The aim of this study is to examine examples of female roles attributed by society, reproduction through sequences, and show that the media offers sexist stereotypes related to women and reinforces secondary positions in Patriarkal society. In this study, the series of "Paramparts" that reproduce patriarchal codes and the 'Medcezir' series 'Medcezir' were selected as examples for its strong female representation. From this point, the two sequences included in sampling are selected for seasons corresponding to the same broadcast period; sequences have been examined in terms of scenario, speech and image/show through qualitative data analysis, and are interpreted in terms of feminist theory by comparison with the female characters of two sequences included in sampling. Although women are not represented in the series in its real form, despite the female characters in the series, how male-dominated rhetoric is carried out in films, how women are depicted, and why women's experiences in real life are ignored in the series. In terms of feminist theory, the perspectives of feminist authors such as Gülnur Savran Acar, Christine Delphy, Heidi Hartmann have been addressed. / The aim of this study is to examine the examples of the Reproduction of female roles attributed by society and to show that the media presentsist Stereotypes about and it reinforced their secondary position in patriarchal society. In this study, "Parampart" series which reproduces the codes of the patriarchal structure and "Medcezir" series in terms of providing strong female representation were selected as Samples. Starting from this point, the same broadcast period of the two series was selected; The arrays were analyzed in terms of Scenario, discourse and image by qualitative data analysis method. The female characters of the two sequences were interpreted according to the feminist theory as a result of the data obtained. Why women are not represented in the series as a real form, how the male dominant discourse continues despite the female characters, how women are portrayed in this discourse, Constitute the problems of the study. In terms of feminist theory, the perspectives of feminist writers such as Gülnur Savran Acar, Christine Delphy and Heidi Hartmann have been chosen.