Best Slovak comedy series

While married couples live side by side, but temperament, opinions and ways of life are quite different. They experience humorous situations based on misunderstandings and coincidences that life brings.

A police station in a small town is a place where really anything can happen. Under the leadership of Captain Maroš Nagy, his subordinates solve crimes and problems of all kinds: from sausages to mafia weddings, anti-terrorist raids, or the detention of fake police officers from whom filmmakers bow. In addition to the uncompromising boss Maroš, the staff of the police station consists of the active dude Fero Boborovský, who was demoted here from the capital, the protective lazy Karol Hůrka and the slower but even more willing only member of the university professors' family Csongor Kassai.

Petra Polnišová, Lukáš Latinák, Marian Miezga, Robo Jakab and Roman Pomajbo are absolute professionals who, even at midnight, blinds or backgrounds, play... Basically anything! And exactly that is what is already the iconic entertainment show Partička goes - not to be surprised by the absurdly sounding entry of diabolical moderator Dan Dangla and to the great joy of viewers in the studio and in front of screens improvise as a life! This is a royal fun test of inventiveness and talent of all involved, but also a proper shot of their nerves, tightened to burst, perhaps not to be particularly emphasized. No one can be sure what happens and how the whole evening goes, even they themselves do not!

Pressburg is a dramedy TV mini-series, which makes fun of Slovak and Hungarian national stereotypes and searches for answers about our identity in a multilingual environment. It is also the first multilingual television series in Slovakia.

Abandoned by his wife, Martin is lying to his daughter not to be upset. But as Hanka grows, these lies become unbearable. Martin meets Nada unexpectedly, asked her to be a rent-a-mother and all lives are completely changed.

Kutyil Ltd. is a continuation of the series Neighbours. But heroes are no longer Laszlo and Ildikó, but Lajos (Andy Kraus) and Tunde (Viki Ráková) Gyönörű. In addition, viewers will get to know not only them but also their daughter, Emese (Michaela Szoczová). Lajos works as a handyman and his repairs are always funny. There is also a magyarized slovak which often makes funny phrases.

In the ordinary part of the city, there is an average and in no way exceptional grammar school. It is attended by students who will continue their studies, but also those who do not have it and will eventually have to transfer to an industrial school or an apprentice. Children from richer parents from the area come here because they are close, but also students from worse neighborhoods and poorer conditions. Sometimes it's even pretty rough when two hot heads meet… Most of the time, however, in the best sense of the word, it's a completely normal gym. Except for one professor.