Ramo

Great series , storyline, picture and amazing cast worth to watch.

Best show to watch right now.Its new and a bunch of action happens between the love of people it's a mix of action and love great show to watch.Hope it never ends.

My current tv addiction. Four episodes in and it's all I can think of. Watched the lead actress Esra Bilgic in two seasons of Dirilis Ertugrul, a role I felt became increasingly shallow, something I've noticed in some tv series once the chase part of the romance storyline is played-out. I'm decently expecting that doesn't happen here, *knock on wood*. It's my first time watching the lead actor and title role, Murat Yildirim, both are great in their role, and really great together. I believe their characters. Sibel is my jam, love her attitude. And Ramo, I love him as Bodyguard Ramo & Defacto Head of the Pumpers Ramo. The first episode was a bit shaky for me because of the director's unique style, I was afraid he was going to be Tarantino-like with the fonts, which I love Tarantino but just no. I thought the show would go up in some heavy handed "Gangster Series" style flames that all but spells WE BAD, WE ASS, WE BADASS in the sky but for all my worries by the second episode I was in love. Completely. Gangster font and all.

Although it begins like Peaky Blinders, it is a drama with top action. I highly recommend to watch especially second season.Each part is different excitement.

This is one (if not the best) turkish series I have seen since the first 2 seasons of Cukur! It's never dull, has everything that you want to see from drama to action to romance to humor and has some of the best acting I have seen in YEARS! Esra is a force and her acting skills are unparalleled for someone at her age! And Murat... WOW! I have seen people act with full on emotions; throwing fits and being explosive in their performances. In this, Murat is just sensational! He manages to convey all emotions from a single look or a whispered word. I am honestly shook because I never knew he was this good. All in all, this is a great show well worth investing 2 hours a week in. You will NOT be sorry!