What Now?

Deniz and Sarp, who met in a virtual environment, will meet for the first time. The duo, who say "The first perception is important", take unexpected forms and decide to meet again at the end of the night to erase that "first perception" they created.

Sarp, who comes to Deniz's house to have dinner, tries to hang out with the "gentleman" as suggested by the book, but gets into very difficult situations due to Deniz's involuntary sexiness. They decide to meet again, not counting this because of the final scene that will not be seen in every series.

Deniz and Sarp, who said "We couldn't manage indoors, let's meet outdoors", go on a picnic. While Sarp is dreaming of having a romantic day, he encounters Deniz, who has a picnic monster inside her. When Sarp's struggle with striped pajamas ends in the hospital, they decide to meet again.

The new venue of the duo, who decided to meet once more by saying "it will happen this time", is the bar where Deniz performs. Sarp, who intends to follow the book and write "the book of manhood", tries to make a move on his brothers under the age of 40, while Deniz tries to impress him with his stage performance and "group" members.

As if they understand each other very well, Deniz and Sarp decide to go camping in nature this time. While Deniz devotes herself to yoga and meditation at the peak of nihilism, Sarp is after a show of power like setting a trap to make the rabbits come, or going into the lake to make the fish come.

Sarp and Deniz, who met at Sarp's house, are forced to host an unexpected guest just as they think they will be alone. Arda, who broke up with his girlfriend, questions his perspective on relationships. Deniz and Sarp try to calm Arda down as if it is a subject they have a lot of knowledge about.

After all those meetings, Deniz and Sarp can't manage to do anything, and their besties decide to support them. Banu will praise Deniz and Arda will praise Sarp, and finally make them pour out their feelings. Will reunion be achieved at the end of the foursome's dinner?

Sarp and Deniz agree to meet at the pool. Just when Sarp decides to be sapiosexual, Deniz tries to use her femininity to blow Sarp's mind. How good can shredding Tolstoy by the pool be for Deniz, who is applying sunscreen to her back? But only enough to decide on the next date.

When Deniz realizes that she wants to have an animal at home to satisfy her maternal feelings, Sarp comes to her rescue. But would a person give a chicken as a gift to a potential lover who acts with these feelings? So where would a free-range chicken take this relationship?

Deniz, who thinks that she could not find what she expected in Istanbul, decides to return to Izmir, to her homeland. Sarp, who comes to the house to help her move, will be able to convince her to stay? Will our two, who are leaving, finally find unity? Or will they plan the next appointment?