TV SERIES · 1989– · TURKEY

Gençler

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1. #001

   Gençler aired on TRT 1 on Friday evenings between 1989 and 1990, running for a total of 23 episodes.

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2. #002

   The series was directed by Adem Kılıç, and its script was written by Sıtkı Tekmen.

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3. #003

   The lead roles were shared by Ziya Kürküt, Fikret Kuşkan and Oktay Kaynarca; Kürküt played Namık (Minik), Kuşkan played Sinan, and Kaynarca played Ferhat.

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4. #004

   Erkan Can appeared in the cast as the doorman Hüsam, while Suna Selen played the character Kevser.

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5. #005

   Ertuğrul İlgin played the apartment manager Nizamettin, and Çetin Etili played the character Zafer (Doktor).

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6. #006

   The cast also included names such as Bennu Yıldırımlar, Şoray Uzun, Kerem Kobanbay, Gülen Karaman and Zeki Alpan.

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7. #007

   The series' plot is built around the daily lives of four university students sharing the same house.

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8. #008

   On TMDb, the production is classified only as comedy, and its single-season run was limited to 23 episodes.

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9. #009

   The production's first broadcast date is listed as 1 January 1989 in its TMDb record.

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10. #010

    Wikipedia describes the series as the first Turkish television series to combine the emotional, comedy and youth genres.

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