Anonim

As a fan of Leyla and Mecnun, I'm biased when it comes to Ali Atay and Serkan Keskin. This show isn't revolutionary but definitely an enjoyable one with a decent concept.

It's a situation comedy around the concept of what if ancient practices continues to this day. Show adapts these traditions without straying too far from reality in my opinion. Cast was great, run time isn't long (which I prefer) and there's room to improve in general.

I'm happy to see the advancements of Turkish comedy in recent years especially with the shows in streaming services.

Hope we get more episodes, definitely deserves a second season.

"Anonim" represents a remarkable failure in Turkish television. Despite assembling a stellar cast of talented actors, the series manages to squander every opportunity to create compelling entertainment.

This is the worst case of wasted potential I've seen in recent years. With such a perfect cast at their disposal, the creators must have actively tried to make something this disappointing. The writing lacks coherence, the character development is nonexistent, and even the most basic comedic timing falls flat throughout.

What's most frustrating about "Anonim" is how it fails to utilize its actors' natural talents. The performers struggle with poorly conceived scenarios and dialogue that undermines their abilities. Even the most skilled cast members appear uncomfortable, trapped in a production that seems determined to sabotage itself.

With its disjointed storytelling, forced humor, and misused cast, "Anonim" earns a generous 1/10 as one of the most disappointing Turkish series in recent memory.