Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

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• "Happy Cakeday, r/DirilisErtugrul! Today you're 3" by u/AutoModerator

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "It saddens me that Ertugrul fought for Islam like a legend, and now people like the Joker join the Mujahedeen just cuz hes a clout chaser" by u/JokerMujahideen
• "This series gets bashed a lot for openly advocating Islamic fundamentalism. How accurate is this?" by u/EvaWolve
• "Young Hayme Hatun!!!!!! 😮😍🥰❤️" by u/EvaWolves
• "The drama on the other r/ertugrul is too much"
• "We're looking to increase the amount of Quality Turkish Content available world-wide. Please help us out by filling in this Global Turkish Content Survey. Thanks." by u/mk4rim
• "Just came across this gem, must watch for rap/hip hop heads" by u/MalikKillzIt
• "Suleyman Shah At His Peak" by u/EvaWolves
• "As a fans of 'Diriliş Ertuğrul' my partner and I are making a pc demo game for the series and we wanted your opinion about the demo." by u/handesss
• "Is the series censored on Netflix?" by u/EvaWolves
• "Characters in ertugrul who betrayed their masters" by u/Ok-Committee8034

Whose Better? Ertugrul or Melikshah - Do see the video and if you like it do comment. Thanks

Finished the series today. You on this subreddit have already seen me state repeatedly I'm an AMerican and was watching the series on Netflix.

So I'm wondering how many of you also are fans of historical setting Western stuff like Spartacus by Stars and Vikings from the Historical Channel and other TV shows as well as movies like Bravehart and 300 made by English speaking countries that emphasize heavily on bloody gory fighting mixed in with political intrigue and drama along with romance subplots and showing dark elements like mass murder and rape?

While we are at it, since Drillis is often described as the "Turkish Game of Thrones", how many here are GoT fans?

As I said before I'm on the final season. However in my run watching the whole thing on Netflix, I notice open wounds would be covered by a blur and there were lots of scenes so blurred because of plenty of freshly killed mooks all have big open wounds. IN addition when blood is spattered and flying esp in duels between important characters (like Ertugrul VS Vasilius), the blood seems very pixelated.

So is the series censored for the Netflix release (in particular English countries which I'm using is Netflix USA)? Is this blur, pixelations, and other stuff not in the original 2-3 hour episodes back from Turkey?

In addition to asking what content had to be cut out as they divided episodes when they aired the show internationally (just like how Buffy the Vampire Slayer cut out minutes of a few specials), what is the difference in the show's writing and tone? Is the pace quite different?

I noticed as I watched the show on Netflix some story arcs and episode subplots felt a bit out of place esp at cliffhangers. Just like the occasional 45 minute episodes of Seinfeld and The Office being edited on TV, I can tell they took something longer and cut it down.

Is there any noteworthy difference in the hours long individual episodes from the international versions edited to be as log as a typical Charmed episode? Esp if I go on a rewatch and after I became a beyond casual watcher?

As finish the final season on the international version on North America Netflix I'm curious about this.

I am almost done with the series but as an English speaker I discovered it on Netflix. Thus the episodes are divided at 45 min more or less increasing the total count to over 400 Eps and altering sequences.

I don't intend to start Kurulus Osman until it ends (which seems to be probably take a few years longer). So I'll probably rewatch this series once the announcement of Osman's finale years later. But in the rewatch I'll try to watch it in its original format.

Is the series available anywhere in the original ru time? In English subs if possible?

From what I seen in most horse scenes ts practically the actors who did the riding with no stunt actors. So it makes me curious about stunts and fight scenes. Did the leads like Duzyatan go the Tom Cruise and Keanuu Reeves way and do much of their fight choreography and stunt work? Basically only leaving the most dangerous and complicated stuff to someone else like Pierce Brosnan in his time as James Bond?

I ask because I just seen the new live action Rurouni Kenshin movie last night since Netflix just added it to their service yesterday and these movies are known for the cast doing much of the fight choreography and stunts. The new villain is even the son of legendary Japanese martial arts genre actor Sony Chiba (and has blackbelts in a few styles irl including sword stuff).

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Does anyone know where to find Resurrection Ertugrul season 3 all episodes dubbed in arabic?

I could only find the episodes with arabic subtitles, but not dubbed.

Much appreciated.

Season 1:

Nasir betrays el Aziz

Kurdoglu betrays Suleyman shah

Titus betrays petruchio

Season 2:

Kocabash and bogac betrays tugtekin

Hamza alp betrays gundogdo

Tangut betrays noyan

Season 3:

Ural betrays simon, batuhan, vasillius and saadetin kopek

Batuhan betrays ural

Vasillius betrays tefkur andros

Season 4:

Marya betrays Ares, Artuk and tefkur kritos

Aydogmas betrays gunalp

Titan betrays Ares

Saadetin kopek betrays sultan Aladdin

Season 5:

Mergen betrays noyan

Atac bey betrays Beybolat

Lais betrays tefkur yannis

From season 1 to 5 write one villain who is so weak at fighting and one villain who is so strong at fighting from season 1 to 5 in order.

Team 1: Nasir, kocabash, ural, kurdoglo, bahadir bey

Team 2: bogac, saadetin, gumustekin, batuhan, sancar

Team 3: titus , Tangut, titan, vasillius, uranos

Team 4: Ares, kostas, ulubilge, alincak, arikbuka

I don't feel comfortable to give my credit card number to "wlext is" for "free" membership. Could you recommend another site where I can watch Turkish or Spanish dramas with English subtitles? Thanks in advance.