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By - Razouk²

The Night Agent – Season 3 Review

Season 3 of The Night Agent continues to prove why the series has become one of Netflix’s most gripping political thrillers. From the start, the show strongly reminds me of 24, starring Kiefer Sutherland and I mean that in the best possible way. The high-stakes urgency, the constant race against time, and the atmosphere of

By - Razouk²

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: A Journey Far from the Throne

With A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, the ever-expanding world of Game of Thrones returns to familiar soil but with a slightly different tone. Having finally finished the first season, I can confidently say I enjoyed it, though I couldn’t help feeling it ended too quickly. Six episodes, each averaging around 30 minutes, made the

By - Razzouk Razzouk

Bi Al Dam : A Masterclass in Chemistry and Casting

Out of all the shows on Shahid this Ramadan, Bi Al Dam is truly in a league of its own. From its gripping storytelling to its impeccable performances, this series stands out as one of the finest productions of the season. What makes Bi Al Dam exceptional is not just its intriguing plot but the

By - Pierre Kassar

A Game changer -Ted Lasso

Ted Lasso is a series that feels like a warm hug offering a perfect blend of humor, heart, and emotional depth. At its core is Ted Lasso, a character who radiates optimism even while facing challenges. Behind his constant smile there is a man quietly battling mental illness specifically anxiety, a touching reflection of the struggles

By - Razzouk Razzouk

Al Ameel : A Fresh Take on a Classic Crime Thriller

“Al Ameel” on Shahid is a gripping drama that has captured the attention of audiences with its intricate plot and compelling performances. Starring Ayman Zaidan as the antagonist Melhem, the show delves into the lives of two estranged brothers, each embroiled in a complex web of deception and duty.In the series, Khalil plays a determined

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Underrated Netflix Gems: Must-Watch Hidden Shows

When it comes to Netflix, the spotlight often falls on big titles like Stranger Things or Squid Game, but the platform is a treasure trove of lesser-known shows that deserve equal, if not more, attention. Here are some underrated Netflix series that offer rich narratives, fascinating characters, and gripping plots—perfect for your next binge-watching session.

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AA Amal: A show defining the trajectory of Lebanese Drama

In recent years, producers in Syria upped the game when it comes to choosing the right cast , perfect script writer and director. Before Ramadan, there was a 10 episode series called 3arabit Beirut that showcased what Lebanese could do with the right funds and the right talent that we had for a long time.

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Blue Eyed Samurai: A Visceral, Thought-Provoking Anime Centered on a Fierce Female Protagonist

The first season of the Japanese anime series Blue Eyed Samurai, now streaming on Netflix, centers around a compelling female protagonist pretending to be male to pursue a quest for vengeance. Mizu is a complex character set on retribution, but struggling with her own morals and identity as she inhabits the guise of a male

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Al-Thaman: The Rise & Fall

After watching 47 episodes of Al-Thaman, I have to say that I’m officially done with the show. While I was initially hooked by the intriguing plot and strong cast, I found that over time, the slow pacing and frustrating character development ruined my interest in the show. One of the main issues I had with

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The Succession

Succession is an HBO drama series that explores the cutthroat world of the Roy family and their media empire. The show has sharp writing, complex and fascinating characters, and the ability to balance humour and drama in a way that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. The show follows the Roy family, a wealthy and powerful