I loved it. There were some rough edges, and I didn't laugh at all the jokes, but I did laugh out-loud at a few of them and that is rare for me, especially when I am sitting by myself.
It's not an "edgy" comedy show, no one is skewered. I enjoy edgy humour sometimes but I find gentle humour refreshing. I am looking forward to seeing the characters developed as I liked them all.
The only "message" I got from the first episode is that the differences in religions and ethnicities are on the surface but underneath those differences lie much stronger similarities in human emotion and personality types.
While some of the situations relied on misconceptions between Muslims and non-Muslims it was also about young verses old and city verses small town and traditional verses modern.
This program is going to the top of my "don't miss" list.
It's not an "edgy" comedy show, no one is skewered. I enjoy edgy humour sometimes but I find gentle humour refreshing. I am looking forward to seeing the characters developed as I liked them all.
The only "message" I got from the first episode is that the differences in religions and ethnicities are on the surface but underneath those differences lie much stronger similarities in human emotion and personality types.
While some of the situations relied on misconceptions between Muslims and non-Muslims it was also about young verses old and city verses small town and traditional verses modern.
This program is going to the top of my "don't miss" list.