Every year, the Egyptian population eagerly awaits the fresh multitude of star-studded TV shows that the Ramadan season has to offer; trying to figure out which ones they love and which ones they love to hate. There are usually always the one or two shows that are actually good, and that the majority of people prefer watching religiously every night after Iftar (breaking fast), and then there are the ones that are okay to watch, and the ones that no one quite understands how or why they were even produced – or why they bother watching them, for that matter. Perhaps not quite as star-studded as usual, this year’s Ramadan shows offer a wide range of fresh new talent, as well as a refreshingly light-hearted show leading the race, as opposed to the usual drama-turned-melodrama nature of most must-watch shows of previous years. That being said, although there are quite a few shows worth checking out this year for one reason or another (including the fact that mostly everyone spends most of their time at home now in quarantine anyway), there are three shows in particular that seem to…
