46: Yok Olan

What a roller coaster! I starts quietly an gathers momentum. Mix a little bit of Dexter, a dollop of Jekyll and Hyde, and a sliver of Breaking Bad.

Several sub-plots woven together very cleverly.

Our rich, obsessive protagonist is sinister in his normal state, but barking mad in his alter ego. And, he is not the only one...

46 Completely enjoyable perfect serie with A category actors and actresses.

Quick absolved!

From the very first sight till the most recent perfect!

It must be seen!

Some of us liked more if it would English or German syncronised. -Nevertheless this good as it is.

We are eagerly waiting for the second Season of 46!

First of all, the show is too long. The episodes are almost all 60+ minutes, and there are 13 of them.

It was interesting to start with, but there were too many soap opera elements as it went on, and lots of just... strangeness. It's hard to tell how much was intentional.

The police work was sloppy and it made no sense that they wouldn't face disciplinary action for some of it, and the main policewoman wore some ridiculous outfits for an apparent professional.

The final episode really wasn't satisfying. I won't spoil anything, but this show definitely isn't worth investing the time in.

This is one of the strangest series I have ever watched. The first 20 minutes was laughable but I kept watching. It just got stranger and stranger but I couldn't look away. I really did enjoy watching this but I am not sure why. The mystery, the over acting, the crazy plot... If you like unusual TV give it a try.

Got bored with the same stuff on Netflix and gave a try to this Turkish TV series, loved the work of Serdar Akar. Not Breaking Bad or Ozark but good acting and good taste for thriller fans