Triptyykki

I got sucked in by the intriguing premise of this show, but it turned out to be more of a drama (mainly for me) with a touch of mystery, but definitely not a thriller. The Mexicans stuck to what they know best and created another telenovela filled with intense staring contests, "unexpected" twists, and weak acting. It wasn't exactly an enjoyable experience for me, but at least I learned to be very cautious with future Mexican productions. / Lesson learned: Be wary of Mexican drug dealers and filmmakers. (26.07.2024)

The pilot episode did introduce the plot and characters, but there were too many flashbacks, repetitive scenes, and way too much time spent on telenovela-style drama. The logic was also a bit lacking, so my two-star rating reflects my disappointment. / Lesson learned: If you're picking a sniper for your team, an eye doctor's report should be a top priority. (23.07.2024)

The biggest mystery for me is how the main character manages to work for the police. Seems like the inquisitors have a different set of rules. This still leans more towards a uniquely styled telenovela than a true thriller, which isn't necessarily a good thing. / Lesson learned: An alcoholic is always armed. (23.07.2024)

Yep, the Mexicans have cranked out another soap opera, this time adding a layer of faux suspense with a mysterious plot to hook unsuspecting viewers — myself included, since I've already watched three episodes and plan to finish the remaining five. Now I'm caught up in a whirlwind of flashbacks featuring a deceased character's memories (if that's not bizarre, I don't know what is), and watching Maite Perroni dramatically overact as Tamara, who comes off more like a pint-sized Terminator. And of course, the creators couldn't resist weaving in their trademark romantic and steamy scenes, which add oh-so-much value to the story... / Lesson learned: Don't trust the creators of Mexican series. (24.07.2024)

The plot was surprisingly interesting. For the first time, I felt compelled to give it a three-star rating. However, several scenes felt so fake that it really took me out of the experience. Still, this is the highest rating I've ever given a soap opera episode. / Lesson learned: Always wear fishnet stockings to the pool. 2*+ (24.07.2024)

Honestly, it wasn't so bad that I wanted to claw my eyes out. In fact, I started getting a bit curious about the whole sibling mess. The problem is that the soap opera vibe seems to suit the Mexican audience, but it really just distracts and annoys me. This also affects the acting; the actress playing the triplets just didn't come across as convincing. And let's not even talk about the logic — it's all over the place. / Lesson learned: Even a kidnapper might have good intentions. (25.07.2024)

The story keeps getting dumber. All the characters act bizarrely, the plot pretends to be mysterious but just drags on without going anywhere. Who knows, maybe the last two episodes will surprise me and introduce Sepp Dietrich or Leni Riefenstahl out of nowhere. / Lesson learned: You'd be amazed at what can be cloned from a tall Aryan woman. (25.07.2024)

Oh, come on! I was so looking forward to a cloned Dr. Goebbels... It's interesting that even in such a weakly plotted series, the creators managed to introduce a character I liked from the start. He reminded me a lot of Tucker from Tucker & Dale vs. Evil — a guy with good intentions who ends up with a yard full of dead students and even a dead sheriff in his cabin. Otherwise, the episode was predictably full of "surprises" that I "totally didn't see coming." (26.07.2024)

The finale kept up with the previous episodes, which is to say, it didn't improve. Honestly, I didn't expect any last-minute redemption. The best part was knowing I had finally reached the end. I had been eagerly awaiting the closing credits throughout the entire series. (26.07.2024)