After being suspended from duty and only able to work under the supervision of a psychotherapist, Homicide Squad Commissioner Sare Baykal faces the most complicated murder of her career, while her path crosses with fashion photographer Atlas Demiroğlu, who came to the police station because of a film full of mysterious images. The investigation, which begins with a woman's body found in an amusement park, soon opens the doors to a multi-layered puzzle that extends to both Sare and Atlas' pasts. As each new clue draws Sare and Atlas into a dark labyrinth, the boundaries between reality, fantasy, loyalty and betrayal become increasingly blurred.

Dünya Bu (The World as It Is, 2023) is a Turkish anthology comedy series on Gain, featuring 32 different self-contained stories set in a single shared world. Each episode tells a different human story with a comedic lens. Comedy is the clear dominant, drama is medium, romance and suspense are both low given the short-form anthology format with no overarching plot.

The show tells the story of Meriç and Deniz, two very different personalities in their late twenties living in Istanbul, and their relationship with each other and with life. We watch them confront themselves in absurd situations. We see how these two women, mostly with completely different, opposing views and stubbornness, come together in shared worries and problems, and support each other.

A group of archaeology students set off on an excavation trip with their teachers. The team, who are heading to a previously determined area, are very excited. Everyone begins working on the excavation with enthusiasm. Shortly thereafter, one of the students discovers a magical object during the excavation, which turns everyone's lives upside down. The team's joy gives way to fear as night falls. With nightfall, the only way for the seven-person group to escape is for morning to arrive.