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Evli ve Çocuklu (2004) | Slate

Evli ve Çocuklu

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Rated 7.0 on TMDB

Evli ve Çocuklu

Evli ve Çocuklu (Married with Children) was a Turkish adaptation of the American sitcom Married... with Children and ran for 8 episodes on the Turkish TV channel Kanal D in 2004. The series was a literal translation of the original series, only with Turkish actors. All dialogues, gags, and episode titles were taken from the original scripts, except for the names which were changed to Turkish ones. Al Bundy became Niyazi Tonguç, Peggy was named Jale, and the children's names were Efe and Tugba instead of Bud and Kelly.

Status: Canceled
First aired: 2004
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 11 aired
Average episode: 1h 0m
Genres: Comedy, Family
Network: Kanal D
Country: Turkey
Language: Turkish

Direction and writing

Michael G. MoyeCreator

Seasons

Season 111 episodes

Cast

Ege AydanNiyazi Tonguç

Ron LeavittCreator

Bora TekayDirector

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Yıldız Kaplan

Jale Tonguç

Mihrace YekenkülüğRana Mana

Tuğra Kaftancıoğlu Selçuk Mana
Duygu YetişTuğba Tonguç
Ozan UğurluEfe Tonguç
Berna Biber
Güzin Usta

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