Medcezir

Medcezir (Tide) is a Turkish teen drama series written by Ece Yörenç and Melek Gençoğlu. It is an adaptation of the American TV series The O.C., created by Josh Schwartz. The story revolves around Yaman Koper, a boy with a poor background and disturbed family life portrayed by Çağatay Ulusoy, and a rich girl named Mira Beylice, portrayed by Serenay Sarıkaya.[1]

Medcezir
GenreTeen drama
Comedy-drama
Written byEce Yörenç
Melek Gençoğlu
Directed byAli Bilgin
StarringÇağatay Ulusoy
Serenay Sarıkaya
Barış Falay
Mine Tugay
Hazar Ergüçlü
Taner Ölmez
Theme music composerToygar Işıklı
Country of originTurkey
Original languageTurkish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes77
Production
ProducerKerem Çatay
Production locationsIstanbul
Bursa
Running time90-120 min.
Production companyAy Yapım
DistributorWarner Bros. International Television
Release
Original networkStar TV
Original releaseSeptember 13, 2013 (2013-09-13) –
June 12, 2015 (2015-06-12)
External links
Website

Medcezir' first premiered on 13 September 2013 on Star TV. Due to its high ratings, the series was renewed for a second season which premiered on 12 September 2014. Director Ali Bilgin stated that the series would be renewed for a third season. However, as the second season did not receive as high ratings as its preceding season, scenarist Ece Yörenç confirmed that the series would end with two seasons.[2][3] The series ended on 12 June 2015 with 77 episodes in total.

With a turnover of ₺25.6 million by the end of season one, Medcezir became the fifth most successful series in Turkey in terms of net sales and earning the producer as much as possible.[4]

Plot

Yaman who lives in Tozludere one of the Istanbul's suburbs has always tried to change his destiny by working hard to earn a good life. On the day of his brother's birthday Kenan, they were both arrested as his brother stole a car from a gas station. That evening, Yaman's destiny changed as he met Selim Serez, a rich lawyer who helped him out of jail. Selim sees Yaman as a promising young man and he offers him his help. When Yaman's mom kicks him out of her house, Yaman is forced to contact Selim and accept his help. He then goes to Selim's house in Altınkoy, an exclusive upper-class neighborhood in Istanbul, and is offered a job as a gardener for a week, and also a place to live in the pool house outside the main house. Even if Yaman is aware that there are no miracles in real life, he doesn't have another chance apart from going through that door. Carrying the weight of the past on his shoulders, among people he doesn't know, he faces a more difficult life than the one he had in Tozludere. In Altınkoy he meets Mert, Selim's son, with whom he becomes friends almost immediately, he also meets Mira, a young, beautiful rich girl who lives next door and with whom he falls in love.

Challenges arise for the young Yaman who enrols in the Asım Şekip Kaya University along with Mira, Mert and Eylül and their friends.

Orkun, Mira's ex- boyfriend, is envious of Yaman and creates problems for him deliberately to get him out of Altınkoy. He joins hands with Hasan, Yaman's stepfather, in this plan.

Cast and characters

Main cast
Actor Character Season
12
Çağatay Ulusoy Yaman Koper Main
Serenay Sarıkaya Mira Beylice Main
Barış Falay Selim Serez Main
Mine Tugay Ender Kaya Serez Main
Metin Akdülger Orkun Civanoğlu Main
Taner Ölmez Mert Serez Main
Hazar Ergüçlü Eylül Buluter Main

Recurring
Actor Character Season
12
Şebnem Dönmez Asude "Sude" Beylice/ Sude Kaya Recurring
Defne Kayalar Sedef Kaya Recurring
Murat Aygen Faruk Beylice Recurring
Miray Daner Beren Beylice Recurring
Can Gürzap Asım Şekip Kaya Recurring
Ali Aksöz Kenan Koper Recurring
Meriç Aral Hale Recurring
Ecem Akbin Tuğçe Recurring
Ezgi Sözüer Eda Recurring
Batuhan Ekşi Doruk Recurring
Batuhan Begimgil Burak Recurring
Hare Sürel Leyla Recurring
Mert Tanık Barış Buluter Recurring
Nihan Aslı Elmas Gamze Recurring
Cenk Kangöz Hasan Recurring
Sibel Taşçıoğlu Nevin Koper Recurring
Serhat Parıl Giray Recurring
Pınar Tuncegil Ayşe Recurring
Kürşat Alnıaçık Nadir Baktıroğlu/Turunç Nadir Recurring
Berk Erçer Sinan Enveroğlu Recurring
Saim Karakale Tan Çakmaklı Recurring
Ayşe Melike Çerçi Reyhan Arsen Recurring
Özge Gürel Ada Recurring
Barış Alpaykut Uzay Tezkan Recurring
Aybüke Pusat Elif Recurring
Aslı Orcan Deniz Yekeli Recurring
Burak Deniz Aras Recurring
Turhan Cihan Şimşek Ali Recurring
Nurcan Eren Süreyya Recurring
Gözde Kansu Olcay Recurring
Çağla Demir Ceren Recurring
Nihat Altınkaya Kaan Mavideniz Recurring

Production

Development

In January 2013, it was reported that Ay Yapım was planning to produce the series under the title Aşk Hikayesi and was trying to negotiate with Çağatay Ulusoy for the leading role. As in March 2013 a series with the title Bir Aşk Hikayesi began to air on television, the production company changed the series name to Medcezir. One of the screenwriters, Ece Yörenç, revealed some details about the series on Twitter on 29 June 2013. Yörenç named a few members of the main cast and stated that series would begin in September.[5] It was also revealed that it would be an adaptation of the American TV series The O.C.. On 21 July 2013, it was reported that the principal shooting would begin on 2 August. On 1 August the cast and crew came together to go over the scenario and on 2 August the first promotional videos were recorded in Tuzla.[6] The first promotional video was released on 6 August. The other screenwriter, Melek Gençoğlu, later announced that he would stop working on the series after the 8th episode.[7] Due to receiving high ratings, the series was renewed for a second season. The shooting for the second season began on the second week of August 2014 and it premiered on 12 September 2014.[8] While the second season was being aired, director Ali Bilgin stated that the series would be renewed for a third season. However, due to low ratings, scenarist Ece Yörenç confirmed that the second season would be the final season of the series.[2][3] It ended on 12 June 2015 with 77 episodes in total.[9]

Crew

The project an adaptation of the work by Josh Schwartz, and the main team of writers consisted of Ece Yörenç and Melek Gençoğlu for the first eight episodes. After the eighth episode, Ece Yörenç became the main screenwriter for the series.[10] Burcu Görgün Toptaş and Pelin Taran Cura also joined the crew as assistant writers. The script was edited by Serdar Çakular and Ali Bilgin directed all the 77 episodes. Deniz Yorulmazer served as the series' second director, and Semih Bağcı took the position of assistant director.[11] The series was produced by Kerem Çatay and Ali Erdoğan served as the general coordinator.[12][13] Rezzan Çakır served as the cast manager, while Onur Tuğ was named the series' artistic director and Barış Işık became its cinematographer.[14] Deniz Marşan and Başar Dizer were fashion consultants to the actors and Ömer Lekesiz took charge of the production team as the main manager.[15][16]

Music

Toygar Işıklı was asked to create the music for the series. Işıklı created the music for the main title and all the different themes for the series.[13] In 2014, Medcezir won the Best TV Music award at the 2nd Turkey Music Awards and in 2015 it received a nomination in the same category.[17][18] Also in 2014, it won the Best TV Music award at the Magnum Golden Butterfly Awards.[19] Television critic Gizem Kaboğlu commented on the success of the series' soundtrack by praising Toygar Işıklı and believed that it was good enough to revive the memories of The O.C.'s legendary music.[20] The characters Mira (Serenay Sarıkaya) and Yaman (Çağatay Ulusoy) perform many different songs in a number of episodes. In the third episode, Mira performs one of Ajda Pekkan's song from 1990 titled "Yaz Yaz Yaz" and the video of this scene became one of the most watched videos on Internet in Turkey.[21] In the sixth episode, Mira and Yaman performed Mazhar Alanson's 2002 song "Ah Bu Ben".[22] The promotional teaser for the second season featured a song by Kibariye titled "Sil Baştan" and garnered positive reviews.[23] Serenay Sarıkaya also commented and said that "Kibariye, and Sil Baştan both had a huge impact" on bringing out the positive reviews for the teaser.[24] In episode 42, Barış Falay performed a song with lyrics taken out of a poem by Omar Khayyam. His performance was praised by fans and critics alike. Aslı Orcan performed the song together with Falay.[25][26] Milliyet wrote that all the songs in the series were successfully performed with good compositions and vocals.[27] Many old and new songs such as "Sevdim Seni Bir Kere", "Masum Değiliz", "Kandırdım", "Senden Daha Güzel", "Benim Ol", "Sen Ona Aşıksın" and "Kafa" were performed in different episodes by various characters and used on the series' soundtrack.[28][29][30][31][32] The song "Bir Kuyruklu Yıldıza Mektup" was prepared specially for the series and was first performed with instruments in episode 54. The version which contained the lyrics was first performed by Çağatay Ulusoy and Serenay Sarıkaya in episode 61.[33] Halil Sezai and Çiğdem Erken made a guest appearance in the series and performed the song "Dünyayı Durduran Şarkı". The song was again performed by Serenay Sarıkaya and Çağatay Ulusoy in the series' finale.[34][35]

Filming

Medcezir was mostly filmed in Istanbul. The story was set in Altınkoy, and the scenes were recorded in the district of Tuzla in Istanbul. The scenes taking placed at the university were filmed at Istanbul Kemerburgaz University located in Bağcılar.[36] The place called Tozludere in the series was in fact Mustafa Kemal Neighborhood in Ümraniye. Altınkoy and Tozludere are both fictional places created by the screenwriters.[37] The scene involving the holding were filmed in Ataşehir as well as in Uludağ, Bursa.[38] Other locations included Şile, Büyükada and Karaköy.[39][40][41]

Reception

Critical reception

Medcezir received positive reviews from most critics and was claimed to be even better than The O.C..[42][43] Writing for Sabah, Yüksel Aytuğ mentioned that "Medcezir has brought a breath of fresh air to television with its first episode, but unfortunately I see from the first episode that the scenario has some troubles".[44] It was initially determined by Warner Bros. that following the popularity of The O.C, the series was to be made by Ay Yapım to invest in a number of other countries, however Medcezir became more popular than The O.C. in many countries and was promoted by Warner Bros. as one of the most successful TV series in the world.[45] The vice president for format development and marketing of Warner Bros., Andrew Zein, gave an interview to Television Business International magazine in which he said that Medcezir was a very successful series on a world-wide scale among the productions adapted from their works, and that Medcezir was very striking and engaging as an iconic project.[46][47] American magazines Variety and The Hollywood Reporter reported on the Turkish version of The O.C. and found it to be made in accordance with worldwide standards.[48][49] Shortly after the first episode of Medcezir was broadcast, Agos called it The New Phenomenon of the Screen and added that it "is already a candidate for being one of the best series of this season".[50] Ayşe Karaduman, who wrote a review on Radikal's website, commented that "The series that brought together all the talented and experienced actors as a cast, has a script that completely fell below my expectation." She believed that the cast of Medcezir were good, but the script was weak and not genuine at all.[51] Another Radikal writer, Zeynep Gönenli, commented that "for an adaptation, to be different from its original work and to not be like it, and to do it without ruining the story is something that is not common at all".[52] For the first season, the script for Medcezir was closely based on The O.C. but it was later announced that the second season would progress in a different way.[53]

After the series ended, the former governor of Istanbul Hüseyin Avni Mutlu commented on the finale: "43 years ago the finale of Love Story and now the end of Medcezir left us devastated".[54] Media reported that the finale of the series was written cleverly and would surprise the audience.[55][56] Writing for Vatan, Oya Doğan believed the finale was the way that the viewers wanted it to be and added that the series was successful in leaving its influence behind.[57] The website for Milliyet newspaper published a list of successful series with high ratings, in which the name of Medcezir also appeared as one of the unforgettable shows.[58] In another article on Milliyet's website the finale was described as an ending "fitting the name Medcezir, a great farewell".[59] On the day the finale was set to air, the hashtag "#hiçunutmayacağız" (we'llneverforget) was used by fans on Twitter, which ranked first on the Trend Topic list hours before the episode was broadcast and after five hours with 106,326 tweets it became the most frequently used hashtag on the platform.[60][61] The website N'oluyo published an article by Nida Fındık, who said that she would remember the series as a fairy tale and added that it had created a very beautiful two years for its audience.[62]

When the series became a phenomenon on social media, the fans began to label the characters Mira and Yaman as Yamira.[63] A website called Eylül'ün Notları (Eylül's Notes) was opened as the series began and the website was used by the character Eylül in the TV series.[64] The character also wore outfits chosen and suggested by fans on the website.[65] At the same time, many contests were organized with the participation of fans through an Instagram account opened for Eylül. Following the competitions, the winners met with Hazar Ergüçlü, who portrayed Eylül in the series, and took part in various activities with her such as shopping and received special invitations.[66] Virtual games related to the series were prepared on some video game websites.[67][68]

Ratings

The first episode received a rating of 5,14 in the total group during the prime time becoming the most watched program in that category, and ranked third in the group AB with a rating of 4,63. The following episode ranked fourth in total and second in the AB category.[69] Medcezir, yayına başladığı ilk haftalarda aldığı reytinglerle en çok izlenen diziler sıralamasında totalde dördüncü AB'de altıncı oldu.[70] The first episode of the second season ranked first in both the total and AB groups with the rating of 6,77 and 8,87 respectively.[71] The episode that aired three weeks before the finale did not rank among the most watched series in the total group and ranked eight in the AB category.[58] The final episode ranked eighth in both the total and AB groups.[72]

Season Episodes Originally aired Rating
First aired Last aired Premiere Finale
1 38 September 13, 2013 (2013-09-13) June 13, 2014 (2014-06-13) 5,14[73] 5,36[74]
2 39 September 12, 2014 (2014-09-12) June 12, 2015 (2015-06-12) 6,77 4,70[75]

Awards and nominations

After its release, Medcezir won many awards and received various other nominations. It received its first award at the 2013 Siyaset Dergisi Awards and it received the Best TV Series of the Year, the Best TV Actress and the Best TV Actors awards. At the 2014 Ayaklı Newspaper TV Stars Awards, the series was nominated in various categories, including the Best Drama Series, the Best Drama TV Actor, and the Best Drama TV Actress, out of which it won six awards in total. In the same year, Medcezir won the Best Drama Series award at the Bilkent Television Awards, the Most Successful Series award at theİTÜ Achievement Awards, and the Best TV Series award at the Galatasaray University The Bests Awards.[76][77] In 2014, Serenay Sarıkaya won the Best Actress award at the Magnum Golden Butterfly Awards and the composer was awarded with the Best Music award. The series also won the Best TV Music award at the 2nd Turkey Music Awards and was nominated in the same category in 2015.[78] Medcezir was a nominee at the Seoul International Drama Awards for the Best Drama Series award and was ranked second. Çağatay Ulusoy was also nominated for the Best Actor award.[79][80]

International broadcasting

Medcezir gained a lot of popularity among Turkic countries (especially in Azerbaijan), Iran (especially Iranian Azerbaijan), Balkans, Latin America (especially Chile, and Pakistan where it has been a complete success), and Arab countries. In Bulgaria the series takes the second place in September 2015 with almost one million viewers and it is the most watched series in the country.[81]

Country Network Local title Series premiere Timeslot
 Northern Cyprus Star TV Medcezir September 13, 2013 20:00
 Pakistan Urdu 1 آشیانہ میری محبت کا November 25, 2014 and June 2019 22:00
 Romania Kanal D Yaman December 12, 2014 20:00
 United Arab Emirates OSN مد جزر February 2, 2015
 Latvia LNT Paisums May 9, 2015 17:10
 Georgia Imedi TV გზაჯვარედინი June 8, 2015 10:00
 Bulgaria bTV
bTV Lady		 Кварталът на богатите July 7, 2015
February 6, 2017
January 6, 2018		 20:00
21:00
12:00
 Afghanistan Jawan TV 2015 19:30
 Chile Mega Medcezir April 20, 2016 22:30 [82]
23:30
 Lithuania TV8 Gyvenimo bangos June 10, 2016 18:00
 Croatia TV Doma Plima i Oseka September 12, 2016 16:50
 United States Pasiones TV Medcezir February 6, 2017 19:00
 Argentina Canal 13 Medcezir February 7, 2017 22:30
 Uruguay Teledoce Medcezir March 6, 2017 23:30
 Colombia Caracol TV Medcezir May 28, 2017 15:30 [83]
 Iran MBC Persia جزرومد December 1, 2018 21:00

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