I caught all 8 episodes on Tubi recently and was thoroughly amazed at the amount of 1920's detail allotted to the scenery: the oil lamps, automobiles, telephones, architecture, playing cards, heated asthma inhaler, weapons, food, clothing, farms, etc. Being a foodie, I definitely would've liked to have known what they ate at home and the restaurants.

I didn't mind the drama of the daughters of the head detective; it was necessary for continuity. Being it was a period series, and with me being a detail freak, I often had to pause at times to Google references of things that were mentioned, such as the head detective's wife losing her countess title and what that entailed, the anarchist posters being plastered all over the place, the infrequent references to how things would've been different before Czechoslovakia became a republic, etc.

I do wish the series didn't make the young police apprentice seem to be a buffoon at times, but I suppose that may have been intentional for comedic relief from an otherwise dreary series. All in all, a worthy series and worth anyone's time if even for the eye candy alone.