Üç Kurus

Good and interesting characters , Cool and action story , The music is a little weird but good for variety , I enjoyed it and I am waiting for the next episodes.

And I try not to be prejudiced like some people and not to judge by watching an episode and not to say it is bad and hate it.

The first 10 episodes were a masterpiece. Then it started getting more and more clichéd with bright colors disappearing and characters becoming either plain stupid (women) or utterly selfish (men). In the end, it's just bang bang bang and tough guys' jokes like "Is everyone dead yet? Dude, I'm not even tired". I was so puzzled by this sudden change of style that I even did some research to find out the reason. Apparently, the team of screenwriters changed four times with Murat Uyurkulak leaving after the 12th episode, and Berrin Tekdemir joining after episode 15, which has to mean that the show pretty much hung on Uyurkulak's writing, though it's just a hypothesis of mine.

Anyways, as I have already said, the first ten episodes were, as Kartal put it, "kaymak" (the Turkish for very thick cream). It was a very well-written crime mystery set in an authentic gypsy neighborhood with folk music, rhinestones, leopard coats, dancing bears, and ruminations upon racial pride. It's a shame they stripped the show of what was so special about it, making it a mainstream revenge shooter we've seen so many times before.

Not a fan of Turkish series here, but this one! I'm hooked. The episode finishes and I'm already starting to count down the days till next Monday. Truly great a story, plot, writing, casting and acting. Uraz and Ekin delivered as always. This is my first time watching aslihan in a series and she's really good. You should all watch it!!!!!

Love the plot n acting! The actors are able to bring the characters to life. The emotions. Getting to know the Romani community is educational. After the UBS cancellation, glad to see Ekin Koc in action as Efe. Good chemistry between him n Layla. Amazing young actress. Another good one from Ay Yapim - Worth watching!

I like this series for its wackiness, growing camaraderie between the crime boss and commissioner as they try to solve a serial killing together, a double romance brewing and very quirky lifestyle of a tightly knit gypsy community. Acting by the entire cast is good. The songs and soundtrack are quirky too. Sometimes I find myself thrown back into Icerde soundtrack and sometImes I even get hints of Phantom of the Opera! The series is fast moving, funny, at times over the top making me laugh and yet gripping and intense. I'm only at episode 6 now and hope the series continues to be good.