This article intends to understand the significance of depicting the Ottoman past in Turkish TV dramas by focusing on Filinta [Flintlock] (2014–2016), a hybrid of historical drama and police procedural that is set in the second half of the 19th century in the Ottoman Empire. On the one hand, the article examines the influence of the Ottoman heritage in localising the police procedural genre in Filinta by exploring various kinds of local, cultural and historical connections. On the other hand, it investigates the appeal of using the Ottoman markers in increasing the popularity of the series in the global television market.

本文旨在通过关注Filinta [Flintlock]（2014-2016年）来理解在土耳其电视剧中描绘奥斯曼帝国过去的重要性，Filinta [Flintlock]（2014-2016年）是一部历史剧和警察程序的混合体，设定于19世纪下半叶。奥斯曼帝国。一方面，本文通过探索各种地方，文化和历史联系，考察了奥斯曼帝国的遗产在本地化Filinta警察程序类型方面的影响。另一方面，它研究了使用奥斯曼标记器在增加该系列在全球电视市场中的知名度方面的吸引力。