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Netflix lastly gave us our first take a look at Season 2 of their award-winning comedy sequence Mo this week (January eighth). Proceed studying to take a look at the humorous, poignant and heartwarming official trailer.
Mo Najjar straddles the road between two cultures, three languages and a ton of bullsh*t as a Palestinian on the trail to U.S. citizenship. Season 2 finds Mo stranded throughout the border and determined to get again to Houston earlier than his household’s asylum listening to – however as a stateless refugee with no passport, he’s gonna want all of the hustle and attraction he can muster. Little does he know that the journey house is simply the beginning of his troubles, and there’s a brand new man on the town able to steal each his longtime love Maria and his dream of lastly returning to Palestine.
Netflix’s award-winning sequence stars Mohammed “Mo” Amer (Black Adam, Mohammed in Texas), who created the present with Ramy Youssef (Poor Issues, Ramy). The present additionally stars Teresa Ruiz (Narcos: Mexico), Farah Bsieso, Omar Elba (A Hologram for the King), Tobe Nwigwe, Simon Rex (What I Like About You, Scary Film franchise, Nationwide Lampoon’s Pledge This!) and Johanna Braddy (The Grudge 3, Paranormal Exercise 3, Quantico). New visitor stars this season embrace Hannibal Buress, Liza Koshy, Matt Rife, Ralph Barbosa and Slim Thug.
Along with starring within the present, Amer additionally serves as director and an govt producer alongside Solvan “Slick” Naim (Energy, It’s Bruno!). Different govt producers embrace Harris Danow (Daisy Jones & The Six, Useless to Me), Jacqui Rivera, and Azhar Usman. The A24 produced sequence will return to Netflix on January thirtieth, 2025. Similar to the primary season, season two will include eight episodes.
Whereas we await Season 2’s premiere, try the official trailer and a few new pictures under!
Life, Liberty & The Pursuit Of Belonging: Netflix Releases The Official Trailer For Season 2 Of The Award-Profitable Comedy ‘Mo’ + New Photographs
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