Series Cop from the past — 1 season, 11 episode

Story

After recovering from a coma that lasted two decades, police captain Oleg Dolin returns to a country and a profession he barely recognizes. The world he knew has been reshaped by new technology, unfamiliar routines, and a changed approach to fighting crime. His former colleagues have built different lives, while his daughter has grown up without him. As Oleg attempts to find his place within the modern police service, he also faces the personal consequences of an absence that cannot simply be erased.

This episode continues the crime comedy's story of a lawman from the 1990s adapting to the present day. Its tension comes from the contrast between Oleg's old-school instincts and the methods, habits, and relationships surrounding him now. The episode-specific synopsis is unavailable, so the focus remains on the series' continuing premise and its blend of police investigation, family complications, and comic culture shock.

Overview

Cop from the Past is a Ukrainian crime comedy directed by Oleg Borschevsky. The series combines a police procedural framework with the lighter side of a time-displaced protagonist's return to active duty. Oleg's professional experience gives him confidence, yet the social and technological landscape has moved far beyond the world he remembers.

Alongside cases connected with his renewed service, the story explores the cost of lost time. Oleg must reconnect with a daughter who has grown up, understand what happened to the people once closest to him, and decide how much of his former identity can survive in a new era. The result is a character-driven premise with room for investigation, domestic tension, and humor rooted in the collision of two generations.

Cast and Characters

The central character is police captain Oleg Dolin, a determined lawman whose return to duty places him between the policing methods of the past and the realities of the present. His daughter and former colleagues form the personal circle he must approach again after years of absence, while the surrounding police team connects his private adjustment with the series' crime stories.

The cast features Dmitry Surzhykov, Olga Grishina, Sergey Derevyanko, Daryna Trehubova, and Mykhailo Kryshtal. Oleg Borschevsky directs the series, guiding its mix of police drama, family relationships, and situational comedy.