Errands

Vedat and Evren are assigned to intimidate a creditor who has not been able to pay his debt to his boss. However, intimidation is a relative concept. What is the dose of intimidation? Should names be given or is an anonymous beating enough?

This time, Vedat and Evren's extremely serious mission is to kidnap a small dog for the boss's girlfriend. If a dog is a friend of man, is it moral to kidnap a dog? More importantly, is it necessary to act morally in such a mission?

This time, Vedat and Evren set out to help Kenan, Vedat's close friend. They will protect Kenan, who got into trouble for the sake of his love, and show that he is not helpless. But who will protect them in this mission?

This time, Vedat and Evren are tasked with changing the name of a movie that is about to start shooting. When they go to convince the director, the place turns into a movie set.

In this episode, Vedat and Evren are tasked with taking Yasemin Hanım to a fortune teller. Will Vedat and Evren, who do not believe in fortunes, be able to remain without fortunes when faced with a fortune teller who looks into her eyes and knows everything?

This time, Vedat, Evren and Yasemin find themselves in a car running away from an enemy they do not know. Will what they see in action movies come in handy in real life, or will Vedat's instincts be as good as the movies?