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I honestly don't always like Rom Coms based on the predictability of the storyline, but this one was a sweet production based on the strong chemistry between the main stars and the general friend group

I thought the comedic characters were annoying and overdone, and I had to skip through almost all of Koray's scene. Less of him would have been better.

The writers could also have done far more to develop Dephnes bravery over time. The same run from situations because of fears and telling stupid lies for no good reason was characteristic of season 2. And it was annoying. However, I LOVED Omer and his chapter growth, I loved Iso and his depth, and Sinan and his sweet natured naïveté

A happy ending for all... although I would have loved to see Nuro and Koray get what they deserved. If you like RomComs then This one is for you!!

I love the story line and characters. However, I get sick of the Neriman and Koray and the nonsense of them. I get the idea behind having those characters but some of their scenes are drawn out and over the top.

You can watch it with pleasure though sometimes the story drags out .Omer is definitely every woman's of every age dream guy .When he is teasing Dafne,he smiles like a small child and you can see his talent just by watching him acting in Kuzkun. If you can skip episodes 30-50 even better

Definitely one of the best if not THE BEST TV show of this genre that I have ever seen - world wide. Even though I have previously had problems with Turkish television, this one managed to break through language and any cultural barriers. It is very modern, colorful and eclectic, but at the same time shines light on some of the Turkish traditions and customs through some significant events.

One of the greatest problems I've had in the past with Turkish television was that I often felt the dialog didn't match the scene. Actors would often seem either completely detached from the scene or overacting it. That was was not the issue here (I'm talking about the main story and main two characters). They had an amazing chemistry. Line delivery, gestures, mimic... it was truly an enjoyment to watch.

The only downside to the show is the fact that since the show was planned to last for about 3-4 months and have just over 20 episodes, but ended up running for year and a half with 69 episodes, changes in script were necessary. And it shows! For me, by the time that slight setback happened, I've grown so attached to the characters that it didn't really bother me, but I can definitely see why certain people found that problematic.

Like most Turkish television shows, this one relies heavily on emotions... Not just romantic feelings, but those between family members, friendships, colleagues! Characters are truly well-rounded and they have a great development throughout the entire show. Side characters are just as colorful and a bit 'too much' at times, but they all play their part in the story.

If you give this show a chance (and I strongly recommend that you do), you will be laughing and crying, get warm fuzzy feeling and get angry at times. And you will be treated to one of the most beautiful and well-played love stories ever.

The show is good, the story is good, I like the acting for the most part but I really can't stand the Neriman and Koray characters. I know they're probably over the top on purpose but their scenes get so incredibly annoying that I just skip over them since I'm watching it on recordings. If they were toned down a bit and in smaller doses, the show would have been much better, in my opinion.