#fox summer dizi

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[jd-205]

Bringing this post back because the dizi content is non-existent also this summer...

I need someone to talk to about dizis! Esp. last year's Seversin which I've just finished!!!

When it comes to current dizis, the only I'm particularly interested in are Yaz Şarkısı and Ruhun Duymaz.

All my hopes are up for Ruhun Duymaz thanks to the beloved scriptwriter Ayşe Üner Kutlu so I hope it won't disappoint me and it won't get immediately canceled (because we know fox...).

Why is Turkish dizi content so nonexistent on Tumblr this time around? 😭😭😭 Feels so weird!

[mutereddid]

Billlmukaabeleeğ!

•Son Yaz 2. Bölüm

[mrsgreenworld]

Hi! The two summer dizis on Fox have released their trailers (gizli sakli and senden daha guzel). I’m loving Gizli Sakli! It’s giving off full romcom vibes. What are your thoughts? The one on Kanal D called Seversin looks kinda good too.

Hello dear friend! I'm still not following what's coming this summer season. I haven't seen any trailers. To be honest, I think I'm going to steer clear of any Fox dizis. Maybe I'll check out this Kanal D show you've mentioned. I think it's the one with Cemre Baysel?🤔

[djemsostylist]

Hi! I read your post on summer dizis and I agree with your views for the most part. I love that as you mentioned the main leads in both GM and SKS are genuinely nice people and none of them are arrogant, egoistic or need to change to fall in love. I’m enjoying both shows a lot. I however love romcoms. I can’t take too much drama. I feel like life has too much already, I need my shows to be lighthearted. Hence why I am enjoying the Fox show Senden daha guzel. Cemre is amazing. Part 1

Yeah, it's weirdly refreshing to not have at least one main character that you semi hate for the first like, half of the show lol. Not that those characters can't be good, but it's just so ~stereotypical that there is an asshole who has to change to fall in love. Blah. I can't watch SDG. I've heard amazing things about Cemre, but I will never again watch an Ayse show like...ever. I learned my lesson on that one lol. But I'm glad you are enjoying it!

[aslibekroglu]

how many episodes do you think AMI will end up with? I think Fox is up to like 12 shows right now for the season? I am concerned about the summer-to-fall ratings dropoff.

Oh my god I’m so pissed at Fox, I can’t even. I don’t know why they feel the need to have some kind of monopoly on all of the dizis. Why do they have to have 10+ dizis for this season??? They don’t even know if these newer dizis are even going to last, so they’re prob gonna end up sacrificing their older shows for these new ones that won’t make it past 10 eps. It’s so frustrating and no joke, the petty side of me doesn’t want to watch any of these new dizis just to spite Fox lmao (although tbh none of them really seem that interesting to me)

😤 Anywayyyy, yeah I can’t really guess how many more eps AMI is gonna get. I feel like I can get a better idea after this week’s episode, bc I know a lot of people are upset about where the story is going. If they continue with this storyline and ratings start dropping before the fall season even really starts, then I don’t think it’ll last for very much longer ☹️

[mytalemyworld]

I think people were comparing it to Hercai cause of the whole revenge stuff. I was only was comparing it cause ATV recently ended Hercai and then immediately come with this. Plus there is a job on Twitter about ATV and their love of dizi men and horses.

Yeah I don’t know why the summer shows are bad, or at least the ratings. There is no real runaway hit. I don’t know if it’s cause of COVID so everyone wants to be out more or too many shows so audiences are split and of course it’s the summer so they don’t want to spend most evenings watching dizis.

The only one with decent ratings is AMI. And normally I would say that would be the one to continue when all the shows return. But this is Fox and since last year they keep commissioning more shows than the time slots they actually have. Like I remember the mess they had last year with BY and SÇK when the season returned cause they weren’t expecting SÇK to be a hit and then other shows got messed around. Öğretmen is the clear one cause that had strong ratings pre-COVID. There was that Orphanage show they were hyping up and were like this is their slot and any show in that slot will end or be moved and then they ended it like after 10 episodes.

Show TV has already ended their summer shows. The one they tried revamping after it failed and then the Vatanim Sensin guy one - but I’ve found Show TV to be terrible with their Summer shows and quick to pull the plug if needed.

BO…maybe but in a CKA way? Like they will need to move slots.

It’s hard to tell how some shows will do when all the other shows will return because taking Mondays, Çukur has ended so there is a ratings gap there, and you have that UBS show being revamped with a new cast for S2. Like KY has been doing alright so they could stay on for a few months? It’s difficult to predict because it’s not the traditional summer show, it could have easily have aired in the normal season.

Kadir’s show is dead. It looks boring as hell and the leads look like father/daughter or uncle/niece than love interests.

Sorry for the long post lol

A: Well, nobody wants to watch tv i guess because all tv shows have low ratings. Including the reality shows which are usually the most watched ones in summer.

Yeah, all tv channels are greedy and don't try to promote their shows enough. Because they know there is always an another new tv show if one of them doesn't do well.

It may be my personal opinion but this year there isn't a tv show which can make all types of viewers excited. It's totally up to your personal preferences if it is really worth watching or not.

Kalp Yarası doesn't have bad ratings but I think it needs more because on Mondays there isn't a serious competition right now and there will be strong rivals in regular tv season. The show has serious flaws which are needed to be adressed and fixed asap.

[theburning-soul]

Suiren no Hokusai │ ♂ │Raen │ 24 │ Rogue/Samurai

Aliases: Formerly Sui no Hokusai & Ashikaga Hokusai

Nameday: 28th Sun of the Fourth Astral Moon

Height: 5’11’’

Hometown: Sui no Sato

Occupation: Overseer of the Nasu Shrine (former), current co-head priest of Suiren Shrine

Appearance: A little on the shorter side for an Auri male. His skin is a warm olive tone. Has a traditional fox tattoo sleeve up his right arm that appears smeared. His scales have also taken on a more warm hue past the normal Raen ivory color. Though he has the typical horns, he does sport fox ears and a fox tail in place of an Auri one, leading some to think he’s a kitsune.

(Inspiration)

Eyes: Gold with black limbals. Lines his eyes with kohl. Wears glasses but they don’t seem needed to correct his vision...

Hair: Deep red with warmer undertones. Falls to his waist when loose, quite curly and untamed.

Demeanor: Sarcastic and jaded to most, especially if they’re not there to pay alms or respects to the shrine. However if a guest is truly interested in learning about the shrine, he’s much more agreeable and patient.

Family: Sui no Sadakatsu (father, deceased), Sui no Tomoe (mother, deceased), Sui no Ranmaru (elder brother), Minori/Makoto/Chie (children)

Current Status: Resident and partner overseer of Suiren Shrine in Shirogane

Social Links:

To be determined

Fun Facts:

Enjoys his pipe and tobacco, especially while fishing

Expert mahjong player 

Terrible cook

Commands nine fox shikigami he inherited from the zenko fox, Shiorei

Talented at the dizi flute though he only plays by himself or with Mori

In-Depth Background (spoilers abound):

Hokusai was born to a traditional family in Sui no Sato. Groomed to be a priest to Shisui of the Violet Tides from a young age, he did well in his studies. There was a restlessness in the boy though as he moved on to his teenager years.

Always quick to start a fight, he earned himself quite a chastising from the elder staff to the point of being expelled from his studies. This was highly disappointing to his family who already had one son pledged to service to the Kogyoku Palace. Most said that Hokusai had too much ‘fire’ in his spirit to be a proper servant.

Often he swam to the home of the Kojin. He found the beast tribe much easier to talk to with much less judgement to pass. His trips were found out, reported by his elder brother of all people. This was against the rules of the hidden village and, despite being only fifteen summers old, he was cast out.

Not at all prepared for life on the surface, Hokusai struggled to find a place. The Confederacy was home for two years. He already had a past that threw him away, what did he have to hang on to? However during one patrol with the other pirates, a storm whipped up that destroyed their small boat. Smashed against the rocks, the injured Raen sunk to the bottom of the ocean.

It was irony at its finest. The sea had forsaken him, now it would take him back in a death embrace.

But his fire refused to die out and a spirit took Hokusai in. He lay on death’s doors, the barest spark remaining until it was rekindled by the intervention of a beast. A nine-tailed beast most would call yokai without knowing its true nature.

Not this one.

Hokusai awoke to a quiet shrine underground, the smell of sulfur strong. It was a forgotten place and the beautiful woman who tended it was far from mortal. The zenko fox’s power was near its end already, however, and she stayed awake long enough to grant blessings upon Hokusai.

Life anew. Senses sharpened with a fox’s ears, eyes, and nose. Mastery of illusions. The mark left upon his right arm was Shiorei’s print upon him. The zenko asked for service in return for this life. His training as a priest returned instantly and, despite there being no firm demand for him to do so, the Raen pledged himself as a guardian to the abandoned shrine.

There would be no petitioners. No offerings. This place was doomed to fail, he was warned by the fading fox.

He didn’t care. Even if he had to spend the rest of his life in solitude, Hokusai is determined to keep enough spiritual energy dwelling in the shrine to sustain his mistress until she can wake again.

└ The Nasu Shrine ┐

(source)

Once located upon the lava fields of the land, centuries have seen it sink below into sulfur-rich fields. Caverns sit with stagnant water and the daylight is only visible through cracks in the rock overhead.

The path fell with the shrine, contained together with spiritual energy. A stone walkway lined with fox statues and lanterns light the way. The fire is no ordinary type however, but is kitsune-bi. Its magic allow illusions to be cast to regale lost travelers into wandering into what they may perceive as a lush green sanctuary.

It consists of one single building where Hokusai sleeps in the common area and the other half is dedicated to the dormant zenko. A small altar divides the area where petitioners can make their offerings without trespassing into the fox’s sanctuary.

Aided by the power of the shrine, Hokusai has made side entrances through the cavern walls to lead up into fresh air. He can often be found perched on the old obsidian speckled fields with his pipe as he watches the ocean not far away. A single fox statue marks the entryways down to the underground temple.

I. SUIREN SHRINE

When a certain Raen stumbled into Nasu Shrine in hopes of restoring their own kami, Hokusai was initially abrasive and quite rude to Mori. It was a product of multiple things; another priest, his kindness, the shining Shiorei took to him... The zenko was calm and patient, even as her last days were upon her. In time, a solution to save both kami was reached. The two Raen would mingle their aether, bind it, and with the last power of the ones they’d served, bring them anew into this world. The result was Tenkogami-Hasu, a kami blended from the benevolent fox and the great koi.

Nasu Shrine fell dormant and the two now-kannushi secured Suiren Shrine with the assistance of an outside benefactor. Though duty initially bound the two, Hokusai did find himself admiring Mori more and more. The other was well-educated, beautiful, graceful. Everything he was far from himself. The hostility faded into a protectiveness and then affection. In time, they were formally wed to one another, taking on the name of Suiren to signify their dedication to Tenkogami-Hasu.

II. WHEN THE SEA RISES

Thing were not to remain peaceful. Hokusai’s older brother and captain of the Guard, Ranmaru, tracked him down, demanding that the other take his designated place as a kannushi within Kogyoku Palace. Talks failed and it came to blows, the elite guard of Sui no Sato overcoming Suiren’s defenses. Hokusai was ferried away back beneath the depths. There, the priests attempted to extract the ‘curse’ of the zenko that had ‘corrupted’ the one groomed to be the next kannushi of Shisui.

As Mori and other wards of Suiren hurried to the rescue, the blessings of Shiorei twisted, resulting in Hokusai entering a state of corrupted rampaging as a giant kyuubi. Many of the Guard were killed and allies harmed. Parts of Sui no Sato decimated as corruption began to bleed into the blessed shield that protected the isolated city. 

It was only through Ranmaru activating a holy relic at great detriment to himself that the disaster was halted and Sui no Sato saved. In the tragic aftermath, the Suiren members were given permission to leave and never return.

III. FATHERHOOD

In due time and much healing, things returned to normal at Suiren. Missions came and went at the request of the people, many incidents put to rest. Hokusai and Mori enjoyed a very healthy relationship...too healthy as eggs were soon laid by the latter, apparently a twist of his snake hanyou lineage. Moons later, three bundles of trouble entered the world, running both fathers ragged.

After all, magicked children have a tendency to develop unique traits...

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(Current as of 4 Sep 22)

[sab-teraa]

i tried the new summer dizis but none of them really caught my eye. either too dramatic (ilhan's) or not dramatic enough (all the others). and none of the bts stuff is exciting either. at this point i'm just waiting to see on m*lisa d*ngel's new project if the trend continues of her being a problem to deal with on set. sck and ami don't speak of her favorably but maybe one where she's actually the lead she'll do better lmao.

Same same same. The only show that I’m somewhat enjoying is Duy Beni. I’m not overly invested … but i watch it when I’m eating lol 😂

I genuinely expected so much more from GS … for me it was the biggest disappointment 😐 like NO9 had their drama … but they still gave us prime ami lol

Ooooo! Wait? Has she signed a new project as a lead? I heard that she’s playing a side role in a digital project in Disney and a series on fox 🙈 but I could be wrong.

I too am so curious 👀 like I know everyone says it’s her manager … but she also manages many of my faves and they’ve been super unproblematic lmao

[mutereddid]

[djemsostylist]

The dizi with Batu from Ada Masali is called Gul Masali and it will be on ATV. Release date has not yet been announced. The one with Ozan from AMI is also on ATV and it’s called sevmak zamani. ATV has 3 dizis this summer, the third called icimizdeki ates. Lolo has already mentioned the ones on Fox and KanalD. Star TV has 2, Show Tv has 1 and this summer even TRT1 has 2 dizis. There is one on TRT called seni kalbime sakladim that looks good to me. The one with Batu doesn’t look like a romcom.

Oh riiiiiiiiiiiight lol. Tbh the only one I am planning on right now is Gul Masali. I tried GS and it was--fine I guess. I think I just don't like romcoms. Couples arguing and fighting constantly and the "enemies to lovers" trope and sort of forced wonkiness---meh. Not doing it for me lately. Might try the TRT one, just cause I'm curious!

[moodypetrichorlove]

I think it’s a mix of a few things. There were waayyy more summer dizis this year and as we move into fall, they are highly likely to be cancelled bc they just can’t compete with dramas so that’s been the bulk of them. Also Fox had 4 fall shows in waiting with no start date so they’re quickly cancelling if something underperforms out of you gate. (Oddly though, there is a network with only 1 show on the air right now with low ratings but that show is completely safe)

Wait, there's a network with one show only? For real?! Oh God. 😂

Yeah, well, that's my point. Either don't take so many shows onboard that you create a backlog of shows in waiting, or let each one run its due course.

(That made a whole lot of sense in my head, Anon, trust me. 🙈)

But, yeah, the Turkish rating system is brutal, oof.

Thanks for dropping in for a message, Nonnie! Love finding letters in my Tumblr mail box, hehe.