as I was used to, and the five-star rating was back. I am genuinely fascinated by the contrast between the lazy calm that is soon followed by raw violence accompanied by absolute indifference to life. Delightful.

Season 1 introduced me to an interesting series (the narrator is excellent). I really enjoyed it and got a lot of interesting information as a bonus, which made me want to check and look up additional facts. I'm always interested to see how well the filmmakers manage to create the right kind of atmosphere in a film or series. They did a great job in Narcos. I was absorbed in the plot from the very beginning and the only disappointment came when the credits rolled Then again, it makes me even more excited for the next season.

Just like the previous parts, the final episode was also wonderfully written and directed, the atmosphere was traditionally fantastic, and it was a joy to watch the hesitation of government officials between justice and evil (greater or lesser). Considering that we were basically just waiting for one bigger final action the whole time, I had a great time.

I definitely have clarity, Narcos is an outstanding series, I have watched nine episodes without any disappointment. It is said that we are too lenient towards convicts here, I definitely do not recommend this episode to the healthy angry taxpayers and Mr. Okamura, as it could provoke a heart attack. This was truly powerful.

Fortunately, this time there was no change - everything is going smoothly like a Patek Philippe watch. I really like the style of the Colombian security forces - we take them all down, and then God takes over. Being a hostage in Colombia will probably be quite an adrenaline rush. Anyway, it was a perfect episode that didn't have any flaws.

Pablo Escobar could have been a great chess player, he pulled off a clear checkmate move to the end and ultimately turned it into victory. After watching the seventh episode, I can say that I haven't been bored with the series for a second so far. The story of this episode was excellently written again, the atmosphere, tension, and action worked great.

The assumptions have been fulfilled. The sixth episode was full of tension and action, the atmosphere was absolutely captivating, and many cruelties occurred. Americans simply do not disappoint me, their list of priorities is flawless :-) I was disappointed that my favorite character Luis Guzmán ended so soon, but on the other hand, at least it was revealed that Gacha had an open mind.