The text appears to be a critique of clichés and unrealistic elements in Turkish TV series, particularly summer series. It mentions repetitive themes like forced romances, predictable plotlines, and superficial character development. The critique also highlights the lack of authenticity in portraying different professions and settings, such as a plastic surgeon working as a dermatologist in a village. Additionally, it points out the unrealistic portrayal of beauty standards and the impact of these series on societal expectations. The summary emphasizes the need for more originality and depth in TV series to avoid perpetuating stereotypes and unrealistic scenarios.
1. The TV series "I Am More Beautiful Than You" starts in a village in Gaziantep.
2. The main character is a doctor who won an award in 2017 and moved to his father's village in Gaziantep after a patient died due to an operation he didn't perform.
3. The doctor is a dermatologist who plays a lead role that will take him to Istanbul.
4. The doctor's love interest is a girl who was abandoned by her mother when she was 12 years old.
5. The girl's mother is a doctor who owns an aesthetic hospital in Gaziantep.
6. The hospital is used as a filming location for four different TV series.
7. The main character's love interest has had 12 plastic surgeries to increase her self-esteem and score.
8. The TV series features a scene where the main character rates the bodies of the women he is with and gives them a show.