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‘X-Men ’97’: Marvel Raises the Stakes This Time
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Enes Taştan reviews X-Men ’97. Ask any “geek” of a certain age this question: What was your favorite era of X-Men? Chances are,…
‘Voicemails for Isabelle’: How Many Voice Messages Does It Take to Fall in Love?
Eda Akça explores modern love through Netflix’s new romantic comedy Voicemails for Isabelle. We live in an age where we can send our voices to anyone, anywhere, at any moment.…
‘Nature of Love’: Beyond the Stories We’ve Grown Used To
Originally published in Episode Magazine's June issue, Eda Akça explores the changing face of summer television through Nature of Love. The Stories We've Grown Used To Romantic comedies and summer…
‘Torn Apart’ Puts on Its Winter Clothes!
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Yasemin Şefik looks at where Torn Apart, which she describes as Ebb and Tide Jr., grabs the audience. Some series become a part…
Why Was ‘Off Campus’ Loved So Much?
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Su Karacan examines the new era of youth series through the lens of Off Campus. Book adaptations have become one of the most…
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’: The Dark and “Human” Side of Pandora
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Juju reviews Avatar: Fire and Ash, which is now on Disney+. Building one of the biggest universes in the cinema world step-by-step for…
Why Did the Audience Choose Horror in 2026?
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Ender Ballıkaya examines the renaissance of the horror genre. The impact Alfred Hitchcock created with Psycho in 1960 was the first major breakthrough…
Why Are Houses So Important in Turkish TV Series?
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Cengizhan Özcan examines the significance of houses in Turkish TV series through the lens of Thank You, Next. When we watch a series,…
Changing Narrative in Summer Series
When summer series are mentioned, most of us think of similar stories. Romantic comedies, misunderstandings, characters carrying the warm energy of summer, and narratives far from high dramatic tension… For…
‘The Bear’: A Chicago Legacy and a Taboo-Shattering Chaotic Kitchen Drama
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Orçun Onat Demiröz takes a look at The Bear, our cover feature, now streaming with its new season on Disney+. The Bear, whose first season aired in…
Symphony and Chaos in the Kitchen: ‘The Bear’s Perfect Mixtape
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Sinem Vural takes a look at The Bear, our cover feature, now streaming with its new season on Disney+. What makes up the…
‘Torn Apart’: Two Sides of the Medallion
Eda Akça reviewed Kanal D International's new youth series, Torn Apart. As children, we are very afraid of getting lost. Years ago, Aras and Demir’s father gave them a medallion…
The Dangerous Flirtation of Love, Passion, and Addiction in Turkish TV Series
For our NEM Dubrovnik 2026 issue, Yasemin Şefik dives deep into Turkish TV. Love or Drama? In Turkish TV series, love is never just love. It is a destiny, a battlefield,…
Too Close to Stay Safe
For our NEM Dubrovnik 2026 issue, Sevtap Tuzcu took a look at kisses that changed the course of the story. Kissing is one of the smallest yet most intense rituals we…
The Resurrection of the Turkish Summer Series: A 2026 Content Boom
For our NEM Dubrovnik 2026 issue, Burcu Asena Şahin Gençoğlu examined the new Turkish summer series. For the past few years, the globally recognized Turkish "summer series" experienced a noticeable slowdown.…
The Music of ‘Big Mistakes’: Celine Dion, Frank Sinatra, and Ramiz in the Same Series
For our NEM Dubrovnik 2026 issue, Sinem Vural listened to the music of Big Mistakes. There are certain choices that do not stand out blatantly but determine the very backbone of…
‘Eshref Ruya’: Two Faces, A Single Story, and the Broken Balance
For our NEM Dubrovnik 2026 issue, Cengizhan Özcan took a one last look at Eshref Ruya. It is no longer enough to read a series solely through "what it tells." Because…
About ‘Deep in Love’: Things That Are Buried
For our NEM Dubrovnik 2026 issue, Eda Akça took a deep dive into Deep in Love's story. The Black Sea has a unique characteristic; no matter how calm it appears, it…
‘Funny AF with Kevin Hart’ is Looking for the Funniest
Drawing attention with his numerous stand-up specials and steps into acting, Kevin Hart is now on a quest to find new comedians. Streaming on Netflix and featuring a prize that…
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