The conversation begins with a teacher introducing a series of scenes from the "Doctors" series, a popular Turkish TV show. The teacher discusses various aspects of the show, including a surgery scene where a patient's skin defect is not closed due to a large defect, and the procedure to break the ribs to apply cardiac massages. The teacher also shares a scene from a Marvel movie where a character is washing their hands at the beginning of a surgery.
The teacher then shares their personal experiences and thoughts about the show and other TV series. They mention that they prefer "meaningful things" over superhero movies and express their dislike for TV series that contain "big mistakes one after another," which disturbs people. The teacher also shares their thoughts on the movie "The Valley of the Wolves," stating that it's not very disturbing and is shot in a realistic manner.
The teacher then discusses their personal experiences with surgery, mentioning the tension and stress involved. They also share some humorous instances from their job, such as one where they had to remove an organ from a bag in a car, and another where a patient woke up from anesthesia and started to talk about his feelings.
The teacher concludes by expressing their dislike for TV series that contain "big mistakes one after another," which disturbs people, and encourages viewers to watch the show, participate in the comments section, and subscribe to the channel.
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