

E12018 · 1h 13m · ★ 8.1
Agâh Beyoglu is upset by his initial diagnosis of Alzheimer. Agâh recognizes that forgotten is an opportunity to commit a murder that he has planned for years but is constantly delaying.
E22018 · 1h 3m · ★ 8.2
The murder that Agâh had committed is the first ring of a chain of murders. Nevra finds a message on victim that her name is written. She quits resigning from her job.
E32018 · 52m · ★ 8.0
An important common point between Nevra's with Agâh, who has been lost in an inquiry filled with dead ends, will emerge.
E42018 · 1h 7m · ★ 8.4
Nevra will have to face her childhood, which she has been running for a long time when she goes to Kambura, which is the only link between the murders.
E52018 · 1h 2m · ★ 8.2
Murders committed by Agâh will drag Nevra and homicide detectives to Kambura, but what they will learn there will raise new questions rather than finding the answers.
E62018 · 57m · ★ 8.3
While Agâh is adding new ones to the murders he committed, the dark side of his old friend Cemil begins to emerge slowly.
E72018 · 59m · ★ 8.0
Agâh tries hard not to reveal the secrets he hides from everyone. But there is something he doesn’t even know; his personality, which changes over time, cause him to kill random people.
E82018 · 1h 3m · ★ 8.4
As the mysterious “Dog Killer” becomes a phenomenon, Agâh goes to a change in his plans and decides to take the biggest step first.
E92018 · 1h 9m · ★ 8.2
Nevra now believes she has found the motivation for the murders. So she continues her investigation in Kambura to stop the killer.
E102018 · 58m · ★ 8.3
What she learned in Kambura pushes Nevra to face her past. She continues to search for new in Kambura.
E112018 · 1h 9m · ★ 8.8
Agâh started to forget the details of the murders he committed, while Nevra has to rely on her memory if she wants to solve the case.
E122018 · 1h 35m · ★ 8.8
As everyone comes to an end in their story, it becomes impossible to avoid confronting the facts. Surprise collaborations will cause major changes in Agâh and Nevra's life.
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2018·7.3