Intersection (Kordugum) Tv Series

Absolutely a horrible turn to what promised to be a good show early on. To bring back Ali Nejat’s first love in the midst of a beautiful love story and create all the misery of people just destroyed the series. It was misery and more misery once Ever Eren and Murat came into the picture and worsened when Eylul showed up. Why did Ali even ask Naz to marry him when he clearly loved Eylul still? Christ! You don’t help a kid by making your life miserable. Murat won. He got his revenge and the company, too. I don’t plan on finishing season 3. It just made me sick to see how it was written. I sat through days and binged this series and wasted my life for that sorry ending or what I got to by ending before S3, E1 even finished. Just disgusted. It does not take a genius to figure out Murat killed Naz to get back at Ali. What was in the packet is a mystery because I won’t waste more time on this show. It’s sick! But, I will guess that Ali’s father was Murat’s dad and Tarik had Ali’s mother put away and called her dead to hide her betrayal. Last Turkish drama for me. What a waste.

I am so disappointed with the way the show ended. There was no closer to the characters relationships with each other. I am hopeful there will be something more added to give the series a sensible ending.

The thing is,Eylul and Ali Nijet didn’t break up, she left because she felt guilty over the death of her nephew, Boris. She didn’t return to break up his relationship with Naz, although Naz was feeling insecure when she saw a photo of eylul that Ali Nijet still kept in a box. When Elylul found out that Ali was getting married, she didn’t set out to destroy their relationship, she was actually leaving the country heartbroken but as things turned out Ali couldn’t let her go, he still loved her and Elylul still had feelings for Ali and not just romantically, she also cared for the dreams he had for building a car. To be fair, Ali did try to continue his relationship with Naz but she was too selfish; she could tell he still had feelings for Elylul so she wanted to speed up their departure even though the problems with Ali’s family was nearing boiling point. How does one turn their back on the family? Should his priorities be only for himself, Naz and Khan? Naz was feeling the pressure of having another woman in the relationship. The scenes at the hospital, in the car and at the airport leading up to Elylul’s departure was blatantly clear they still cared deeply for each other and I literally did a “high five” when he rushed to the airport to stop her from leaving. Alexandra, sometimes stories become real because what happens in movies relate a lot to how humans behave and makes us feel happy, sad, angry, insecure, frustrated, overwhelmed or for me simply enjoying a great story; it’s like reading a great novel, the series had everything in it and the actors did a great job; life is not always so complicated. If my husband left me for his ex, of course I’ll be hurt and probably cry for a long time but at the end of the day would I want to be with that kind of guy who does that?

It was never about Ali Najet and Naz. Naz was a married woman who was attracted to Ali Najet and left her husband for him. When she was pregnant she was not that thrilled about it because it would mean she would have to remain with Umut, however, she lost her child and she found a great reason to reach out to Ali Najet who really needed her because of his son Kaan.

Naz was awful, self centered and totally un-supportive. She made Ali Najet give up his dream of building a car, watched him farewell his staff and closed his business; she was totally unaware of the magnitude of what she desired and what she made Ali Najet do; she was a bully.

However, Ali Najet’s real love was Eylul. This love story is between Ali Najet and Eylul. Their love story, their break up and their hearts that never stopped loving each other. Eylul had been living overseas with the guilt of her dead nephew and it was her brother who asked her to return to Turkey.

It was obvious at their first meeting that Ali Najet and Eylul still cared for each other and as the series continued with Eylul in it, she was the caring and sensitive one, she did not want to hurt Ali Najet or Naz, she didn’t play any childish games and was thoughtful in her actions by making sure her presence was not going to cause any problems and she was going to leave; not once did we see her trying to break up Ali Najet and Naz.

As for Ali Najet, Eylul was the woman he needed to fight for him and understand him; support him and be on his side. All Naz wanted was for Ali Najet to forget about helping his family and forget about his sister’s troubles with Murat and forget about everything he cared about and just concentrate on her and Kaan.

There was not a lot of story about Naz as a doctor; it would have been good to see her strength in that field but she was made to look less attractive as the series went on, she looked dull and frumpy esp the scene outside the manor when Eylul was there to see Fayzer and Naz was waiting outside with Kaan. Eylul looked tall, slim and elegant while Naz looked short, frumpy and tired.

It was inevitable Ali Najet and Eylul would get back together; it was love torn apart by tragedy and why would Ali Najet go to the airport and begged her not to go if he did not love her. And the kiss on the beach, it was a beautiful scene, he still loved her, she still loved him; there was pain in-between their love but the attraction was still there; that is their love story.

As for Murat, he made the series and so did Feyza, they were both wonderful in agitating the hell out of me; many times I wish I could slap Feyza.

And in the beginning of the third series I was sad to think Ali Najet was marrying Naz and the scene with Eylul crying in the woods was the most heartbreaking scene of the series, she really did sacrifice her love not just for Naz but also for Kaan.

Ali Najet did not love Naz; but was marrying her for the sake of Kaan but at the last minute he just couldn’t do it, he didn’t want the risk of losing Eylul again

As for all the other characters, they were all brilliant in their own stories, loved it all, the overwhelming love and sadness of Naz’s mum when Naz died, the sensitivity of Genco for the baby and Gorche and I love it that they named her Naz (because she was their family first when she was married to Umut) and of course Kaan, who never actually grew up in the series, he remained immature, failed to comprehend what had happened and just loved Naz and Eylul in the same way.

Even the staff at the manor were lovely and sincere, good to see some storyline around them and their lives blended in the series and as for the father that wasn’t, the mother who returned, the daughter who appeared out of the blue and disappeared again…it all remains in our imagination what happened next.

The death of Naz in episode three proved my point that the love story was not about Naz and Ali Najet but between Ali Najet and Eylul…remember the scene after he broke up with Naz where he ended up at the same place as Eylul? That was no coincidence, he went where his heart was and how did he know where to find her? well, it’s called love.

That was a great show, loved it.

I thought i was the only one!Ive been watching this for the past few days n nights to know how everything ends.And i am soooo disappointed with the character of Ibrahim Celikkol.I felt really hurt how he jumped into his ex’s arms n the feelings for Naz,who stood by them,throuh thick n thin,just vanish like that.N wen Season 3 started,it was like torture wen his wedding preps were going on.Kaan was not important to Ali Nejat which saddened me.He cut off from them for 10 days jst like that.Well,well.No,i wouldnt watch any more series of Intersection.The director of the story has been very harsh with the ending.

I agree. Naz should be brought back. This time not the love insterest of Nejat. She got married to a rich shipping tycoon while practicing in London. He owns the hospital where Naz works. Her husband died and transferred all his shares to Naz. Naz now takes the responsibility whether to buy a new ship. A pending negotiation with the Karas holding was on hold due to the death of her husband. When the negotiations resume, Naz returns to Turkey to finalize the negotiations and meets with Ali Nejat who is still unmarried.

Ali Nejat and Uyul never marry. Kaan did not allow it, threatened to leave if they did. He came to know their betrayal against Naz. Kaan meets with Naz. Naz does not have a child and seeing Kaan, she couldn’t help but remember the beautiful times. If love is re-kindled between Nejat and Naz, that’s for the show to figure out. Did Nijat really love Naz or he was just confused with Uyul’s memories coming back. Did he realize while Naz was gone that she was the one whom he was in love with and felt remorse especially when he came to know that Naz got married and happiness written all over her face on the photo of her wedding on the newspaper headline. When did he realize that he was not in love with Uyul after all.

Season 4 should also tackle the story behind Tarik’s character. He was not their father after all.

I think Ali Nejat and Naz should marry and this time they should kiss on the lips. The marriage of the owner of a shipping company and the builder of ships should assure the growth of both companies. Kaan of course will take the reins of the Karas Holding and if there will be children between Naz and Ali Nejat, their children will assure the continuance of operations of both companies. They grown old together and would live to see their grandchildren.

Naz probably had another role to play.. I read something about a movie with Ben Kingsley that she was in .. She probably had to be killed off.. I’m on the first episode of Season 3, she’s dead…on to another job.
Black Money Love was my first Turkish series.. it will be difficult, if not impossible to beat that one. Ultimate TV watching!

The worst ending of a series I ever watched! Why kill Naz? So many issues left hanging ! Euyul has a negative impact on me !

Why are there no passionate scenes between Naz and Ali Nadjet it’s not normal especially when he proposes then kisses her on the forehead !! Come on that’s not real!!

I loved Season 1 and 2! The 3rd Season seemed very off base. Almost had to do a double take. …. Ali nejat seemed to do a 360 in terms of his feelings. Almost seemed like a different person in the end. Although, the writers tried “empathizing” the love him and Eylul once had? As a grown man, and after the death of barris its odd they would pair them back together at the end. . …. Vs. Naz. Even Ali nejat said he wasn’t that same person anymore. After the death of Naz, and when Ali nejat was in jail. Eylul grabs his hand and tells him he looks good? When he fights in the hospital, She smiles and says shes use to it? Naz played a more overall stable role in who he should have Married. One min. Ali nejats son is crying. Stand offish of Eylul, then happy to see her? Overall it seemed like a rush to get Season 3 done. From a physiology Standpoint nothing matched how the story line was originally written in the 1st 2- Seasons. Compared to Season 3? I Can’t help but wonder if the Writer /director’s Notice that. Situations alter character’s roles in series, but its always beautiful when it all comes together in the end.

I was also disappointed and frustrated with how season 3 ended. I also gave this way too much thought as well. My take is that there will be a season 4 where it will be revealed that not everything is as it seems. I think that the secret Ali Nejat’s mother told Naz was that Ali has an evil twin brother who was given up at birth because the father didn’t want him and he has been plotting all of these years to get back at the family. I think he and Murat has been working together to replace Ali Nejat while ruining his life at the same time that’s why the Ali we see at the end of season 2 into season 3 seems like a different person. I think Murat kidnapped the “real” Ali Nejat and is pulling all of the strings. I also think that Naz is not really dead and that Murat gave her some kind of drug to make it seems like she is but she’s actually being kept abroad. After the plan is revealed, I think Naz will reappear pregnant with twins and that in the end she, Ali, and Kaan will be reunited. At least that’s what I’ve talked myself into believing.

Si disappointed in Season 3. How can Ali Nejat be engayed to Naz for the second time. and wait until the night before to cancel the wedding.
After 10 days of not seeing Naz he chooses to call his ex and spend the night at the beach instead of staying home
The character lost my admiration. He became the same Ali Nejat portrayed before the accident. Selfish. Egocentric
Only the child actor who plays Kaan saves the 3 seasons

We need a season 4 so that all the unfinished plots can be completed. I loved this show but hated how abruptly it ended. It left us hanging. Please continue what you started!

Love the show until Naz dies Ali Naz and Kaan were a hope of love for all life ahead. She showed love wisdom compassion justice friendship loyalty all the time I cried a thousand times with Kaan who had two real mothers . Very talented child. They forgot to show respect to Naz after death

Wow was it ever satisfying to read the comments here.
There is a consensus.
Something happened to change the writing.
If EndomolSHine reads this, and I think it should, please listen, lütfen, to what all these fans have to say….
Take it from this forum. We like the season 1 better without that plot development that is disjointed and unsatisfying in season 2. (My reference is Netflix).
Next time, lütfen!, EndomolShine, please invite us to a forum before the production is over and the release makes it too late. .
In L.A. the tv/movie biz asks for feedback before they release something. You need some feedback, EndomolShine.
On a positive note, I loved the music (çok güzel), camera angles, close ups, which add to the suspense. Casting Genco and Isot was stellar. Umut’s Mom as well.
But you have a whininess that is old fast, then boring, then annoying, then irritating, then downright offputting, and whether that is character trait to admire (which we don’t) or was written into the script, I have to wonder…
as for the writing…why kill Naz…no one liked that especially when Feza doesn’t die from the same thing Didem died of. What a disconnect! And, women don’t like a whiny mumbling man. It makes it tough to see why Feza liked whatshisname. It makes it very hard to see why the Eylul/Alinejat infatuation…it seems adolescent at best. Then Alinejat started doing Murat affectations, and someone should have caught that but no doubt the cameraman or director was infatuated as well with the masculine Eylul. Honestly. And her affectations were so distracting, were her hands hiding her neck, or was she hiding her hands for some reason?
Kaan carried many scenes. I hope he was protected from the terrifying back stories going on.
I didn’t want to rewatch this again because I think Alinejat was miscast, Murat is too creepy for words, and Umut is so unstable and the sighing (by Neslihan) was nauseating and shallow (until she got with Umut when she didn’t have to portray such a façade of duplicity).
After a break of 2 years I came back to this show because I learned Günaydın watching this and felt I could learn more Turkish words (knowing the plot ahead of time helps to pick up more vocab, which I absolutely love). I was taken with the great music (also a strength in Subat but that show I cannot watch twice because of the whiny female lead). This show sadly lacks the use of retrospective flashbacks to enhance the motivation of certain characters, (except for those used for the amourous moments of Eylul and AliNejat), so there is little psychological depth that I find in other dramas like Hatırla Gönül and Behzat Ç.
Therefore I came to accept that this writer wanted to paint a woman who likes cars and likes her surly boy/man; she being a girl/woman who is hyper masculine, likes violence in the hospital corridor, likes to be in gun fights, etc and that is the pivotal goal of the show. The writer liked her more than the doctor who was helping children live. Seriously. That is my conclusion.
However, in the end I want to thank EndomolShine and this TurkishDrama page so we can extol these gems and rant about our feelings. My goal was reached. I learned more Turkish and I was taken with how many words I have already learned (like gerçekten mi) since I started watching Turk TV. I love so much about the Turk language and culture. Gerçekten mi!

I’ve just watched this AGAIN, only because I just could not understand where it went belly up the first time I watched it. So here is my conclusion if it matters at all. Where it fails is Naz. She is this heroine.; Intelligent, a medical specialist. She falls in love with an egotistical millionaire playboy with a penchant for fast cars. He is looking for redemption from a very broken past and finds an anchor in this brilliant and caring doctor. This series starts out strong and promising with this duo at its core. All the other stories around this duo pale into insignificance whenever they appear on screen. The chemistry is undeniable. Naz then goes from this very promising strong character, to a whimpering, weak, needy, gullible idiot when she should have just stuck to what she is good at and that is saving young lives. Ali Najat turns into a near narcissist.
If the producers were interested in creating a real strong series, they would have developed her character into someone resilient, defiant not beaten by a man with no real substance and his college exgirlfriend.
Naz should have been given the chance to be with someone of her caliber. A specialist like herself. Someone she has a great deal in common with, someone who has far more substance than the indecisive character of Ali Nejat. It makes one wonder whether Turkey is interested in the elevation of successful women. If Ali Nejat is the epitome of a successful bachelor in Turkey then women take heed, death is evidently the result. Such a shallow man, no convictions, no backbone.
The whole thing should be remade with a rewrite of the core characters.
So much and yet such little delivery.
Highly Disappointing.

The whole reason for watching the show was Naz and Kaan. I wanted to see if Ali Nejat would ever realize what he did to Karan’s mother. Now all my reasons for watching the show are over. I like the supporting cast but why I kept watching episode after episode was to see more of Naz. If she’s truly dead. I’m beyond upset and finished watching the show. I have nothing left to root for. I agree with the other comments regarding the changes in the show. Why Eylul?? When the show started with Ali Nejat having a heart of stone. I could never get into that storyline. If it would have had Ali and Naz come out stronger I would have loved it. Now it’s like why break up her marriage. Have her care for Kaan Just to kill her. To me the main interest for the show is over. Feyza can be shot in the chest and live but Naz can’t? This turn of events makes no sense.

Was obsessed with this until they killed Naz .she made Ali grown up and be human>i cant believe he starts living with his first love like in 3 days after naz was killed .WHERE CAN WE SEE REST OF INTERSESSION ? It just ended on 5th episode

If you want to actually see what chemistry looks like between the actors that play Naz and Ali Nejat watch the movie called “Only You” on Netflix. She plays a young blind woman and he is an ex boxer who meets and falls in love with her. It was a wonderful film and they made it in 2014 before Intersection. There is some violent fight scenes but the love story itself is lovely and I enjoy the actors together very much.

it made no sense why the character role of Naz had been eliminated and killed off. .It didn’t sit well with most viewers. Was she asking for higher pay?! Usually they kill off characters by sheer politics and giving influence and/or preference to award the role by the one with strong connection within the production. Too bad!!

I’m watching this on Netflix. I’m addicted to the show, I try and see an episode everyday. Not an easy thing to do as each episode is 2 hours long! Last night I saw the episode where Naz returns the ring back to Ali Najat. I agree with alot of those who commented here about the show starting out really well and then turned into a big disappointment. I’m still half way through and even I’m begining to find the show is becoming more and more disappointing. Ali Najat and Naz don’t even have much screen time now. The other characters who were supports are now becoming main characters. Hate how Ali Najat is behaving towards Naz. I’ll finish watching the remaining episodes (although I’m gutted that Naz is going to die soon) but I don’t know if I’ll want to watch any new seasons unless they bring Naz back.

Naz …please come back!