Review by akkasahmetumut

Hello. As a man who was born in and have been in the metropolises in Turkey for 22 years, I can now see why some non-native people'd not like this series.

The episodes mostly embody the essence of purified classical state of being of a Turkish person, reflected over unorthodox events which are not so implausible considering the life in the metropolises in Turkey. It is not solely the scenario, it is the cumulative constructs of the feelings embedded inside the actors and the whole scenes that matter. The construct here that builds up from a quasi-ordinary event and develops into a crazy situation is not already part of the current metropolitan life of Turkey; but also in the classics of Turkish literature, spanning from the Republic era novels back to the Ottoman and pre-Ottoman tales and myths -of which the weakened Turkish education system still manages to give a taste to the pupils.

So; with the clear and rich language, the smooth switch and set-up of the scenes, the accurate characterization, this series can be considered as a masterpiece. This series does not only entertain its viewers, but also help correct and enrich their degenerating language. However; I can see that if you are non-native, you may not spot those values easily. I get it.