After a Ukrainian high school teacher's tirade against government corruption goes viral on social media, he finds himself elected the country's new president.
Stars: Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Vladyslav Dmytrenko and Anastasiya Chepelyuk
Full Cast: Boris Abramov, Oleg Karpenko, Stanislav Boklan, Viktor Saraykin, Nataliya Sumskaya, Ekaterina Kisten, Elena Kravets, Evgeniy Koshevoy, Yuriy Krapov, Aleksandr Pikalov, Anna Koshmal, Galina Bezruk
Episode Guide
Best Servant of the People Episodes
Top 20 (Ranked)
November 1, 2017
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0.0 0 votesS2E13 Episode 13 October 31, 20170.0 0 votesS2E12 Episode 12
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0.0 0 votesS2E11 Episode 11 October 30, 20170.0 0 votesS2E10 Episode 10
0.0 0 votesS2E10 Episode 10 November 1, 20170.0 0 votesS2E14 Episode 14
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0.0 0 votesS2E23 Episode 23 November 14, 20170.0 0 votesS2E22 Episode 22
0.0 0 votesS2E22 Episode 22 November 13, 20170.0 0 votesS2E21 Episode 21
0.0 0 votesS2E21 Episode 21 Servant of the People Trailer
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User Reviews
Watchseries; Not often do I come across something which without being vulgar or merely trying to shock you with indecency, manages to portray the (perceived?) reality of politics in such a raw fashion. The last time I was stuck to my screen with such interest was when watching Dr. Strangelove. I'm not proud to say that (even?) as a Western European, the political incompetence and blatant corruption are very familiar, so the plot works no matter where you live.
The casting is great, the satire is splendid, the plot is amusing. I'm sold.
Not often do I come across something which without being vulgar or merely trying to shock you with indecency, manages to portray the (perceived?) reality of politics in such a raw fashion. The last time I was stuck to my screen with such interest was when watching Dr. Strangelove. I'm not proud to say that (even?) as a Western European, the political incompetence and blatant corruption are very familiar, so the plot works no matter where you live.
The casting is great, the satire is splendid, the plot is amusing. I'm sold.
Servant of the People watchseries. He is also a decent president. To be honest, i was doubtful of this tv show before is started watching it. Over the course of my 3 days off i finished it. It was great, inspiring, and funny.
Having seen just the first episode, this is endearing and very funny. Zelensky is an engaging, human and funny man. A schoolteacher becomes president. And now, in turn the comedian becomes president, for real... and one of the bravest leaders in modern times. The strangeness of seeing him on screen in this role and comparing that to the heart wrenching statements shown on every newschannel in the free world is unimaginable but for the fact that it is horribly real. The world is facing such peril, the like of which has not been seen since 1945, yet this TV comedy, in a language unfathomable to most western ears brings humanity and hope, through a man destined to go down in history as both comedian and hero.
Every leader of any country (CEO of any Corp...sorry Charles Koch) should watch this. I send out a plea to the US Republican party to watch this. Reverse 'Citizens United' SCOTUS. Enforce the Fourteenth Amendment, Section 3.
If I were to have watched this before the Ukraine/Russia war, I would have thought this was very clever and well-acted. But viewing it within the context of the day, my opinion changes only slightly. That slight change comes in the form of admiration for Zelensky, who is clearly a skilled actor. If you enjoy such shows as MASH or Veep, or are interested in seeing Ukraine's president in his former job, then I highly recommend checking this out.
The show is a small window into the Eastern European politics. It's unclear why they speak Russian instead of Ukrainian in 99% of their conversations, but it's very funny and interesting.