O príncipe

The plot, the atmosphere and actors of The Prince was very nice, especially Giray Altinok who gives a life to the main character. Turkey needed a comedy serie like this. Theres details and messages about lgbtq+, feminism and theres a lot of dark humour. If anyone wants to have fun for their free time, I'd definitely recommend this since theres not many projects which has this type of absurd concept. It's actually underrated and I think people should give it a try because it deserves so much more. The main character is a bit "girly" and everyone's got their own fun personalities. There's also little plot twists.

Officially, all the episodes flowed like water, it's a very nice and fluent series, lots of fun in every episode. The quality of the players was evident throughout the entire season, so it was impossible not to be impressed. Unlike other period dramas, it didn't have any boring features, on the contrary, it had a lot of fun and events. The prince, on the other hand, was an excellent character, what was discussed in the palace and family relations were handled very well. I'm very curious to see how the second season will be released as soon as possible and how it will go, thank you very much to the whole team for this series.

I haven't watched such a good comedy series in a long time. Giray Altinok did an amazing job. He played his role very well. You will have a lot of fun watching it. Every episode is very entertaining, the Gladiator scene is great, the jokes used in the scenes are great and funny. I hope the series continues.

I haven't watched such a good comedy series in a long time. Giray Altinok did an amazing job. He played his role very well. You will have a lot of fun watching it. Every episode is very entertaining, the Gladiator scene is great, the jokes used in the scenes are great and funny. I hope the series continues.

I haven't seen such a good comedy series in a long time. In Turkey, comedy productions have not been in the forefront for a long time. Giray Altinok did a great job. He played his role very well. You will have a lot of fun while watching. Me and my friends fall about laughing. Every episode is very entertaining, Hungarian scenes are great, the jokes used in the scenes are great and funny. Minimal acting impressions, mimics are incredible. The emotional transitions provided by the mimics and the suitability of the script are extraordinary. The bold scenes exhibited, the period-appropriate decors, the images that do not stand still even though they were shot on the green screen. I haven't pressured anyone to watch a series in a long time. I hope the series continues.

I haven't seen such a good comedy series in a long time. In Turkey, comedy productions have not been in the forefront for a long time. Giray Altinok did a great job. He played his role very well. You will have a lot of fun while watching. Me and my friends fall about laughing. Every episode is very entertaining, Hungarian scenes are great, the jokes used in the scenes are great and funny. Minimal acting impressions, mimics are incredible. The emotional transitions provided by the mimics and the suitability of the script are extraordinary. The bold scenes exhibited, the period-appropriate decors, the images that do not stand still even though they were shot on the green screen. I haven't pressured anyone to watch a series in a long time. I hope the series continues.

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.