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Saudi animation comedy series’ ‘Masameer County’ coming on Netflix this July

Masameer: The Movie | Official Trailer | Netflix

Netflix has announced the release date for the new and exclusive season of the Saudi animation series Masameer County. The eight-episode series will be available on Netflix from 1 July 2021.

According to Netflix, the new season will provide a humorous view of a changing Saudi Arabia, as the Masameer gang venture into a global media war, a long-standing tribal feud, and a health craze gone too far. The latest drop comes as part of Netflix’s five-year partnership with Saudi Arabian animation studio Myrkott, signed last year to produce Saudi-focused shows and films. The series is created by Malik Nejer and Abdul Aziz AlMuzaini and stars Abdulaziz AlShehri, Mazroa AlMazroa, Ibraheem AlKhairallah, Shahad AlAhmari and Yusuf AlDakhil.

Masameer: The Movie premiered on Netflix last year. The film introduced ‘Dana,’ a Saudi girl passionate about the use of artificial intelligence in making the world a better place whilst introducing the show’s main three protagonists; Saad, Saltooh and Trad setting about on a journey of fulfilment proving themselves to society by becoming crime-fighting superheroes. The main plot revolved around the little girl who uses her passion for artificial intelligence to make an impact by turning her friends into crime-fighting superheroes.

Here’s the full episode guide for the new season of Masameer County:

– Episode one: Ice Cream

Bandar’s midnight snack craving leads him to an unexpected adventure.

– Episode two: Washingtonia

Two men fighting for polar opposite causes suffer from an existential crisis after public interest dwindles in what they’re advocating for.

– Episode three: Lapis

Saltooh takes a job as a deliveryman for a local bakery that soon lands him on the wrong side of the law.

– Episode four: Pimple

A pimple on Saltooh’s back leaves him publicly exposed, while Fahad struggles to hospitalize his sick mother.

– Episode five: The Plumber

A confrontation between Muneer and his archnemesis turns into a global media war.

– Episode six: Latrine of Secrets

Juffair and Mane accidentally reignite a five-hundred-year-old tribal feud.

– Episode seven: Minor Occultation

To escape the troubles of the outside world, Trad, Saltooh, and Saad decide to isolate themselves at home for a couple of days.

– Episode eight: Shilajit

Saad’s growing obsession with healthy food spirals out of control, leading to unexpected consequences.

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In 2020, the amount of programming not from their home country or the US watched by Netflix members increased by 10 per cent and non-English-language viewing on Netflix has increased by 23 per cent year-on-year, which is a clear testament to the opportunity and potential the region, and Arabic-language content presents.

The digital streaming platform is also working with Saudi talent such as film directors Hana Al-Omair and Haifaa Al-Mansoor, while introducing new Arabic Originals including Paranormal, Abla Fahita, Al-Rawabi School for Girls, and two as-yet-untitled projects with Tunisian actress Hend Sabry and Egyptian singer Amr Diab.

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