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"Where chaos goes live — one butcher’s dream turns into the Arab world’s strangest TV station."

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A lighthearted comedy series about a quirky satellite TV channel and its eccentric owner, exploring the chaotic behind-the-scenes world of Arab talk shows.

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Production

Layalina Film Production

Language

Status

Returning Series

Created By

Hatem Salah AlDeen

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Where to Watch

Region US · Lang EN

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Seasons & Episodes

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Season

In the first episode, viewers are introduced to a newly launched satellite TV channel with a surprising twist — it’s owned and managed by a butcher named Abu Tarek, who has no media background. With big dreams and no clue how the television industry works, he decides to hire a team on the spot. One by one, eccentric characters arrive for interviews — including an out-of-work actor, an overly confident director with no credentials, and a news anchor who’s terrified of cameras. Despite the chaos, Abu Tarek hires them all, believing passion is more important than experience. As the episode ends, the team prepares for their first live broadcast… with absolutely no idea what they’re doing.

Cast

Shady Hamza

Nayrouz Abouzid

Shaaban Abdel Rahim

Abdel Salaam El Dahshan

Fathy Saad

Mahmoud El Hefnawy

Magdy Abdel Haleem

Hatem Salah AlDeen

Reda Idrees

Hossam Hosny

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