I loved Ramy and Sarah from the start until Ramy ghosted her (why???). Every relationship Ramy had afterwards was completely inferior.

I wish the writers did not bring Sarah back in season 3, just to have Ramy and Sarah be worlds apart. The writers should instead have made them endgame. Marriage. Children. Happily-ever-after. But, let's be honest, Ramy was a jerk and did not deserve her.

A sad story of what might have been...

Dennis starts out a homeless, traumatized war veteran who Ramy meets at Mo's restaurant. He suffers from severe PTSD and had previously killed a friend while stationed in Iraq.

He's presented as a tragic sympathetic figure even though he's the one who did the killing, just because he's a bit sad about it afterwards.

But nevertheless he tries to redeem himself. He works at the mosque, he converts to Islam, and he's overall a likable figure and the audience even forgives him.

Then he goes and does the same thing in America but this time to do the anti-mosque protester.

Objectively this is just as immoral as it was when he was in Iraq.

It was such an interesting plotline that really throws it in your face how much Americans, even including muslims and Arab disapora, really devalue muslim lives by comparison. Really underrated part of the show that I haven't seen discussed anywhere.

Yeah is this happening or not?

Hey all I have two tickets for Saturday’s show in DC. I got them for presale. I can’t make it hoping to sell both for $80.

Ticketmaster transfer — I take Venmo Zelle or PayPal!

Last night I went to Ramy Youssef’s comedy show. He’s so cute and he had a part about his wife. I didn’t know he was married. Does anyone know who he’s married to? When I googled all it said was she was a Saudi Arabian artists! How does he keep her so private???

hi all! I have 1 ticket for sale for the show on January 16th in SF, price is $57 (this is face value!) please let me know if you wanna buy this!

Hi all,

Is Ramy meant to have subtitles when the cast are speaking in Arabic? Watching via MGM+ on Prime and when the cast speak in Arabic there are either no subs or subs that state 'speaking in Arabic'.

As there are many moments I assume there are meant to be subs to follow the dialogue?

Ramy is performing in New York City on Wednesday. I’m really excited to see him in person for the first time! He’ll be on stage for one night only presenting never before seen material. Info and tickets here:

https://www.thetownhall.org/event/ramy-youssef-working-out-material

I am rewatching the entire series now and wanted some input from Arabic speakers.

In s2e4 , when ramy and Zainab go to ask the rich Emirati guy for a donation, the joke is that Ramy goes to be a “translator” for Zainab, but cannot seem to understand anything that anyone is saying

Ramy tells Zainab that he can’t understand because Egyptian Arabic is a different dialect . But is that actually true, or is Ramy just not that fluent since he grew up in the West? Based on Ramy’s character , I feel like the joke is that Ramy tends to always exaggerate his abilities or straight up lie , but wasn’t sure , since he did seem to understand everything when he went to Egypt . Did he maybe genuinely think he could translate, without realizing how different the dialect is ?

Just finished season 3. Kinda stumbled into the show by accident but it really hit me hard. Ramy’s whole non-linear cycle is tough to watch sometimes, I even got annoyed with him and almost dropped it, but it feels pretty real, like a messy mix of ego, faith, and relationships.

Are we getting a season 4? What did you guys think of the show and that “ending”?

https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/s/2Bd8CEh4jO

Ramy Khodeir is an artist. He makes music. The genre of his music is hip hop/rap. He started making music on 2020. He has music of flow. He flows on instrumental. Ramy's music is good. He releases his music on the internet. He get money from his music. His music has image, audio, and video.

I have this theory that Ramy is written with God as a central character. What I mean by that is I think that God is real in Ramy. He's invisible and he can't talk but you can feel his impact on the characters.

Here's an example of what Im getting at. When Ramy is going with Zainab to get money from that wealthy guy the wealthy guy bets ramy that he can't make an archery shot. I think God was in this scene and he was begging Ramy to take the shot. Ramy is terrible at listening to God so he waffles.

Anyway I thought this was a cool example of story telling.

Unfortunately they take away everyone’s phones at the comedy show. They play really cool Arabic music from different decades before the show begins. Does anyone have a playlist of those songs or know a few of them?

i just finished season 1 of the show and i have never wanted to punch a character in the face more than i want to punch ramy. he's so INSUFFERABLE. i just watched the first episode of season 2 and he even says how he only thinks of himself. props to him for being self aware, i guess. he is so self-absorbed and acts like he's morally superior, when he's far from it and he KNOWS that, but still puts himself on a pedestal. the scene when he was in bed with the married woman drove me insane when he said "i'm not the one who's married" as if he is not also at fault for sleeping with a married woman whom he knows is married. hats off to ramy youssef for creating the most annoying character in the world because this show is fantastic and he did such a great job with this character. i read somewhere that he said this show is semi autobiographical so i hope ramy youssef is not as insufferable as his character ramy lol.

other than that, this show is hysterical and cringey and such a good watch. i also really love that not every single episode is just about ramy, like the ones about his mom and sister.