Okay, let's talk about El Amor Esta En El Aire, specifically episode 61. I know, I know, it's practically ancient history in the world of Turkish dramas. But bear with me!
I'm about to drop a truth bomb. It might be controversial. Are you ready?
Eda and Serkan: My Unpopular Opinion
Here it comes: Sometimes, I found Eda and Serkan's constant push-and-pull a *little* exhausting. Don't get me wrong, I ship them. But drama for drama's sake?
I get that a love story needs conflict. But seriously, did they have to break up approximately every five minutes?
The "Almost Kiss" Trope
Let's be honest, how many "almost kisses" did we endure in those early episodes? It felt like they invented new ways to *not* kiss. My screen was practically begging for mercy.
The tension was palpable, sure. But after a while, I started shouting at my TV.
Supporting Characters Stealing the Show
Okay, maybe this is where I'm *really* going to get hate. But sometimes, the supporting characters were more interesting! Anyone else obsessed with Erdem and his dramatic pronouncements? I lived for those moments!
And what about Piril and Engin? Their relationship felt a lot more…stable. Maybe that's why I liked them so much.
They provided some much-needed comic relief, honestly.
The "Amnesia" Plot Twist
Okay, amnesia is a classic trope. But did they *really* have to go there? It felt a bit… forced, didn't it? I have a headache just thinking about it.
I just wanted Serkan to remember Eda! Is that too much to ask?
Episode 61: A Turning Point?
Now, episode 61. It felt like a mini-climax, right? They are getting closer, or at least trying. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time.
But still, the question lingered: how long until the next roadblock? My blood pressure couldn't handle much more.
Don't Get Me Wrong, I'm Invested!
Despite my complaining, I was totally hooked. I stayed up way too late watching El Amor Esta En El Aire. I am ready for all the drama.
I guess that’s the magic of Turkish dramas, isn't it? They pull you in, even when you want to yell at the screen.
I was also secretly hoping that Eda's grandmother would make a surprise appearance in every episode. She's a total boss!
My Final Thoughts
So, yeah, episode 61. A good episode, full of angst and longing glances. But also, a reminder of the rollercoaster that is Eda and Serkan's love story.
Would I watch it all again? Absolutely! I would probably just fast-forward through some parts next time.
What were your thoughts on episode 61? Agree? Disagree? Let me know! I am ready to debate, but please be nice.
