Esas Oğlan

Ceren and Selma are two single women whose love lives are going badly. Ceren is left by her boyfriend of two years, and Selma is cheated on on her first date. They decide that they cannot find the right man on their own, so they set each other up on dates. They will tell about their dates on the podcast they made. However, the results are not as they expected.

Unable to get the results they want from dates with people they don't know, Ceren and Selma decide to set each other up with people they know well and go on a "double date". However, they discover that they don't know the people they thought they knew "enough".

Selma and Ceren, who are looking for the perfect man for each other, decide to go on dates this time. The two women give each other the criteria of the "perfect man", but during the dates they realize that the men they thought were perfect also have other flaws.

Selma and Ceren go in the opposite direction when they get burned by the men they thought were perfect, and this time they decide to meet the people they said they would never date. The meetings they experience surprise both of them.

Unable to have an ideal meeting, Ceren and Selma decide that this is a cultural issue and set up two men who grew up in different cultures for each other. However, different cultures bring different problems and the two women experience international adventures.

Selma and Ceren's podcast now has a sponsor. With the sponsor's request, the girls will join each other's dates and act as matchmakers. But three-person dates are even more complicated than two-person ones.

"Whose trash is someone else's treasure". Is that really true? Ceren and Selma set each other up with one of their exes. As the dates progress, the exes' old problems begin to surface.

Ceren and Selma's relationship is falling apart. Moreover, they have set each other up with people they think are ideal for the other. Neither of them wants to go on a date set up by the other. The girls are about to kidnap the "Main Boy" they found with difficulty. More importantly, they risk losing each other.