TV series "Conditional Cop"

Episode 20 | Deadly Quest
A teenager falls from scaffolding and dies in an unfinished building. Police have two theories: accident or suicide. Meanwhile, the mother of another teenager comes to Gordeeva to report her son missing. It turns out that both men had talked about getting rich soon. Gordeeva and Ryzhov begin to uncover the meaning behind these strange statements...

Episode 21 | The Imaginary Invalid
Gordeeva and Ryzhov track a drug trafficking ring in a park. After being hit in the face with a handful of powder while arresting a drug courier, the poisoned Ryzhov ends up in an ambulance at a psychiatric hospital, where many dangerous discoveries await him.

Episode 22 | The Last Role
"If the Tunguska meteorite falls again, you'll definitely be at the epicenter, Mitya," jokes Ryzhov's friend Hera. And not at a good time. A brawl at the "Kotel" bar ends badly for the friends. And even Captain Gordeeva can't help them.

Episode 23 | False Dmitry
Someone is going door-to-door, installing expensive equipment on behalf of the Housing and Utilities Department for gullible pensioners. Dmitry Ryzhov has emerged as the prime suspect. He's ready to fight for his good name, but how can he do that from a holding cell?

Episode 24 | Dowry Wedding
Right from her wedding, the bride, the daughter of Ryzhov's boss, is kidnapped by the groom's former business partner. The groom turns to Voron for help, while the mother turns to the police and the housing and utilities department. Ryzhov and Gordeeva are also involved...

Episode 16 | Big Catch
Ryzhov and his friend Gero finally go fishing. But what awaits them is not a long-awaited vacation, but a horrific discovery. Instead of worms, they unearth a girl with a knife wound. It turns out she worked at a massage parlor, whose owner, Voron, is trying to drive out of the neighborhood. Gordeeva comes to Ryzhov to find out how the possible victim of the property redistribution was discovered…

Episode 17 | More Than Money
In a park, a man is about to shoot himself in front of visitors. Ryzhov, walking with Belskaya, witnesses this. The police arrive and find a weapon, but no body. Captain Gordeeva is at a loss: who is this unknown man? What drove him to commit suicide? But most importantly, what torments Gordeeva is what Ryzhov was doing in the park with a beautiful singer from a local restaurant…

Episode 18 | Rock
A businessman was shot dead near Venya Voron's restaurant. He was carrying a briefcase containing a large sum of money. A well-known rocker, who had a conflict with the victim and went on the run after the incident, is suspected of the murder. Gordeeva and Ryzhov encounter each other in the apartment of a pensioner who discovered a bullet hole in her window. And this is right next to the crime scene...

Episode 19 | Battle Classics
An unknown assailant hits financier Voron with his car and flees the scene. Gordeeva immediately goes to the witness stand, but she's removed from the case and asked to "stay out of it" again. Perhaps others would have heeded such advice, but not the principled Gordeeva.

Episode 11 | Cold Reception
A seductive escort is suspected of robbing a major businessman from Murmansk. The businessman's wife is a close friend of Gordeeva. Why does Gordeeva agree to reveal the theft of a large sum of money, but keep the secret of her infidelity? What drives her to do this outside of work hours? And will Ryzhov and Gera be able to afford the most expensive entertainment in the area?

Episode 12 | The Trumpet Calls
A suspect in armed robberies against young women is detained in a park. His future fiancée is among the victims. All the evidence is against him. But why is Gordeeva on his side? Meanwhile, Ryzhov is taken to the police station for illegal entrepreneurship. What awaits him in jail? His police past leaves its mark... Who will stop the police?
Episode 13 | The Sea Wolf
Two tragedies in one day! A fisherman pulled a body from the river right before Captain Gordeeva's eyes! Apparently, it's more than just a drowned man... Aunt Ryzhova went on a boat trip and never returned...

Episode 14 | Date with Death
Captain Gordeeva isn't averse to improving her personal life. Ryzhov, at his sister's insistence, goes on a date with a woman named Olya. It seems the two are about to go their separate ways. Two shots ring out at Okhtinskoye Cemetery. Who will ultimately remain there forever?
Episode 15 | Photo for Memory
Near a grocery store, a girl snatches a bag containing documents and money from Captain Gordeeva. Ryzhov tries to chase the thief, but she skillfully evades both him and the bandits, with whom she's clearly acquainted. What do Voron's men want from the teenage girl? And why did she decide to snatch the bag from the police captain?

Episode 8 | At Heights
Who drives people to suicide? While quietly enjoying breakfast before work, Ryzhov notices a man on the roof of the building across the street about to make a fatal mistake. Meanwhile, Raven finds himself with a bag over his head... Episode 9 | Bedtime Story
A famous TV presenter has been kidnapped. Captain Gordeeva and her colleagues are interviewing the film crew, trying to reconstruct the events of the day of the abduction. Meanwhile, Ryzhov's boss is buying low-quality batteries. Who would have thought they could influence the investigation?

Episode 10 | A Hero's Reward
A fugitive criminal nicknamed "Boar" finds himself caught between two fires. Both police bloodhounds and the watchdogs of Voron, who miraculously survived his encounter with Boar, are trying to find him. Why is Police Captain Teltsov desperately searching for the fugitive? Will the corrupt cop finally cross the line and side with those he was supposed to be fighting?

CONTENTS OF THE SERIES
Episode 1 | Return
Former detective Dmitry Ryzhov, after serving two years in prison, returns to his hometown. He decides to live quietly and unnoticed, but his greatest talent—finding himself at the epicenter of the most absurd and sometimes dangerous events—emerges on the very first day. Sitting back and not participating is impossible—neither his character nor the attractive district police officer, Arina Gordeeva, with whom fate brings Ryzhov together, will allow it.

Episode 2 | Troubled Area
Ryzhov refuses to obey the thieves' code of conduct imposed by the influential businessman Venya Voron, and Voron doesn't forgive his disobedience. The former detective would have been chained up in a hangar if not for a lucky break in the form of district police officer Gordeeva and her morbid curiosity...

Episode 3 | The Reluctant Courier
Arina Gordeeva is investigating the disappearance of a 15-year-old girl. It is suspected she has become involved with drug dealers. A former detective, now a Housing and Utilities Service employee, Ryzhov, is assisting Gordeeva in her search. Now he has a special vehicle with flashing lights and a heightened sense of justice that hasn't faded.

Episode 4 | Desperate Dreams
Ryzhov, a locksmith for the Housing and Utilities Department, responds to a call and breaks down the door to a lonely woman's apartment. There, he crosses paths with Captain Gordeeva again and learns that a traveling gang is operating in the city, robbing and murdering elderly people.

Episode 5 | Cryptomania
Residents of one of the buildings come to the Housing and Utilities Department to complain about their exorbitant electricity bills. Ryzhov and Gera head off to open the basement, unaware of the big troubles awaiting them beyond the door. Meanwhile, Gordeeva receives a final warning from management to "mind her own business."

Episode 6 | Zugzwang
The district head suspects Voron of kidnapping his grandson. What lengths will Voron go to clear his reputation, and what's really behind the disappearance of a "lowly" official's grandson?

Episode 7 | Echoes of War
Workers find a high-explosive bomb in a construction pit. Before emergency services arrive, the bomb disappears without a trace. Who did it and for what purpose?

Responsibility and a commitment to order. Kleshchev strives to maintain discipline and organization in his unit, even when conflicts arise within the team.
Pragmatism. In work matters, he tends to act prudently, prioritizing practical benefits over emotions.
Conflict in certain situations. Despite his general integrity, in certain situations he can display harshness or compromise to achieve his goals. For example, his interactions with the main character, Dmitry Ryzhov, are often based on confrontation: Kleshchev doesn't always approve of the former operative's methods. He's very fond of money.

Angle - Withdrawn and observant, Tragic rebel, Sharp and straightforward

Erema - rude directness 2) humor 3) knows everything and everyone

Scar is more than just the Joker's henchman. He has his own code of honor and is willing to protect his friends. However, his position in the criminal underworld is precarious: he's torn between a lust for power and inner insecurity. Scar is a complex and multifaceted character. On the one hand, he possesses exceptional physical attributes: strength, speed, agility, and endurance. He's a master of weapons and hand-to-hand combat, and a deadly marksman. On the other hand, behind his stern exterior and rudeness lies a man of principles and an inner code of honor.

Alexander Komolov, aka "The Joker," is dual. The Joker possesses charm and charisma, which makes many viewers unwittingly sympathize with him, despite his villainous role in the plot. Caution. This character tries to leave no trace, which is emphasized, for example, by his habit of constantly wearing gloves. Such caution is a sign of experience and composure. Cunning and calculation. He knows how to manipulate people, weave intrigues, and set traps. His actions are often unpredictable, and his penchant for extreme measures makes him a dangerous opponent. His own code of honor. Despite his criminal background, the Joker has his own principles and an internal moral code, which he sometimes uses to guide himself.
An internal struggle. He's torn between a thirst for power and recognition and a deep inner insecurity. This makes his character vibrant and ambiguous. The Joker's best friend is a scar, and a scar can do anything. It's as if they've known each other since birth, and they have a strong friendship.
Practicality and caution. Details of his image emphasize his prudence. For example, he often wears gloves—not just a style statement, but a hint that he tries not to leave a trace, meaning he acts prudently to avoid being caught. He has his own internal code of honor. Despite his criminal surroundings, he develops his own moral compass, which sometimes conflicts with the rules of the "game" imposed by Raven. He is the crime boss's right-hand man. In the first season, he is closely associated with Veniamin Voronov (nicknamed Raven), serving as his assistant. This leaves its mark: on the one hand, the Joker operates according to criminal logic, on the other, he sometimes displays a principled stance that is unexpected by those around him.

Danilov is an influential and controversial figure. On the one hand, he holds a high-ranking position and wields administrative resources; on the other, his management methods and decisions often raise moral and legal questions.
Main character traits:
Toughness and pragmatism. Danilov is prepared to take tough measures to achieve his goals, not hesitating to use administrative resources to his advantage.
Cynicism. He treats people as tools for solving problems, which is evident in his interactions with subordinates and colleagues.
Ambition. His position and ambition clearly dominate his other human qualities. He strives to expand his influence and strengthen his own power.
Conflict. Danilov has a tense relationship with the series' main characters—former operative Dmitry Ryzhov and district police captain Arina Gordeeva. He often clashes with them, defending the interests of the system he represents.
Duality. His image has its positive aspects: he is capable of decisive action in critical situations. However, this same duality makes him an unpredictable and dangerous opponent.
Thus, Danilov is a complex, multifaceted character, combining the traits of an effective manager and someone willing to bend moral boundaries to achieve his goals. His portrayal creates an interesting dramatic contrast with the main characters.
Danilov - administrator of the Okhta district

The gang consists of the Joker himself, Scar his loyal friend, Erema, Angle and everyone else

A cafe or bar owned by Maksimych, where Joker and his friends (Scar, Erema, and Ugol) hang out in their free time. Ryzhov and Gera also hang out there in their free time.
Look, you go inside. The first room has tables, which is the dining area. You stand in the middle. At the end of the room, on the right side, there's a passageway where the bar itself is. You stand in the doorway on the right side, where the bar is, and then there's the counter. On the left, there's a room, like a room, where the joker sits. There's a long table, two sofas on either side, and at the end of the table, there's a chair where the joker himself sits. The counter immediately opens onto the security in the room where the joker is.

He owns the bar "Kotel." But at work, he doesn't show emotion. He has a stone face.

These character traits are largely shaped by the hero's past. Ryzhov followed in the footsteps of his father, who was also a law enforcement officer and died while apprehending a criminal. After being released from prison, where he was falsely accused of abuse of power, Dmitry tries to live quietly and discreetly, but his nature does not allow him to simply distance himself from what is happening. Experience and skills. As a former operative, he possesses not only professional knowledge but also physical strength, agility, marksmanship, and hand-to-hand combat skills.
Unable to stay on the sidelines. Despite his desire to start a new life and find a quiet job at Zhilkomservis, Ryzhov constantly finds himself at the center of criminal activity. His destiny is to be "thirty-three misfortunes," finding himself in absurd and dangerous situations.
Integrity and stubbornness. He acts according to his convictions, even if it contradicts the opinions of others or official rules. This stubbornness often leads him to go against the system. A heightened sense of justice. This is a key trait. Ryzhov cannot tolerate lawlessness and always strives to restore the truth. Even after his release from prison, where he was sent for abuse of power, he does not lose faith in his innocence and continues to seek evidence. A love of music and reading. In the series, the character is passionate about music (played by actor Denis Rozhkov, he plays the trumpet) and reads a lot. Humanity and empathy. Despite his outward uncompromising nature, Ryzhov is capable of compassion and is willing to help those in need. He is a plumber.

Teltsov is closely connected to the criminal underworld, particularly to a crime boss nicknamed "Raven." He covers up illegal establishments and businesses belonging to the criminal underworld and actively opposes the main characters—principled operatives Dmitry Ryzhov and Arina Gordeeva. He constantly hinders them, fabricates cases, and warns criminals of potential arrests. Teltsov is a prime example of a corrupt police officer who prioritizes money and personal well-being over the performance of his official duties. His character combines several key traits:
Cunning and deceitful. He is a master of intrigue, able to manipulate people, set traps, and weave conspiracies.
Greed and laziness. Taurus has no interest in solving crimes or protecting citizens. His main goal is to make money by any means necessary: ​​through bribes, protecting businesses, or setting up undesirable individuals. He dislikes work and always tries to minimize his efforts by delegating the work to others.
Willingness to be mean. For the sake of profit, he will resort to any meanness, even if it puts his colleagues at risk.
Hot-tempered. If his plans fail, Taurus is capable of outbursts of aggression.
He's adept at existing in the gray area. He's comfortable balancing between the law and crime, using his official position for selfish ends.

Reviews often criticize Okunev. Viewers often consider him incompetent, whose actions undermine the work of the entire department. However, others find a certain charm in his character and believe he adds humor to the series. He is passive and dependent. He often relies on his partner Skvortsov for help, showing little initiative.
He has a penchant for adventure. He sometimes acts impulsively during investigations, which creates additional problems.
Loyalty to friends. Despite his comical blunders, Okunev is loyal to Skvortsov and ready to back him up.
Lack of career ambitions. He doesn't strive for leadership; he's content with the role of an executive, which sometimes

Sergei Skvortsov is a police captain, operative, subordinate of Major Korobitsyn, and partner of Yegor Okunev in the TV series "Conditional Cop."

The character of Sergei Skvortsov
Responsible and diligent, Skvortsov strictly follows orders from his superiors and strives to perform his duties conscientiously.
Practical. He's not given to unnecessary overthinking—he prefers clear, practical solutions and concrete actions.
A reliable partner. In his relationship with Okunev, he demonstrates team spirit: he supports him, covers for him, and works with him on matters.
Moderately tough. As an operative, he can be firm without crossing the line into cruelty; he operates within the law, although he doesn't always delve into moral subtleties.
He doesn't seek out conflict, but he doesn't give in either. If the situation calls for it, he can stand up for himself and his colleagues. He dislikes injustice, but prefers to resolve issues according to the rules rather than through high-profile scandals.

Thus, despite his outward phlegmatic nature, Korobitsyn is a man of principle, capable of bold actions and genuinely caring for those around him. He maintains composure in difficult situations. In one episode, a drug dealer lures a major into a trap, knocks him unconscious, and takes his gun, demanding that he help his arrested accomplice. He also possesses the capacity for deep emotion. In one scene, Korobitsyn attempts to help his illegitimate daughter, who has arrived from out of town and become the victim of blackmail, unaware that he himself is in grave danger. He is also a man of justice and integrity. Korobitsyn does not tolerate injustice and strives to act within the law.
Caring for his subordinates. He treats detectives Skvortsov and Okunev with fatherly love, although he strictly chastises them for their rash actions.

As a leader, he is fair and demanding, yet respectful, which allows him to maintain authority among his colleagues and subordinates. In difficult situations, he is able to make balanced decisions based on his professional experience and moral principles. Zavyalov can be described as an experienced, prudent, and principled officer. He strives to maintain order in his unit, despite occasional conflicts between subordinates and Dmitry Ryzhov's peculiar status as a "conditional cop."