Cinematography:
Alexander ŠurkalaCast:
Karel Roden, Jenovéfa Boková, Marek Taclík, Zdena Studenková, Vojtěch Dyk, Ivana Chýlková, Tatiana Dyková, Marie Doležalová, Jan Cina, Barbora Milotová (more)Episodes(36)
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Episode 1 (S03E01)
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Episode 2 (S03E02)
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Episode 3 (S03E03)
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Episode 4 (S03E04)
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Episode 5 (S03E05)
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Episode 6 (S03E06)
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Episode 7 (S03E07)
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Episode 8 (S03E08)
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Episode 9 (S03E09)
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Episode 10 (S03E10)
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Episode 11 (S03E11)
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Episode 12 (S03E12)
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Episode 13 (S03E13)
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Episode 14 (S03E14)
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Episode 15 (S03E15)
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Episode 16 (S03E16)
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Episode 17 (S03E17)
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Episode 18 (S03E18)
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Episode 19 (S03E19)
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Episode 20 (S03E20)
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Episode 21 (S03E21)
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Episode 22 (S03E22)
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Episode 23 (S03E23)
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Episode 24 (S03E24)
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Episode 25 (S03E25)
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Episode 26 (S03E26)
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Episode 27 (S03E27)
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Episode 28 (S03E28)
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Episode 29 (S03E29)
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Episode 30 (S03E30)
Plots(1)
After the success of the first two seasons of its popular TV show “Therapy,” the first HBO drama series filmed in the Czech Republic returns with another 36 episodes. The excellent Karel Roden once again stars as therapist Marek Pošta, whose clients visit him to resolve personal problems, difficulties at work, and issues in their relationships. (Karlovy Vary International Film Festival)
(more)Reviews (1)
It's been six years since the last season, but in reality nothing has changed at all. Karel Roden in the role of the therapist is still a damn good actor, and in addition, he is still approached by interesting weirdoes you meet in your everyday Prague life, who are no less well played by the best contemporary Czech actors and actresses. Everyone delivers a superb performance, which together with the psychological analyses and therapeutic speeches by Karel Roden (who doesn’t talk in vain and knows when and how to hit with his words), creates a solid third season that was once again a joy to watch. There is no point in analyzing each of the characters that appear here. Some of them I liked more, some less. Certain episodes were worse than others, but that can’t be helped. Not every therapy must necessarily be fun for the viewer. Perhaps I will just add that the most interesting storyline for me was the one with Marek Taclík, which also had the most intriguing ending. ()