Cranberry SorbetSeason 3
When free-spirited Doğa falls head over heels for charming Fatih, nobody expects the chaos that follows. His family is deeply conservative and devout; hers is modern and secular — and neither side is ready to back down. What starts as a love story quickly becomes a collision of two very different Turkeys, played out through family dinners, in-law battles and everything in between. Sharp, relatable and impossible to stop watching.
Where to Watch Cranberry Sorbet • Season 3
37 Episodes
- Episode 67
E1Episode 67It’s as if a bomb has gone off in the Ünal household. The shocking truth they uncover shakes all their relationships to the core, turning everyone against each other. However, the immediate concern is Görkem’s health. After the chaotic night, they rush Görkem to the hospital, and with the blackmail she inflicted on Fatih, they aren’t trying to fix the situation but rather buy some time. Meanwhile, Kıvılcım feels devastated, on the verge of heading down the wrong path, driven by the sense of betrayal from the man she trusted the most in her life. Shortly after all this chaos, a great tragedy strikes Kıvılcım’s home—Alev dies during childbirth. The child she gave birth to sparks a custody battle between Kıvılcım and Abdullah. - Episode 68
E2Episode 68Doğa, who is unaware of Giray's affair with his stepmother Heves, thinks that their marriage is on track and tries to keep it that way. Pembe rolls up her sleeves to file for divorce. While Abdullah is trying to take his daughter with him, he is also dealing with the lawsuit filed by Pembe. Meanwhile, Mustafa, who learns that his father was unfair to him while distributing the company shares, turns against him. This situation will cause big storms in the Unals' house as well as in the company. Cemal and Kıvılcım's friendship slowly develops. Kıvılcım realizes that she cannot do anything about the custody of baby Alev and hands the baby over to Abdullah. Görkem, who has tried every way to win her husband back, this time wants to take advantage of the confusion in the company.
