Reference to 'yetmez ama evet' supporters in the series Kızıl Goncalar
The series Kızıl Goncalar, starring Özcan Deniz and Özgü Namal, received great acclaim from viewers with its first episode. In the premiere, a reference was made to the 2010 constitutional referendum process, which is considered a significant turning point in Turkey's political history. The phrase "yetmez ama evet" (not enough, but yes) is known to represent the political debates and a significant movement in the public sphere during that period.
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Fox's new series Kızıl Goncalar drew attention in its first episode by making a reference to 'yetmez ama evet' (not enough, but yes) supporters.
The series, which makes an allusion to the 'yetmez ama evet' referendum process—a major turning point in Turkey's political history—captured the audience's interest by highlighting this slogan that left its mark on political debates. The series, starring Özcan Deniz and Özgü Namal, received great attention from viewers by shedding light on our political history.
According to the report by Samet Varol from Orduyorum, this slogan refers to a movement that emerged during the referendum process, consisting of individuals who did not find the constitutional amendments fully sufficient but supported certain positive aspects of them. This reference in the series reminds viewers of the political atmosphere of that era while simultaneously emphasizing the difficult situations the characters find themselves in.
The series Kızıl Goncalar draws attention not only with the performances of its actors but also with its profound screenplay. Viewers are eagerly waiting to see how political and social themes will be handled in future episodes of the series.