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This was my first time watching a Turkish show and I binged the entire season in a few days. At first it seems like it's a set up for a cliche enemies-to-lovers romance but this show really surprised me with its depth and nuanced storyline. I found the main character, Leyla, extremely relatable and loved her. Her friend group and co-workers were also relatable for the age group of the characters as were the ups and downs of her relationship with her ex. I'm looking forward to season 2 and watching Leyla become an even stronger and independent woman in her thirties. And hopefully a lot more of Cem too ;) I'm surprised by the low ratings on IMBD but it's doing well on Netflix for a reason. As an American viewer I thoroughly enjoyed this show and highly recommend it!

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.

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.

I was reading New York Times newspaper writer Lulu Garcia Navarro interview with Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos She talked about the series Thank You Next starring Serenay Sarikaya and said My latest obsession is a Turkish TV series called Thank You Next I was like ok let's give a chance Since I have obsession with romantic comedy But when I watched it I was shocked cuz it's beyond just a fun romantic comedy It's story line is so deep especially when it comes to episode 6 to 8 It's about nowadays relationship issues and when you watch the series you can easily find signs from your own life The leading actor carried the show Also the male leadings had great job The whole team nailed it Looking forward for season two I also checked Netflix charts and it was on the charts for three weeks in row now airing Also I it's a big success for Turkish series So to anyone who's reading this be sure you can easily watch it.

Definitely looking forward for season 2!!! It was such a very fun to series to watch. Very light. Also very funny. I love it because I was just laughing the whole time. Serenay Sarikaya played Avukat Leyla Taylan very well, so different from her old and other characters. A few more suggestions; We want more Leyla Taylan's story.

We want to see Leyla doing the lawyer job seriously. We want men coming from Leyla's working place. Definitely another lawyer from opposing team that Leyla could explore as well. I love how the story totally revolves with Leyla. Her friends, her family, her job. But like I said, I want to see Leyla more in her lawyering job.