Two episodes of the Kasaba Doktoru (Town Doctor) series, which is broadcast on TRT1 screen on Friday evenings, are left behind. Ozan Akbaba, Hazal Subaşı, Deniz Can Aktaş and Vildan Atasever are in the lead roles in the series, which is admired by the audience.
Some of the issues in the story of the series attract attention. Let’s point out that Ozan Akbaba gave a very successful performance in the character of Surgeon Hakan and showed a very different image from the character of İlyas Çakırbeyli in the previous series. After the story of Eşkıya Dünyaya Hükümdar Olmaz (The Bandit) for 6 seasons and affecting millions, it is an important talent show for the famous actor to be able to wear a new character like a shirt with his new role…
There are also some details that spoil the general view and disturb the audience in the Kasaba Doktoru series. One of the Milliyet Blog writers, Anibal Güleroğlu, highlighted these details. Adapted from the South Korean TV series Dr.Romantic, the Kasaba Doktoru has less blood and less surgical scenes. The series, some features of which were rasped while being adapted for Turkey, also has an aspect that does not comply with the conditions of the country…
In her article, Anibal Güleroğlu summarized the situation that did not comply with the conditions of the country as follows:
“Another issue that creates a question mark in the Kasaba Doktoru developed during the emergence of Ömer as a surgeon. It had been five years since Assistant Leyla had an accident and disappeared when Ömer appeared as the surgeon selected for the staff of the hospital where he was an Intern Doctor. Good thing, was this Dr. Ömer selected for the staff of a private hospital without ever seeing “compulsory service”? This enviable career process was originally natural, as there was no compulsory service abroad. But in the domestic version, it was absurd.
Unfortunately, not paying attention to such details while adapting the doctor grinned as a logical mistake on the way to reflect the reality. Therefore, I wish that the details of the service and TUS, which are the difficult stages of the doctorate, were not skipped at once.
In addition, Dr. Leyla, who has turned into a surgeon with mental and physical health problems after the accident, and who is standing with drugs, intervenes in patients in this way, as a negative situation that can raise questions for doctors. Anyway, let’s just say for now.”