Is Záhada hlavolamu coming back?

Záhada hlavolamu ended on January 1, 1970, on ČT1. This Czech TV series from 1969 was a family adventure and mystery show based on Jaroslav Foglar's novel. It was set in the fictional district of Stinadla, where a group of teenage boys called the Vontové (Vonts) engaged in rituals and explored a mysterious conundrum containing plans for a flying bicycle. The story followed their adventures as they searched for the metal puzzle, which was in the possession of the phantom Sirokko, and involved young inventor Jan Tleskac. Záhada hlavolamu was a series that depicted the adventures of boys in a stylized, shadowy setting with a black and white aesthetic, emphasizing the mysterious atmosphere of Stinadla. The show highlighted themes of friendship, curiosity, and youthful bravery, with performances by children actors that were noted for their convincing portrayals. The series reflected Foglar's themes of truth and adolescence, and it was a notable part of Czech children's television history during the late sixties.