s04e27 — 130. Bölüm

I'm sorry it's going to be long! But it's too long again, girls! I suggest putting a bottle of cognac valerian before the start of the episode, because otherwise you can't watch it (the episode is called "we had two weeks, and you're going to be stunned, get the validol").

The episode begins with the Emir shooting at the ceiling, not the most positive beginning, of course; the next morning, Chimen runs to buy the Emir some buns for breakfast, and he tells her, "Well, the eclipse came over me, it doesn't happen to anyone." They don't have a house anymore, because they're in debt, and they go to hotels all the time. The Emir, because he's a bit of a fool, doesn't look around well, but Chimen does, and everywhere he sees suspicious men who look suspiciously at their stupid husband. In one of the strange hotels, the Emir leaves Chimen alone and goes on business, and at that moment the entire Turkish riot police arrives at the hotel (well, these are the ones who went to the scissors last time when they fell from the balcony onto Abidin), and along with the riot police, all Turkish television arrived (for some reason, except for the TV channel Asilya, well, this is not surprising - Asilya is not up to it, then you will understand). Chimen is dragged right in front of all the media cameras because fallen women were caught in the hotel. She tries to explain something, but no one listens to her: if you're a woman, you still have to prove that you're not fallen.

The Emir calls to inform Kyviljim and Salkim about this, everyone goes to the police station; Kyviljim immediately starts fighting with the Emir, but then Salkim and Apo run up and everyone starts fighting with each other a little, the situation is normal at the police department in Turkey. Salkim says: here, she raised a fallen woman! Apo says: Wow, that's right! Kywiljim slaps Salky in the face with all his might, and Omer, instead of giving him a second one, shouts to Kyw, "Well, what are you doing"! and he also wants to slap in the face, but alas, he's in another city, what are we going to do to him.

Then Chimen comes out and says that she was acquitted, and she is a woman, but not a fallen one. But no one apologizes, because "but my daughter has never been caught for this." Chimen, now that she's out, is pulling Elif's hair, everyone is fighting again; I watched this scene with a "give me validol" face. After the fight, the Emir says: that's it, let's go home, wife. And my wife says, no, I'm going to my mom's, and you go tell me how much our house is on the real estate market today. The Emir stands with a "give me validol" face and cries a little.

Asude and Asil marry Abidin, as if he were their local Nurse and it is indecent for a mustachioed man to go unmarried in a decent society. While Abidin shaves his chin, Asil goes to work. About Asil: the person who saw through Ishil last time and understood her past, present and future by the flutter of her eyelashes does not understand the divorces of Yudum, (who in this series is wearing a skirt shorter than this sheet of mine) who wrote several abusive comments about herself that she was sleeping with someone from the TV channel, after actually reading the weather on the TV channel. Apparently, weather forecasts in Turkey are watched almost better than the detention of fallen women on the news, such is the popular topic: is it just hot or very hot tomorrow?
Asil, in addition to being a little stupid in this series, also:

1. dismisses Ilkhami (why does the TV channel need its own hand-held imam? in principle, of course, taking into account the Internet and AI, the TV channel could only save the Imam, in theory, with prayers),
2. Nursema has a nightmare at work (because she broke his heart, which means I won't trust anyone with my heart now),
3. at the same time, Sevtap comes to him and there is a dramatic monologue about her heavy love for Abidin, they can't be together and it's so terrible, and while she's talking, Asil also thinks that he can't be together either... Well, you understand, everyone is crying.
4. then Asil cries a little at Abidin's wedding, because he is sad that he is marrying a friend to an unloved woman, but what can you do, you can't help but cry, so he cries. A samurai has only a path, an Asil has only tears.
5. then he and Nursema will have a wonderful dialogue right in the hallway of the company, where he told her something like: you lit a fire in me and did not extinguish it! And then Ilkhami was standing a meter away from them with his things, and he was already tearing things apart, he was so surprised by the uneconomical consumption of electricity from Asil.

I'm sure you remember how Asil couldn't run well before Nursema's wedding. So, Sevtap runs better (she's a woman), she got to the wedding, but she just cried dramatically while everyone was cutting the cake to dramatic music; drama again, girls! I'm tired of crying!

A horror line where you can already remove valerian and get cognac:
Yagyz's mother persuades Sevtap to arrange a date for their children in a tea shop. Sevtap doesn't like this idea, but nevertheless, the date will take place. Nilay will go to the toilet, and Yagyz will put sleeping pills in Nilay's tea, she will immediately fall under the table, and Yagyz will tell everyone: oh, this is my wife, her sugar jumped from your tea, bring her to me to the car. Nilay is taken away, the taxi driver takes them home to Yagyz, where (at home) he 1) strips Nilay down to her underwear 2) takes pictures from different angles 3) when she comes to her senses, says that now, after everything that happened, he is obliged to marry her, Nilay screams in horror and runs away in panic from at home. Yagyz then takes some kind of AI (apparently Osman) and makes Nilay Photoshop 18+ with photos, for completeness. It's a horror, girls and boys, just natural.

I must say that an actor named Gokberk Yildirim perfectly plays a monstrous monster, for a long time for minor roles (since the time of Gerkem?) There was no such thing. Unlike Feiza, who plays out monstrously in these monstrous situations for any person - the Turks have already written about it under a series on YouTube, and it's true - she plays blackmail-editing well, but the drama is not very dramatic, the dramatic scenes where she tries to wash off in the shower are the most dramatic because we have after all, there is empathy, and this plot is digested very poorly and without the bad acting of the actress.

Nilay does not tell anyone about his nightmare and silently tries to survive it somehow, at one point even grabbing random pills from the kitchen (think about your son, we shouted during the broadcast!). Logic: she doesn't go to the doctor to donate blood, although she says something like that Yagyz drugged her, she doesn't go to the police, she doesn't go anywhere at all, although the cameras are in the cafe, the taxi driver drove her senseless, and AI masterpieces in normal police are determined for lice in a short time. I want to believe that Nilay was prescribed this horror so that she would throw everyone off the balcony a few episodes later (surprisingly, the Turks also write that Nilay deserved it all: she wanted to poison Doa, blackmailed, lied, peeked and peeped, and so on, can you imagine what these peace-loving fans of weather forecasts write?)

There are two ways out here: if one character named Omer remembered that he was a loose-jointed mobster who had served five days in the zone, and in the first season he threw a man out of the window, then he would take this Yagyz and throw him out of the window too. The second option: Kyviljim, who makes TV shows on the country's most popular TV channel, could make a great story about it and tell about both the bankrupt Emir and the rapist Yagyz, summarizing: That's what your guys are doing, girls. It seems to me that there is no point in counting on men here: absolutely all the uncles in this series have gone bad, only Tunjai is just waiting for grandchildren and fighting off the attentions of Elif (what? yes!).

In the finale of the series, Yagyz shows Nilay photos where they allegedly indulge in a sinful relationship together, and says: and now you, as an honest fallen woman, are obligated to marry me (he thinks that Nilay is very rich, since she lives in the house that Unal built). Niliai is terrified, and so are we. In the next episode, I no longer know which drinks to bring with me, maybe you can recommend something.

The gif shows the best moment of the series, which Kyviljim endured for a very long time (literally from the episode about "You have an Omer for five minutes"):