Set in the early 1990s in Prague, the story follows detectives at the homicide department as they navigate a surge in violent, organized crime during the country's transition to democracy. Historical and Cultural Context

The show depicts famous cases such as the "Orlík killers" (victims found in barrels at the bottom of a dam) and the rise of organized crime figures like Ivan Jonák and his "Discoland Sylvia" club.

The series gained massive popularity, attracting nearly half of all TV viewers during its broadcast, largely due to its meticulous period accuracy and resonance with the "wild" era of early Czech capitalism.

Martin Finger (Václav Plíšek), Ondřej Sokol (František Tůma), and Kryštof Bartoš (Tomáš Kozák).

It has become the most-watched Czech series since 2004, sparking national discussions about how society remembers the social and economic turbulence of that decade. Notable Real Names and Landmarks Mentioned