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A bold Saudi sketch comedy show that holds a mirror up to modern Gulf society — from social media obsession to gender dynamics and everything in between. Sharp, fast-paced and genuinely funny, it's been a Ramadan staple for a generation of Saudi viewers.

A drama, comedy series, discussing social issues, including the spread of the Corona epidemic, and the Iraqi protests, and each episode has a separate topic and story that discusses problems from reality.

The events revolve around a group of elderly people and retirees, as they make the decision to enroll in literacy classes, and they go through daily mishaps.

Following Khader and Abu Juma's miraculous success in the previous semester, Khader decides to take on an even bigger challenge by continuing his studies in "literacy" classes. He finds himself caught in a comedic whirlwind of situations with his elderly classmates, whose stories are stranger than Imagination, and teachers trying to control a class boiling with mischief.

The Iraqi series "Akbar Jathab" (أكبر جذاب) is a comedy show produced in 2012, directed by Ali Abu Khumra and Muhannad Abu Khumra, and written by Hussein Najjar, Mohammed Khmas, and Fadhel Baghdadi. The series parodies famous international films in a comedic style, using graphics and humor to recreate 30 well-known movie scenes. The series won the Best Comedy Award at the Cairo Arab Media Festival in 2012.

Within the framework of comedy and entertainment, events take place about a family of content makers

The series revolve around a dispute that breaks out between two families, one Egyptian and one Iraqi, due to an inheritance, which leads to many comedic situations between the members of the two families.