A watchable German sitcom. Don't expect too much: it's a teenage "Terror Role Playing Videogame" series with hints of nostalgia for the '90s, following the steps of "Stranger Things".
The couple of young actors Jeremias Mayer (Mark) and Lea Drinda (Becky) are excellent, both responsible for best moments in every episode. Zoran Pingel (Memo) acting is also worth mentioning, as he adds humor and human interest in every scene his character appears.
The storyline and dialogues are predictable and, sometimes, boring. But the cast does a good job keeping their stereotyped characters interesting and relatable.
As I said, don't expect too much. It is a simple and unpretentious piece of entertainment for youngsters and nostalgia for their parents.
The couple of young actors Jeremias Mayer (Mark) and Lea Drinda (Becky) are excellent, both responsible for best moments in every episode. Zoran Pingel (Memo) acting is also worth mentioning, as he adds humor and human interest in every scene his character appears.
The storyline and dialogues are predictable and, sometimes, boring. But the cast does a good job keeping their stereotyped characters interesting and relatable.
As I said, don't expect too much. It is a simple and unpretentious piece of entertainment for youngsters and nostalgia for their parents.