محافظة مسامير ج2 S1-S2

Can't remember an Arabic show that broke so many rules and taboos in just a few minutes. Found myself laughing so hard on some of the scenes and I have never experienced this in a Saudi show before. The production quality, pacing, and maturity level increased exponentially this time. My only critique here is that not all viewers can enjoy this type content, especially when it's coming from creators who were much subtle with their innuendos before.

The first minutes of any tv show is the most important yet that wasn't the case in masameers new tv show the beginning was unfunny and the worst part of the show by far this is a case point of it keeps getting better and better.

First, this review is from a person who is not from the Kingdom and did not live in it, but is in love with masameer. Secondly, I really liked the first three episodes of the season, and they were the most mature in terms of presenting ideas and addressing them, but the endings of episodes 2 and 3 were not at the level of episodes, especially the third, and the best episode is the first especially the theme that I personally experienced. As for the negative aspects, most of the messages were direct, and this matter took me out of the general atmosphere, as well as the use of three-dimensional technology, which lacked smoothness and flexibility in movement, and also a lot of vile words that annoy me, and if they reduced its intensity, the experience would have been better. Overall, a very good season, and they are showing signs of improvement Thank u malk nejer and abdel aziz mzeyni.

(The overall rating is the average rating of every episode individually) I was disappointed at first, especially with the first two episodes, because they resemble a lot of what we see in TV, so i was like "nothing changed". It was similar in the ideology and messages that are not in place for a series like this Although the meaning behind the second episode was beautiful But thankfully The remaining episodes were better and it kept going up, the remaining episodes often had an interesting story that wasn't overshadowed by a message for something in particular. And I have to stop at episode 5 "The Plumber", which was undoubtedly the best episode, although it was overshadowed by its message, it came with a comical and interesting story, especially when "Mounir" distributed the works to the competing networks. And the domination of his archenemy with his helpers. I also liked the moderation of the street language in this episode, unlike previous episodes, where the street language were strangely too much!