This is a series with a very interesting, novel premise: a virus that infects people through verbal communication; the virus is described as a "semantic virus."
It has potential to become an engaging show, the 2 episodes demonstrate that: as Murat tries to search for a friend and powerful people hunt him down. There is enough suspense to get you going. But then, it falters, pacing winds down. The viewer is disappointed as if he was driving a car that runs out of gas.
The viewer would have wanted the pace to quicken somehow but it doesn't. Most of the time, Murat indulges in imaginings.
Osman Sonant gives it his best try and Hazal Subasi is a whiff of fresh air. But they are not enough to sustain interest in a story that had such great promise at the beginning.
It has potential to become an engaging show, the 2 episodes demonstrate that: as Murat tries to search for a friend and powerful people hunt him down. There is enough suspense to get you going. But then, it falters, pacing winds down. The viewer is disappointed as if he was driving a car that runs out of gas.
The viewer would have wanted the pace to quicken somehow but it doesn't. Most of the time, Murat indulges in imaginings.
Osman Sonant gives it his best try and Hazal Subasi is a whiff of fresh air. But they are not enough to sustain interest in a story that had such great promise at the beginning.