‘Thank You, Next’ Netflix series: The fragile relationships of modern times

No one could escape the fragile relationships of modern times. Can you?
Everybody has a story deep inside their heart to tell, but they don't.

  Rating: 5.8/10 IMDb

Number Of Episodes: 8
Release Date: 9 May 2024
Cast: Serenay Sarıkaya, Metin Akdülger, Hakan Kurtaş, Boran Kuzum, Ahmet Rifat Şungar, Bade Işçil, Esra Ruşan, Meriç Aral, Efe Tunçer, Kamil Güler, Cem Güler
Director: Bertan Başaran
Creator: Ece Yörenç
Writer: Ece Yörenç
Genres: Dramas, Comedies, Romance
Maturity Rating: U/A 16+
sexual content, substances, tobacco use
Languages Available: Hindi, English, Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, European Spanish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Spanish, Turkish, Arabic(Syria)
Available On: Netflix

I Main Cast

I Plot Line

Do you know the terms benching, breadcrumbing, cross-checking, love bombing, situationship, and many more? These statements accurately describe the relationship of today's generation with their partner, and each episode of the series "Thank You, Next" illustrates them.
The show centers on the lives of a group of friends, including their highs and lows in a relationship, obstacles in the workplace, and personal development. Leyla, a budding lawyer, and Omar break up at the beginning of the episode. She then meets the chef, Feyyaz, and at first, she thinks she has met her true love, but as we all know, in the world of manufactured love, things never work out as planned.

Our protagonist doesn't stop here; despite being on different sides of her current legal case, she encounters another man, Cem, whom she finds attractive. Will Cem bring true love after her multiple heartbreaks?
Every episode delves into a distinct facet of their lives, emphasizing the intricacies of contemporary relationships and the quest for contentment and happiness while overcoming career obstacles.
Using drama, humor, and poignant moments, "Thank You, Next" presents a realistic picture of the struggles and victories of young adulthood.

I Positive Points

The show teaches viewers how to go on with self-love and personal development, particularly for people who have faced heartbreak or relationship difficulties. Due to the problems, they experience in their relationships, many viewers might be able to relate to the show. For viewers looking for lighthearted content, the series might be entertaining.
Positive themes of empowerment and self-love are presented in the series.

I Negative Points

Certain reviewers contend that the show oversimplifies intricate feelings and experiences associated with relationships. Owing to its structure or emphasis, the series might not have enough character or narrative depth, which would result in a surface-level representation of relationships. The series may be causing anguish for those who have gone through trauma or terrible breakups by bringing up painful memories from the past.

One question for my viewers: Do you believe in the terms benching, breadcrumbing, cross-checking, love bombing, and situationship used in the series?