Drama Squad by BKM

In this episode, the troupe presents the skits “A to Z,” which explores the ongoing clash between Generation Z and Generation X; “Butterfly Man,” a comedic take on the whimsical world of superheroes; and “Neighborhood Contribution,” celebrating the charm of community spirit and the joy of sharing.

In this episode, the troupe performs the skits “İzzet the Controller,” which humorously depicts a boy with a remote control that has special powers; “Teachers and Students,” showcasing the charming conflict between a mischievous class and their teacher; and “Flight Plan,” illustrating the anxious moments of a man who overcomes his fear of flying.

In this episode, the troupe performs skits including “Point of View,” which explores a disagreement between a mother and daughter; “Virtual Child vs. Street Child,” highlighting the contrasting worlds of two types of children; and “Goal Key,” focusing on the adventures and challenges faced by a school coach.

In this episode, the troupe performs the skits “Neighborhood Transformation,” which depicts the interactions of people from different backgrounds coming together; “The Right to Wish,” which shows how a magic lamp transforms a family's life with three wishes; and “This Pride Belongs to All of Us,” which explores a father's dissatisfaction with his son's chosen profession.

In this episode, the troupe performs the skit "Parent of a Parent", which humorously portrays a child waiting for his father to return from a parent-teacher conference; “The Class Mother", about a mother who attempts to take over the role of a teacher; and "Giddy Up, Child", which amusingly addresses the exam stress experienced by both parents and children.

In this episode, the troupe performs the sketches “My Present Mind,” which explores a man’s return to his childhood years; “Rich on Rich,” about impoverished lovers who scramble to give gifts to their wealthy friends for their birthday; and “Tell It to the Cone,” featuring a father and son who are makers of Turkish ice cream.

In this episode, the troupe performs skits including “Who Does This Child Take After?” which humorously portrays parents who are too preoccupied with debating who their child resembles to address the real issues; “The Neighbor's Child,” which explores the absurdities of making false comparisons between children; and “You Online, I’m One,” a nostalgic look back at the 90s, celebrating old children's games.

In this episode, the troupe performs the skits “Parents, Please!,” which presents parent-teacher conferences from the children’s perspective; “My Big Little Boy,” which humorously depicts a mother who is excessively attached to her son; and “The Historic Day,” which revolves around a history teacher who forgets her wedding anniversary.

In this episode, the troupe performs the skits “Pet Shop,” which humorously explores the world of pets; “No Parents Requested,” about the tragicomic situation of a family excessively devoted to their son; and “Bro-Dad” which depicts a family’s attempt to befriend their child.

In this episode, the troupe performs the skits “Hairy Potter,” a humorous parody of Harry Potter, and “What's with it?,” a skit about a Grand Bazaar shopkeeper who is engaged to a global superstar.