Geniş Aile

Geniş Aile

Geniş Aile

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Geniş Aile

2009- 2011

3 Seasons

108 Episodes

7.1(26 votes)

Ended

Comedy

Family

Overview

Geniş Aile is a Turkish comedy television series on Kanal D, which initially broadcast in 2009. Season Finale on June 15, 2010 and was run 49 episodes - 1 season. Season 2 premiere aired on August 10, 2010.

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Episodes

No episodes found for this season.

The people behind it

Cast & crew

10 featured cast members

Starring

Ufuk Özkan

Ufuk Özkan

Cevahir Kirişçi

Rasim Öztekin

Rasim Öztekin

Kuddusi Kirişçi

Mine Teber

Mine Teber

Muazzez Kirişçi

Fırat Tanış

Fırat Tanış

Koyu Bilal

Bihter Dinçel

Bihter Dinçel

Nazan Koçak

İlker Ayrık

İlker Ayrık

Mürsel Koçak

Bora Akkaş

Bora Akkaş

Zekai Kirişçi

Bülent Çolak

Bülent Çolak

Ulvi Mısırlıoğlu

Tanju Tuncel

Tanju Tuncel

Hafize Kirişçi

Ahmet Sarsılmaz

Ahmet Sarsılmaz

Müfit

Creative team

Created by: Cüneyt İnay
Kamuran Süner
Written by: Kamuran Süner
Cüneyt İnay
Produced by: Ahmet Kayimtu
Lale Eren

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