Sakincali | Unacceptable Comes to an Early End – Low Ratings Determine the Fate of the Series
The Turkish drama Sakincali | Unacceptable is ending much earlier than originally planned. Due to extremely low ratings, the production has officially decided to wrap the story with a shortened finale consisting of only five episodes. The final episode will air on Wednesday, December 17.
This marks an abrupt end for a project that, despite having a strong premise and a compelling setup, failed to capture and maintain a broad audience.
A Promising Plot That Couldn’t Hold Viewers
The story of Sakincali | Unacceptable unfolds within one of the country’s most respected families — the Gökmen family, owners of the successful flower and gift delivery company Bu An İçin.
Everything begins during a glamorous celebration marking the company’s 15th anniversary. What was meant to be the most meaningful night of their lives quickly turns into a turning point filled with chaos.
Nazım and Süreyya Gökmen, founders of the family business, have spent years building the company with hopes of passing it down to their children. But Nazım’s growing ambition leads him into a dangerous partnership, setting off a chain of events that threatens everything they built.
His associates, Faysal and Çetin — deceived and betrayed by Nazım — turn the elegant celebration into a night of disaster.
Meanwhile, Süreyya’s son Can, who is dating Didem — a courier unknowingly involved in Nazım’s secret dealings — finds himself pulled into the heart of a dangerous web.
The long-hidden truth revealed that night shatters Süreyya and triggers a dramatic chain reaction that changes the fate of the entire family.
A Strong Start, a Quick End
While Sakincali introduced a dark, emotional, and powerful storyline from its very first episode, viewer engagement remained weak. Poor ratings ultimately forced the network to make the unavoidable decision to cancel the series.
The final chapter of Sakincali | Unacceptable will air on December 17, bringing closure to the story of the Gökmen family.
