Susan Swearingen

I started watching out of curiosity knowing it was Turkish. I thought it started off slowly. but I loved the wedding of Omer and Ayshem especially the scenes of them on the bicycle. So romantic and her dress was beautiful with the red sash. And she is so beautiful physically and emotionaIly. I think Omer is the same way. I'm addicted. I love to hear them talk in Turkish, especially Ayshem.when she gets excited and talks so fast. I'M INTO THE 3RD SEASON SO PLEASE NO SPOILERS! I appreciate how the people show love and affection for each other. (except the villians). I got very angry and tired of Reha being so mean spirited to Omer, Ayshem and Eda. Now there are more villians. I LOVE AYSHEM'S FATHER. I also appreciate how the women all get together to talk about how to solve their problems. And the same with the men. And how they are quite sure they will come up with an answer. They cooperate. A wonderful lesson in culture. I don't want it to end. I will miss all of the wonderful characters. I have binge watched this show. This is only the second time I've done this. I couldn't wait to see what happened next!

I just discovered this show a few weeks ago. I have been going through a rough patch in my life, so watching the show has been a healing balm. I too feel the emotions and laugh out loud. All of the Fab 5 are so genuine, talented and caring. I echo all the positive reviews and I'm overwhelmed with the results of the redecorating of the homes (firehouse and community center too) the support and love they show their clients, their families and in some cases communities and how the clients and others respond, I've honestly been very surprised at some of the places they have visited known for dislike and disrespect for gay men. They are embraced physically and emotionally by loving people in these places. It's beautiful and transformative to watch. Watching this show has brought me joy and given me hope as I see people open their hearts. What a gift the Fab 5 give their clients and audience!