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Prens (2023)

Also known as: The Prince

Between seasons23 episodesChannel: BluTV, Max, TV+TMDB, checked 31 October
comedyBluTV, Max, TV+

The Prince (Prens) is a Turkish comedy series broadcast on BluTV, Max, TV+, first aired in 2023. In the disregarded Kingdom of Bongomia, a young man known only as “the Prince” finds himself at the center of a struggle involving the throne, palace intrigues and the Hungarian threat after King Thun’s death. Looking for something similar? See the criteria-based guide Which Turkish series should I watch first? A decision guide by genre, era and length.

The Prince cast: Giray Altınok (Prens), Ceyda Düvenci (Kraliçe Sion), Serdar Orçin (Kalesh), Çağdaş Onur Öztürk (Thenio), Onur Özaydın (Orion), Bahadır Vatanoğlu (Larg).

Editor: Uğur Arı

Genres:comedy

Where to watch The Prince (Prens)

The Prince (Prens) is available in United States on HBO Max (Subscription), HBO Max Amazon Channel (Subscription).

Subtitle/dubbing languages not verified; availability on a platform does not imply language support.
Last checked: 15 Sept 2026 · May be outdated
Streaming availability data via TMDB / JustWatch — TMDB / JustWatch

How many episodes does The Prince have?

The Prince has aired 23 episodes so far across 3 seasons (as of October 2026) and is still ongoing.

Plot

Prens is set in the fictional medieval-style Kingdom of Bongomia. The central character was never given a name by his family and is known simply as “the Prince.” After King Thun’s death, he unexpectedly becomes part of the struggle for power. Conflicts involving his stepmother Queen Sion, his uncle Kalesh, his older brother Thenio and his sister-in-law Anarkhia expand into a wider political crisis when Bongomia faces the Hungarian Empire. The series combines palace and war drama with anachronistic dialogue, absurd behavior and character-driven comedy.

Origins of the story

Adaptation status

No reliable source confirms that the series is an official adaptation of a novel, story, book, film, series, play, memoir or historical work. Its documented starting point is Giray Altınok’s social-media character, later developed into a television series.

Connection to reality

The series takes place in the fictional kingdom of Bongomia and uses medieval motifs and historical allusions for comic and parodic purposes. No reliable source was found confirming that it is based on specific real events or real people.

Inspirations and influences

Seinfeld

Confirmed by a creator or official source

Giray Altınok stated that, while writing with Kerem Özdoğan, the comedic structure of Prens drew on Seinfeld’s approach to situational comedy. This does not mean that the plot was adapted from Seinfeld; it is a statement about an influence on the construction of comedy.

Confirmed by creator

Limit of the evidence: The statement supports an influence on the sitcom structure, not the borrowing of specific characters or events.

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Official video

Episodes (23)

Season 3

  • Episode 19 May 2025Beş İşaret57 min
  • Episode 216 May 2025Veliaht ve İstikrar53 min
  • Episode 323 May 2025İstemem Eksik Olsun57 min
  • Episode 430 May 2025Yarım Kalan İntikam55 min
  • Episode 56 June 2025Sezar'ın Ölümü54 min
  • Episode 613 June 2025Yeni Çağın Adımları51 min
  • Episode 720 June 2025İtilaf ve İttifak46 min
  • Episode 827 June 2025Mahşer Günü65 min
Season 2 (7 episodes)
  • Episode 19 April 2024Küçük Oyunlar Büyük Düşler42 min
  • Episode 29 April 2024Kaderine Terk Edilmiş Krallık46 min
  • Episode 316 April 2024Ölü Yelkenler Uğruna43 min
  • Episode 423 April 2024Valhalla42 min
  • Episode 530 April 2024Kuzey Unutmaz45 min
  • Episode 67 May 2024İntikam ve Masumiyet43 min
  • Episode 714 May 2024Kadınların Çağı Başlıyor55 min
Season 1 (8 episodes)
  • Episode 116 June 2023Bir Devrin Sonu38 min
  • Episode 216 June 2023Olmak Ya Da Olmamak39 min
  • Episode 316 June 2023Vahşi Kelebek45 min
  • Episode 416 June 2023Hain Krala Ölüm48 min
  • Episode 516 June 2023Kanla Alınan Krallık44 min
  • Episode 616 June 2023Giden Geri Gelecek39 min
  • Episode 716 June 2023Her Şey Aşk İçin41 min
  • Episode 816 June 2023Alçaklar ve Piçler49 min

Episode list from TMDB, last checked 26 October. Future dates are the broadcaster's schedule and may change.

Details

Year
2023–2025
Channel
BluTV, Max, TV+
Genre
comedy
Seasons
3
Episodes aired
23
Rating
8.4

Cast

Character Map

● Hero● Anti-hero● Villain● Supporting● Character
siblingparentrelativesiblingallyspousepartnerparentsiblingparentspousesiblingPrensGiray AltınokQueen SionCeyda DüvenciKaleshSerdar OrçinThenioÇağdaş Onur ÖztürkAnarkhiaAslı TandoğanHashariaDerya Pınar AkKing ThunHüseyin Avni DanyalLargBahadır VatanoğluOrionOnur ÖzaydınSlaveCanberk Gültekin

Anti-hero

Prens
Giray Altınok
  • ↳ Queen Sion — parent
  • ↳ Kalesh — relative
  • ↳ Slave — ally
Show spoiler (2)
  • ↳ Thenio — sibling
  • ↳ Hasharia — sibling

Villain

Kalesh
Serdar Orçin
  • ↳ King Thun — sibling
Show spoiler (1)
  • ↳ Hasharia — parent

Antagonist

Queen Sion
Ceyda Düvenci
  • ↳ King Thun — spouse
Show spoiler (2)
  • ↳ Kalesh — partner
  • ↳ Hasharia — parent
Thenio
Çağdaş Onur Öztürk
  • ↳ Anarkhia — spouse
Show spoiler (1)
  • ↳ Hasharia — sibling

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What's in this series?

From a social-media character to a series universe

Prens originated with the character performed by Giray Altınok in short social-media sketches. Altınok and Kerem Özdoğan later developed the character into a series set in the fictional Kingdom of Bongomia, with episodes running approximately 40 minutes. The first season’s use of virtual production by MGX Film is a notable part of the show’s production context.

A fictional medieval world and historical allusions

Bongomia is not a real country but a fictional medieval kingdom. The series includes references or allusions to the Hungarian Empire, European kingdoms and, in later developments, Ottoman history. These elements create a fictional framework that transforms court intrigue and war narratives into absurd comedy rather than reconstructing a specific historical event.

An absurd character inside dramatic events

According to Giray Altınok, the comedy comes from placing a rule-breaking character inside a world filled with intense dramatic action, allowing his behavior to affect everyone around him. As a result, struggles over the throne, wars and family conflicts are treated not as straightforward historical drama but as absurd situations exposing the characters’ contradictions and desire for power.

Use of virtual production

According to MGX Film’s production page, the first season consists of eight episodes designed to run approximately 40 minutes each. The production team used virtual production to create a substantial part of the visual world in a studio environment, enabling the fictional locations of Bongomia to be designed without relying entirely on conventional location shooting.

Frequently asked questions

When did The Prince air?

The Prince (Prens) first aired on 16 June 2023 on BluTV, Max, TV+.

Who is in the cast of The Prince (Prens)?

The main cast of The Prince includes Giray Altınok (Prens), Ceyda Düvenci (Kraliçe Sion), Serdar Orçin (Kalesh), Çağdaş Onur Öztürk (Thenio), Onur Özaydın (Orion), Bahadır Vatanoğlu (Larg).

Is The Prince based on a true story?

The series takes place in the fictional kingdom of Bongomia and uses medieval motifs and historical allusions for comic and parodic purposes. No reliable source was found confirming that it is based on specific real events or real people.

What is Prens called in English?

Prens was distributed internationally as "The Prince".

Sources