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Season 6 was weirdly unbalanced. Up until Episode 5, I felt the show had lost its spark. I wasn't enjoying myself and even considered saying goodbye to the protagonists, but then the story picked up momentum, the plot got way more interesting, and I started having fun. I did stumble across a few weaker moments before the final episode, but, overall, I was happy with this season. (2018.03.21)

I gave the third star to the first episode of the sixth season only because I enjoyed the previous seasons. This time, however, I was definitely disappointed. Mike behaved like an absolute idiot in prison, and yet he claimed to love The Shawshank Redemption - clearly he didn't understand the film very well. The whole episode lacked any excitement, instead it was all about emotions, which doesn't interest me much. (2018.03.19)

The second episode was very similar to the first one, so I was not happy again. Mik's prison stay is like a bad joke, I feel like the screenwriter had a nice lobotomy when they were able to come up with something like this. The creators didn't spare me emotional manipulation this time either, so I am far from being enthusiastic. (2018.03.19)

I don't know, either I'm still not properly tuned in to the sixth season or the creators haven't succeeded too well yet. So far, this series feels very clumsy to me after the first three episodes, practically there is nothing to laugh at and there have been too many emotional outbursts and moral lessons. (2018.03.19)

Nothing has changed compared to my previous comments on the episodes of the sixth season. Actually, there was one small thing - this time I was quite amused by Luis' outburst towards the architect. Otherwise, everything remained the same, the plot was again very cumbersome and the game of emotions happily continued. I give it 3*+ for Luis. (2018.03.19)

For the first time this season, I felt like I was actually enjoying watching the episode. The lawyers finally started lawyering a bit and Luis luckily went crazy again, so I even laughed. Why actually invite someone vaguely on a date when a person can solve it by buying a house for a few hundred thousand dollars, right? (2018.03.19)

The sixth episode was already the second in a row that I enjoyed. Fortunately. The first four parts almost discouraged me from further watching, but now I'm glad I endured because the plot finally picked up and the quirky Luis, with the help of Donna, managed to make me laugh like crazy. (2018.03.19)

I had to wait a long time for a truly blooded episode, but in the end, it worked out. I do mind a little the constant pretending that every lawyer has some moral code that makes them forget about money and fully empathize with the client's needs, but there have been fewer of these oversensitive moments, so I enjoyed the episode nicely. (2018.03.19)

Like the previous episode, this one was very well constructed, and I gave it five stars despite some reservations. The plotline of rescuing the condemned to death would have been much more interesting to me if it hadn't so desperately and transparently attacked emotions. (2018.03.20)

I don't understand how the first four episodes of this season could be so strangely lacking in energy when I really enjoyed the following episodes. This time, everything worked excellently, tricks were followed by counter-tricks, I would just vote for resolving Mik's agreement already, the constant changes were a bit annoying, and the ending had too much pathos for my taste. (2018.03.20)

I was basically satisfied with the tenth episode and I would even add that last star, but in total there were too many emotions for me. I understand, it's my fault, I am insensitive and I cannot enjoy similar moments in the way a more emotionally equipped viewer would, but I can't do anything about it. (2018.03.20)

With Jessika's character, it seems like the atmosphere of the previous episodes, which I enjoyed so much, has disappeared. The creators returned to the proven fight between Luis and Harvey, but I feel like the series has moved somewhere else, so I was quite disappointed. The eleventh episode didn't turn out very well, and I gave it the fourth star out of inertia. 4* (2018.03.20)

When watching the sixth season, I feel like on a seesaw. The beginning was weak, followed by several excellent episodes, and suddenly everything went downhill again. Instead of tricky intrigues and legal battles, there was an episode about family relationships. If the creators wanted to give the characters greater depth in this way, they went about it poorly. (2018.03.21)

The thirteenth episode was much better than the previous one, mainly because the creators recovered and returned the focus of the series to the legal environment. However, the pace of the story was certainly not one of the fastest, and once again, I greatly disliked how emotions were played out in a simplistic manner. (2018.03.21)

In the case of the fourteenth episode, I could be fully satisfied, the legal aspect was in full swing, the plot was interesting, the pace of the story was faster, and I had a feeling that there was less emotional blackmail. The problem I had was with the excessive occurrence of "mirkodušínovské" moralizing, which already annoys me in American TV series. (2018.03.21)

Although I expected a similar conclusion, I was not disappointed, even though it squeaked loudly several times for me because there was an excessive amount of motivational speeches. The plot was interesting and full of events this time as well, and Luis nicely spiced up the ending, which at one point threatened to be dangerously overly sweet. (2018.03.21)