Man Like Mobeen

The story arch in this series was incredibly moving. Funny stories mixed with real life conversations. I watched all three seasons in one week and the final episode had me feeling for everyone.

The final few minutes ... We'll see for yourself.

Is it a laptop or a dead cat? Guz Kan leads with a virtuoso performance as his on screen persona Mobeen Dean. I've seen and heard Mobeen skits over the years, wildly funny yet pragmatic and to be able to see his own series become reality is truly a pleasure. Some of the jokes you may miss completely, either because you're not aware of the lexicon used or the cultural significance but it' still damn well funny.

Episode 2 is particularly brilliant and episode 4 closes with a more mature, in a Mobeen kinda way, debate on xenophobia and fear of the unknown/misunderstood. I enjoyed every episode and so will you too. Great acting and production was off a very good quality, I recognised all the locations as local to me which was a nice bonus. The direction was good and the editing linked it together well.

Brilliant. Looking forward to Mobeens return. Hopefully longer with more episodes!

I don't understand the negative reviews. This show is brilliant on so many levels. The characters have great chemistry with amazing comedic timing. Only negative is there aren't enough episodes. At times I laughed so hard I cried 😂

Great programme, brings up real issues but keeps it as comedic as possible while doing so. Really enjoyed this.

Found this by accident on Netflix then on iplayer. It's an amazing surprise we did not think we would laugh half as much as we did.