ALBAWABA - A shocking finale decision and caravan fight rocked the Gözleri KaraDeniz set.
It was a shocking, dramatic, and confusing day for the cast and team of the ATV show Gözleri KaraDeniz. The well-liked show with Halit Özgür Sarı that was made in Rize had unexpected things happen to it both in front of and behind the camera.
Just a week prior, the future of Gözleri KaraDeniz hinged on its live ratings. The channel informed the team that they would produce episode 16 with a different ending. Based on that night's numbers, ATV would make a decision about the series' future. The cast and team kept working, sure that nothing had been decided yet.
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But something unexpected happened yesterday. The team came together to watch episode 16, thinking the ratings would determine the fate of the series. Instead, they were shocked to see the word "Final" on the screen. Many of them grasped the decision for the first time. The surprise left the players and the technical team feeling disappointed and confused, as they believed they had not received proper information.
At the same time, something else shocking happened off set. Four distant cousins who were caravanning together and staying at the same hotel as the production team got into a big fight. During the fight, one of them fell, hit his head, and passed out. The situation quickly escalated, prompting the call of 911.
The police got there and arrested three people who were in the fight. Emin was one of them and was bleeding from the head when he was taken to a study hospital. At first, his situation was very worrisome. Later on, doctors said that he was not going to die. As a safety measure, he was sedated for 24 hours and is still being watched closely.
After the investigation, one person who was arrested was set free, but two others were taken to court. After going to court, both were let go. Officials from the Rize-based building company are closely monitoring Emin's health.
The Gözleri KaraDeniz team's day left them in mental shock and unsure of what to do. For many, it served as a warning of how quickly both creative projects and real-life events can take a turn.
