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1. The New Sultan
Air date: Jan 24, 2020
Genoese mercenaries enter the fray as Mehmed II claims the Ottoman throne and sends a signal to Byzantine emperor Constantine XI.
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2. Through The Walls
Air date: Jan 24, 2020
Mehmed launches a siege to break through the walls of Constantinople, but Giustiniani's mercenaries manage to forestall the Janissaries.
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3. Into The Golden Horn
Air date: Jan 24, 2020
Mehmed's men dig underground tunnels in an attempt to shatter city walls; the tides turn against the Ottomans when a naval blockade breaks down.
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4. Loose Lips Sink Ships
Air date: Jan 24, 2020
Mehmed moves his ships overland to the Golden Horn in a daring feat; in the shadow of betrayal, Giustiniani attacks the Ottoman fleet.
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5. Ancient Prophecies
Air date: Jan 24, 2020
Amid a spiral of brutality and low morale, Mehmed entices Giustiniani with an offer; the grand vizier urges Mehmed to seek a truce with his rival.
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6. Ashes to Ashes
Air date: Jan 24, 2020
Ottoman cannons reduce the walls to rubble, and Venetian reinforcements arrive too late; Mehmed ushers in a new era for the Ottoman Empire.
Rise of Empires: Ottoman (2020)
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Genius Series! Watched it many times and still gets my blood pumping and adrenaline going 😎
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This is am absolute must see docuseries by Netflix. It's well portrayed and the casts are amazing. Learned something new about the history of the ottoman. Can't wait for Season 3!
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İstanbul'un fethi, Fatih'in genç yaşta sultan oluşu ve Roma'nın paralı asker gücü Cenevizli Gianno üzerine yapılmış. İstanbul'un fethinin tarih kitaplarında yazılanın aksine büyük zorlukları, hataları, komploları, ajanları ve diğer çoğu etkeni dikkate alarak izlemesi keyifli bir seri yapmışlar. Yapılan hataların sonucu, acemiliğin sonuçları, azmin ve hırsın gerekliliğini görüyoruz.Bazı anlarda "ulan bitti herhalde Osmanlı, alamayacaklar herhalde" diyordum. Hoşuma gitti. Anlatım tarzı, oyuncular ve görsellik güzel. Büyük savaş sekansları yok, herhalde bütçe yetmediği için genelde teke tek az oyuncunun olduğu savaş sekansları çekilmiş.
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I was not bored at all. The acting was first-rate that I would like to see more of these actors. Production values were excellent. I found it gripping. But as always with these historical productions, the facts cannot all be accepted as actual. To me, that means further investigation but Vlad Dracula was indeed a monster. But the actor portrays him as a three-dimensional human being. The actor who portrayed Mehmed was also compelling. I know more about Vlad than about Mehmed so I don't know how much was accurate. Still, the show was thrilling and worth watching. I have only watched "Mehmed v. Vlad."
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I wished it was more clear what of the acted part is speculation and what is based on records, but otherwise, the story telling, production, acting (!), everything was *chef's kiss* wonderful, to me. Even the parts that leave you like "did this interaction really happen or is it the speculative drama written by Netflix?", precisely make you even more interested in reading about history. I loved it.
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Super. The history is so refreshingly honest. Loved it and I learnt a lot. Brilliantly done.
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Amazing, from acting to costumes to set design!
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Superb story telling and acting across the board. Authentic accents and the scholarly insight is immensely helpful.
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What made this such a great "history" show/series was the narrating that explained things. In addition, the maps and clear idea of what is going on is great. I wish more shows would do this. Even Last Kingdom......instead of just showing the name of city, show an area. The experts providing context worked great.
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I think it shouldn't be considered a documentary, but a fictional. Not accurate with arms, clothes, etiquette, historical events.
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