The Game Theory
2024 · Drama · Animation · Comedy · Crime · Mystery
A mysterious attempt to create the most libertarian high school project takes a drastic turn when a new student unknowingly sets a chain of events in motion to survive.
Episodes
1. Liberford49m · A new student unwittingly sets into motion a series of events. Plans go terribly wrong, and everyone finds themselves in nothing but the most disastrous situations.
2. Troll Wars41m · Gokhan attempts to tie up loose ends. Erdem realizes that something is up. Meanwhile Gokhan learns he has Ebola.
3. King is Back40m · Gokhan, who needs money to pay for his treatment, embarks on a dangerous business with Baris. A new discovery horrifies Ada. Duygu gives a big promise while having a secret agenda.
4. Abeyance34m · A new love is born. After the rift appeared between Gokhan and Baris, Gokhan decided to run for student leader in order to have his treatment covered. Duygu makes an unexpected retaliation.
5. December Flowers34m · Secrets are revealed. The cracks between Duygu, Selcuk and Yagmur deepen. Yagmur plays a dangerous game.
6. Disrespectfuls35m · Cagla attempts to cover an investigation in order to protect the school's reputation. Tensions are rising after a tragedy. Ada keeps sinking while Duygu experiences the worst day of her life.
7. Queen is Back48m · Ada has no choice but to disappear. Duygu's spectacular revenge makes her even more powerful than before. This time, Gokhan experiences the worst day of his life.
8. Sleepless40m · Forming a new alliance, Gokhan makes a desperate move. A cat-mouse game is finally concluded. The future seems tougher for everyone.More Like This
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