Prens

First of all, I would like to thank Giray Altinok for bringing the breath of life that Turkish comedy needed. From the script to the costumes, a work of great production value has been prepared. Each episode is well-connected to make you watch the next with excitement. The jokes and the protagonist are delicately crafted. As for the casting, we probably couldn't have done better if we wanted to. Both proven experienced players and young players who will bring a new perspective to the industry were selected, which prevented us from watching a game that is neither too mediocre nor too high, and the balance between them was established very well. I don't remember watching a comedy that I enjoyed this much in a long time, let alone Turkish productions. Even in terms of production value, this is a work that I think everyone who is interested in should give a chance. I hope it will be a long-term work and we will continue to watch it with pleasure. In a long time, let alone Turkish productions.

The absurd adventures of a nameless prince unfold in an imaginary country, capturing the audience's imagination with its unique charm 😄 The script is excellent, skillfully blending humor and drama to create a captivating narrative. As the seasons progress, the cast expands, introducing a diverse array of characters that add depth and complexity to the story. By the third season, the stakes are higher than ever, as it appears that the prince will go to war with larger, more powerful countries. This development promises to bring intense and thrilling plot twists, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. 😎

It was a good series, I wish there was a sequel. A production with Hollywood studio quality. Especially the 3rd episode of the 2nd season was great, I really liked the pirates and the dancing and their songs.

In general, the acting and editing are quite successful, it tells the funny situations of a fictional European city-state/kingdom called Bongomia.

I also liked the costumes, the only problem is that the visual effects were quite weak, the exteriors were unfortunately monotonous and unattractive, but I think they could only do so much due to budget issues. Still, I recommend it as a nice watch.

I don't know if it was ever an inspiration, but this series reminds me the first season of Black Adder by Sir Rowan Atkinson.

Main character is a non-binary quirky Prince, with a touch of stereotypical Turkish gay man attitude, sometimes to the point of exaggeration. Prince is not the typical "good" person, but a very self-centered and ignorant just like S1 Black Adder.

Plot is not very original or unexpected, yet focusing on character development and fun aspect shines the series to magnificent success.

Originality comes from that attitude of Prince and story is just a background around him.

There are times that scenes getting a bit boring and stretching the gimmick way too much, but it still can be considered a fast-paced series comparing to overall Turkish series we have.

Definitely a fresh breath of air, not focusing on vulgar language to make it seem fun like many others and thankfully something that is not focusing on Turkey or Turkish people related theme, but definitely made for Turkish-speaking people to enjoy with relative material.

Absolutely recommend and hoping to see more of it.

Most of the Turkish comedy series maybe better than all of them, I enjoyed watching it, most of the time it was funnier towards the end, the episodes were well connected to each other, the actors were very successful, I am sure that even people with low mood will quickly raise their mood, I normally avoid laughing out loud, but it is not possible to laugh silently while watching this series, I congratulate the actors for their work, they played very professionally, I hope the new season will come, but it would be better not to extend it too long and end it well in terms of being remembered well.