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The authenticity of the Hassans’ dysfunction is aided by Waked and Abbass’ cosmic chemistry. ... The “Ramy” writers’ room forces the audience to sit in his social discomfort with him. You cannot escape. You will marinate in the embarrassment until you’ve forgotten what it was like. ... “Ramy” is unlike anything else on television, but its closest relative is “Better Call Saul.”
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Similar to its titular character, “Ramy” isn’t perfect. But this is the best, more fascinating season yet.
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Season 3, which premièred on September 30th, isn’t much cheerier—at least not until the very end. But it’s also the season with the clearest plotline and character development. ... “Ramy” has made a clever decision to focus on character exploration this time around. As a result, we get some dark plotlines. ... Season 3 ups the ante by examining the brunt of this secrecy, awkwardness, and shame.
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The third season is challenging but worthwhile.
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These are, without question, very dark times for the Hassan family, but that makes their moments of clarity all the more beautiful.
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The series may be called Ramy, but the best parts of the show are its supporting characters. Finely drawn and beautifully developed, both the scripted versions and the actors who portray them are on point.
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Sep 30, 2022excellent
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adjective
possessing outstanding quality or superior merit; remarkably good.