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An unexpected reunion between a traveling musician and his son opens old wounds as the two set out on a long journey to a troubadour festival.

Barber Adnan is the neighborhood gossip. He knows everything about his customers in the neighborhood. When Adnan learns he's about to be fired, he clings to his job. Aykut, who is trying to become an internet sensation through his daughter's social media accounts, Merve, who left her city life behind to move to the village, and Meriç, who faced every possible mishap while visiting a village to ask for a girl's hand in marriage—these are the entertaining stories Adnan shares with the audience...

Kenan Aktan is a highly cultured, polite, and successful psychiatrist. However, one day, one of his former patients, a woman, commits suicide, leaving behind a mysterious note. The case quickly falls on Dr. Kenan's shoulders, as the woman had fallen in love with him without his knowledge. Without understanding what is happening, the tabloid media labels him "Dr. Don Juan." The suicide case is referred to a criminal investigation. The police officers tasked with investigating the incident question Kenan and his staff at his clinic. However, Kenan, who does not compromise his personality, is cleared of any wrongdoing. After all he has been through, he begins communicating with women struggling with psychological issues online and meets with them outside of work. His sole desire is to observe these women, who are living with schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and manic-depressive conditions. However, the research/experiment he becomes engrossed in will come at a high cost…

Vedat, a veteran missionary, and Evren, a political corrector who has studied philosophy, are the duo assigned for the 'extremely important' errands of a wealthy businessman. This mismatched duo, one of whom closes his eyes and does his duty, and the other questions every step he takes, sets out on a different adventure in each episode. But they clash within themselves, more than they do due to duty.