The narrator mocks a Turkish TV series, criticizing its absurd plot, clichés, and attempt to appeal to a wide audience. The series starts with a mafia boss who becomes a geography teacher in a high school as part of a witness protection program. The teacher is also part of a fake marriage with a police officer, and they have to navigate their fake relationship while dealing with the challenges of teaching in a rough high school.
The narrator points out the absurdity of the plot, including the fact that the mafia boss is able to become a teacher with no qualifications, and that the students in the high school are extremely violent and misbehaved. The narrator also criticizes the show's attempt to appeal to a wide audience by including elements of romance, drama, and even cooking shows.
The narrator concludes that the show is an example of the ridiculousness of Turkish TV series, which prioritize ratings over quality and value judgments. The show's attempt to appeal to a wide audience has resulted in a convoluted and absurd plot that is more likely to confuse and annoy viewers than entertain them.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker has a unique way of watching TV series, where they stop and take notes whenever they see something strange.
2. The speaker watched a TV series that broke their record for the longest time without taking notes, which was 16 minutes.
3. The TV series is about a mafia boss who becomes a geography teacher in a high school.
4. The mafia boss is part of a witness protection program and is given a fake identity.
5. The mafia boss's wife is a police officer who is assigned to protect him.
6. The TV series features a lot of clichés, including a fake marriage and a romantic plotline.
7. The mafia boss becomes a geography teacher at a high school with a reputation for having problematic students.
8. The TV series features a lot of unrealistic and absurd scenarios, including a student who is 35 years old and still in high school.
9. The TV series is a mix of different genres, including mafia, romance, and comedy.
10. The speaker criticizes the TV series for its poor writing and absurd plot twists.
11. The TV series is compared to other popular Turkish TV series, including "Love for Rent" and "Fatmagül".
12. The speaker mentions that the TV series is trying to appeal to a Spanish audience, as "Fatmagül" is a popular Turkish TV series in Spain.
13. The TV series features a lot of product placement, including MasterChef and other cooking shows.
14. The speaker criticizes the TV series for its excessive length, with each episode being 2.5 hours long.
15. The TV series has a budget of 3 million liras per episode, which the speaker thinks is excessive.