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[anderwater]

MO 2.08 "A Call from God" Almost a year later, the Najjars embarked on a long-awaited visit to their homeland, Palestine.

[animusrox]

The world will always try to tear us down. And when they do, we smile. Because we know who we are.

Mo (2022 - ) S02E08 “A Call from God”  

[akajustmerry]

Netflix isn't really promoting it for obvious (anti-Palestinian racism) reasons, but the latest season of 'Mo' dropped last week and it's so moving. please, support Palestinian-American art !!!!

[swanasource]

Prepare to Laugh (and Cry) with ‘Mo’ for Another Season

Mo’s search for asylum continues in Season 2.

Mo Season 1 won hearts as it introduced viewers to Mo Najjar (co-creator and executive producer Mo Amer), a Palestinian refugee desperately trying to keep his life — and family — together in Houston, as he attempts to secure asylum. The heartfelt comedy series, inspired by Amer’s own life, is a rare show that mines the difficulties of interfaith relationships and immigration struggles alongside the comedy of finicky cat owners. Luckily for fans who fell in love with Mo’s complicated world, it’s about to return. Mo has been renewed for a second season, and it’ll arrive on Jan. 30, 2025. 

Laugh (and Cry) with Mo Season 2 in January

[mikimeiko]

Mo | Season 2 (2025), Mo Amer and Ramy Yussef

[brettesims]

“The world will always try to tear us down. And when they do, we smile, because we know who we are.” ~ Mo

(a Palestinian show on Netflix)

[biblionerd07]

The last episode of Mo season 2 had me crying my eyes out the whole time

[a-king-named-simba]

We need more shows like Mo.

TV became a lot more interesting to me when the comedy shows started blending genres and fluctuating tones into drama pretty often. And that gives us shows like Mo.

Hilarious and absurd comedy, frustrating but lovable characters, emotional moments that hit HARD, and some much needed representation in numerous ways. Netflix needs more of this.

I recommend for anyone who’s into the modern dramedies like Atlanta, Dave, and especially Ramy (not just for the obvious reason of Arab representation, but because Mo and Ramy created the show Mo together).