Ögretmen

First of, Ilker Kaleli is an underrated but a great actor. I had no better expectation about this series. I thought it's just another one of those turkish classroom setting with kids and their classroom drama. I was totally wrong, very far from my expectation.

Gripping excitement, suspense, good acting from the main characters as well as some of the younger cast. Very engaging scenes and cliffhanher endings, that you do not want to stop watching until you finish the whole series.

This is not one of those usual ordinary 2-hour long turkish soaps of romantic base and baits nor family dramas nor cheesy slash corny romantic comedy stuff. This has so much social relevance and message where everyone and every character may turnout the villain from being the hero and vise-versa.

It is not a typical turkish show, it's different. Fantastique show!!!

I loved this drama so much, it's not like the typical cliche Turkish dramas. This drama was different with many strong messages and moral values which taught me many valuable life lessons. The ending of course wasn't fully right since it needed more explanation and it needed at least one more episode to reveal everything fully so yes the drama didn't get the ending that it deserves. However it's not the dramas fault since the pandemic is the main reason for all of this and it would be unfair to criticise and give a bad rating to a drama on reasons that they can't control. So yah Highly Recommended for sure.

There's not much to say other than it was amazing series , acting was good ,story was really interesting and good, but my problem start from episode 6 they go so much detail and at the end they don't explain everything thing ,it kinda have a open ending which personaly I don't like open ending ,sometime the series wasn't logical ,and for the person who says it is a copy of la casa de paple it is so different, I can't even see a similarity between them other than the both series is about hostges and the characters are soooooo different

Love this show. I can watch thid over and over again.

Afra Saracoglu's performance as Gizem in The Teacher (Ogretmen) is simply outstanding. She portrayed a character full of emotions, inner struggles, and vulnerability with such realism that it deeply touched the audience. Afra brought Gizem to life with authenticity and power, making the viewers feel every fear, every hope, and every silent scream of the character. This role proved once again that Afra is not only a rising star, but also an actress with incredible depth and range. Gizem will always be remembered as one of her most impressive performance.