Baska Bir Gün

This series is unlike anything typically found on television - it feels too good for the medium. The performances are delivered by truly skilled and professional actors, whose subtle sarcasm and sharp comedic timing elevate every scene. The small, witty conversations give the show a unique rhythm and charm, offering a refreshing twist on what could have been a static format.

Very few series manage to strike this kind of tone or leave such an impression. It's a real shame that it ended, as it had undeniable quality. I sincerely hope it gets a remake or a continuation on another platform. It genuinely deserved more.

This drama has twists and turns and keeps you wondering what will happen next, but it's really not all that exciting, to be perfectly honest.

I found the lead actress, Ezgi Mola (Nehir)quite likeable, along with her sister, Elcin Afacan (Melike) and the "second lead man" Berke Ates (Tuna). They were my favorite three characters. Nehir showed determination and strength. Melike was sincere and loveable and Tuna was, well, cute as well as kind and a good and understanding steadfast friend to Nehir.

Overall, the story was initially intriguing but after a few episode, it began to drag on and I was just wishing for a conclusion. As there were only 10 episodes in total, it seems I got my wish.