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January 2024

  • ‘I don’t know how funny I was as a kid’ … Ramy Youssef.

    The G2 interview
    ‘No one knew what to do with me’: Ramy Youssef on privilege, fear and his friend Taylor Swift

    The star of his own sitcom, Youssef is now appearing in his first big movie role, in Poor Things. He discusses his Muslim American roots, filming in Palestine and working with Willem Dafoe

December 2022

  • A comedically heavyweight turn … Mahershala Ali in Ramy.

    2022 in TV
    From Minx to Ramy: the best TV you never watched in 2022

    This year had some criminally underwatched TV, including a cracking feminist porn comedy, a razor-sharp look at millennial Muslims … and papergirls caught up in a time war

April 2021

  • Adhir Kalyan

    ‘The butt of all jokes’: why TV needs to ditch stale immigrant stories

    The lead character in United States of Al is a bumbling, one-dimensional cliche whose sole purpose is helping his white peers. How sad that shows like this still get made

February 2021

  • Anya Taylor-Joy in The Queen’s Gambit, Emma Corrin as Princess Diana in The Crown, and Catherine O’Hara in Schitt’s Creek.

    Golden Globes 2021: who will win – and who should win – the TV categories

    Under renewed scrutiny over diversity and ethics, the 2021 Golden Globes appears poised to reward the Netflix megahits The Queen’s Gambit and The Crown
  • ‘It was hard to work all the time to justify your being’ ... Hiam Abbass.

    'People want imperfection': Hiam Abbass on Succession, Ramy and playing complex women

    She is all calm as enigmatic Marcia Roy in the media-dynasty saga, but as the Egyptian-American mother in the award-winning comedy, she’s a hoot. The Palestinian actor examines her many-layered roles
    • Ramy: a masterful, Golden Globe-winning sitcom where nothing happens

    • Observer TV reviews
      The week in TV: ZeroZeroZero; The Drowning; The Repair Shop; Craftivism; Ramy – review

    • Ramy: culture-clash comedy with a deeper message

December 2020

  • Panic attack … celebrity anxiety in I Hate Suzie.

    Stress, chess and mounting dread: how 2020 was the year of anxie-TV

  • Michaela Coel in I May Destroy You.

    2020 in TV
    The 50 best TV shows of 2020: 50-1

October 2020

  • Terrorist mastermind ... Anjli Mohindra as Nadia in Bodyguard.

    From mute to menacing: why TV's portrayal of Muslims still falls short

    Though representation has increased, Islam on TV is still largely centred around terrorists and oppressed women. What we need is more complexity – and fewer dangerous cliches

September 2020

  • Eugene Levy accepts the Emmy for best actor in a comedy series at a remote location with his cast mates from Schitt’s Creek, which swept the comedy awards with seven wins.

    Emmy winners 2020: the full list

  • Catherine O’Hara in Schitt’s Creek, Regina King in Watchmen and Brian Cox in Succession. Who’ll come out on top?

    Emmys 2020 predictions: who will win and who should win?

July 2020

  •  From left: Ramy, Little Birds, The Talk, Squeamish About, and Semi-Detached<br>

    Sound and vision
    This week's home entertainment: from Little Birds to Ramy

    Anaïs Nin’s erotic short stories get the Sky Atlantic treatment, while Ramy Youssef’s comedy is back for a second season
  • Regina King in Watchmen, the shows based on Alan Moore’s source material.

    Emmys 2020: Watchmen and The Marvelous Mrs Maisel lead nominations

    The acclaimed HBO graphic novel adaptation leads the pack with 26 nominations, with the Amazon period comedy following behind
  • Ramy Youssef in Ramy

    Ramy Youssef: ‘Ricky Gervais talks about God so much, he might be Muslim!’

    The US comic on his acclaimed series Ramy, why fiction is the best place to explore sin and his encounter with comedy’s most famous atheist at the Golden Globes

June 2020

  • Mahershala Ali and Ramy Youssef in Ramy season two

    Ramy: the smartest, darkest TV comedy that you're not watching

    The Golden Globe-winning comedy’s ambitious second season offers a masterclass in avoiding personal responsibility masked as moral improvement

April 2019

  • A Black Spot on the Heart<br>Ramy Youssef in Ramy

    Ramy review – sharp comedy series examines Muslim American life

    Comedian Ramy Youssef navigates a life between two different cultures in a sensitive, funny and occasionally ingenious show
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