Oyunbozan

This series has a wonderful story, great writing, casting, and directing...until it doesn't. It was clearly meant to have more episodes and instead is wrapped up with an epilogue that feels like it falls about 1/3 to halfway through the story. It's disappointing following all the wonderful plot and character development to this point. But, as it's only 13 episodes- I'd still recommend watching. Those 13 are worth it and all in all not that huge of a time investment.

It goes very well until the last episode. They had argument for at list many more and they wrap the serie with the journalist reading in a paper the very end of all characters. It´s really dissapointing.

It´s the second time a turkey novel ends in few lines, as they didn´t have enough money to continue and end the novel properly.

I think I wont try again and better see other things but turkey novels

This was a very exciting series with some extremely nasty characters BUT when I got to the last episode I was completely floored when, with just around 17 minutes to spare, the series didn't look like it was anywhere near ending. Then, in the last 7 minutes, with basically a few pen strokes, the whole story was wound up and put to bed. It sure looked like the actors had come to work that day and been told that they could go home early as the series was over. I was convinced I had the solution to the heart transplant issue that was dangling in the air and I'm sure that the writers had been intending to do something more daring with that too but it looks like suddenly funding was cut. Or maybe one of the principal actors broke a bone. There were several other loose ends too so don't expect to have all your questions answered. Nevertheless the story until the last 17 minutes is exceptional and well worth seeing. You can write your own ending!

The acting was very good, especially the grandpa but a very poor and disappointing ending. I assume it was canned due to poor viewing figures.

Get out of the film industry. Your series won't cut it anywhere.