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This is a fairly dumb romantic drama about Leyla, a 30yo lawyer who works for her uncle's firm, and who is torn between different men. Her friends are also her coworkers and everyone' lives revolve around her life's dramatic episodes. She is mostly portrayed getting sad/angry-drunk and bouncing between two main suitors. One of the suitors is a long-term partner and the other is someone she barely knows (and he barely knows her).

A flash forward device is used to preface the story at the beginning of each chapter/episode. The structure and writing is very much like a contemporary telenovela. I mainly watched this because it is set in Turkey and I was nostalgic for a past trip that I took there., and not because of the story.

I mainly watched this because it is set in Turkey and I was nostalgic for a past trip that I took there.

A feel good, very light, romantic, full of laughter, slight drama and lots of moral lessons. If you are looking to destress, this is definitely your TVSeries. A TV Series that you'd want to comeback again and again. A comfort zone. Serenay Sarikaya is one of a kind actress. Very natural. The best turkish actress. She made us believe once again that Leyla Taylan exists in the real world. I love the camaraderie of the casts, the harmony, the friendships. This series will make you think twice if not thrice before you enter a relationship of any kind. Made you want to love your friends more. Made you want to live your life to fullest.

It's about relationships and human nature.. I can't say it's a special one though.. acting performances are mediocre and scenery is good.. most scenes was predictable but few moments.. Headliner performance is good considering she has her unique style, i believe it's a good match for the character.. filming is also mediocre because there were too many repetetive scenes and repetetive songs.. i don't know why but they play that one song at each party theme. Considering i don't really like that song that it might be pushed me to think that it's boring.. ending was too short for a great finale considering all preparations ,even from the beginning of the show started with the scene from ending, was arranged for it. Anyway it was entertaining.

Thank you next ;KGKG has become a sensation on Netflix, and it's easy to see why. This Turkish series is a delightful mix of heartbreak, messy dates, and courtroom drama, all wrapped up in a package of romance, humor, and stunning visuals. As viewers dive into the world of Thank you next they're taken on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, thanks in large part to the stellar performance of Serenay Sarikaya as Leyla. Sarikaya brings Leyla to life with depth, complexity, and authenticity, capturing her strength, vulnerability, and determination in a way that's truly compelling. But what truly sets KGKG apart is the undeniable chemistry between Leyla and Cem. Their on-screen dynamic adds an extra layer of intrigue and excitement to the series, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats and eagerly awaiting each new episode. With its captivating storyline, stellar performances, and perfect blend of romance and drama, Thank you next is a series that's impossible to resist. Whether you're a fan of legal dramas or simply looking for your next binge-worthy obsession, Thank you next has something for everyone. So grab your popcorn, settle in, and get ready to be swept away by this Turkish gem on Netflix. 🍿👌😁

I cannot express into words the love I have for Serenay Sarikaya and her talent, her performance is so natural and genuine. She makes others shine because she illuminates them with her own light. She is not a selfish actress, she let others take their own light. You can see the camaraderie of the casts. It feels like they are all really friends. As to the series, it os definitely worth watching. Everything Serenay touch turns into gold like they said. This is one good project for her. After being Duru Durulay in FiCiPi, shasu in Shahmaran and Devin in Aile, Avukat Leyla Taylan is such light character that I am sure she enjoyed portraying.