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I simply love watching Kerem Bursin in interviews. He is always engaging, entertaining, honest and very relatable. His attitude and personality and approachability make him unique. Add in his expressiveness and humor and truths it always makes for a learning and insightful interview. You can tell with his responses he is being honest. You actually learn real information. His voice is soothing. You can tell he is educated by how well spoken he is.

The actors represented their characters internal dilemmas very well and helps you relate to them and their emotions. Eda is angry and hurt and lashes out at Serkan but at the same time she is drawn to him and still loves him regardless. Serkan thinks he can easily walk away from Eda but finds himself worried about her and giving into making sure she is safe. No matter what their feelings will always be there. Their dance shows no matter what they are drawn to each other. Kerem and Hande's chemistry is incredible. The writing also weaves in some humor with the situations the characters get into.

Kerem is a master at acting with his eyes and facial expressions.

Some of my favorite scenes are in this episode. Serkan is more and more drawn to Eda and he isn't even aware of it. The 'kiss' is the start of him becoming more and more back to himself. The police station where he starts talking to himself and the facial expressions are so good. Kerem is so expressive, one of the best actors at portraying a scene with just a simple facial expression. The way Serkan and Eda play cat and mouse games is funny to watch, who is going to get the best of who in this love game. The Aidan, Afyer and Sefi trio are comical to watch also. I love the boxing scene all Eda had to do was come clean and he was hers, also one of my favorite scenes. As they become more aware of each other and are drawn to each other you know it's almost time for Serkan to remember. I liked the episode.