The speaker discusses a Netflix series set in a dystopian world where an epidemic causes people to talk nonsensically. The main character is immune to the disease and searches for a cure, navigating a complex world with outdated technology. The speaker criticizes the series for its clichés, absurd plot twists, and slow pacing, joking that the show's 30-minute episodes feel stretched to an hour. They also poke fun at the show's Turkish setting, where the only doctor left in the country is not Turkish. The speaker concludes that the series is absurd and that its attempts to create a mysterious atmosphere fall flat.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is discussing a TV series called "Anam Yok" on Netflix.
2. The series is about a dystopian world where people are affected by an epidemic that makes them talk nonsense.
3. The main character is immune to the epidemic and is trying to find a cure.
4. The character is in love with a girl he saw at a bus stop.
5. The character joins a resistance group to find the cure.
6. The resistance group is led by a woman who asks the character to solve riddles to find the location of a man who can help them.
7. The character solves the riddles and finds the man, who is a former scientist.
8. The scientist tells the character that he can only reveal the cure if the character plays basketball with him.
9. The character plays basketball with the scientist and learns the cure.
10. The series has 8 episodes, each with a runtime of around 30 minutes.
11. The series is set in a world where technology has not developed beyond the 1990s.
12. The character uses a device to measure his body temperature through his clothes.
13. The character's mother is a solderer and is trying to fix a device.
14. The character's friend, Murat, is also trying to help him find the cure.
15. The series has a lot of clichés and absurd moments, according to the speaker.