@Zhekakozlov: no, it was somehow obvious. Porechenkov's character had too little influence on the plot, he was in the background all the time, and the actor is famous. Who, if not him, will be the main villain? Although a couple of episodes ago, he famously dodged suspicion.
Everything is very competently built by the scriptwriters. You start suspecting one person, then the other. It reminded me of the storyline with Bloody John from the TV series "The Mentalist".
@Катя25: But for me, Viktor Saraykin, the new driver, and Yakov Kucherevsky (one of the bandits) seem to be the same person. Only one is younger, the other is older, like father and son.
The series is being corrected, the thread about the father who killed the shooter is great! He's still digging deep, I shouldn't have scolded him two episodes ago.
I'm sorry, but I find the comments funny. It was as if people hadn't seen anything worthwhile in the detective genre, that they were praising this nonsense. You've got a trick on me, too, Sherlock Holmes. All the lines revolved around one and a half people, and everyone was making guesses. But the main culmination, of course, should be the murder of my nephew, that's 100%. The academician is a tough guy, you can't argue with that, thank God he spared the kitten. Now it's clear why the series is called Liquidation, but the first title was Liquidation of the nephew.
How much better would the series have become in terms of a detective story if Porechenkov had not been an Academician. It's too obvious. But overall, the actors, the drama, the atmosphere are great.
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14Now it's clear why the series is called Liquidation, but the first title was Liquidation of the nephew.
But overall, the actors, the drama, the atmosphere are great.