The Best TV Shows on TOD

Through separate, connected episodes, the series addresses many contemporary social issues, such as corruption, unemployment, poverty, social relations, and others.

After her father's mysterious death, Farida struggles to move on while protecting her sisters from an unknown fate. Although the businessman Saif enters their lives as a savior, the secrets everyone is holding tightly threaten to cause more upheaval.

The men of the ancient Levant gathered by chivalry under the banner of their leader, who condemned himself to exile as a result of a mistake he committed, and was the first to apply the law to himself.

When a seven-year-old boy mysteriously disappears, his parents are devastated as they search for answers. However, his safe return leads to an investigation that uncovers hidden secrets and truths, upending everything.

The criminal painter who hates blood "Moataz" works in the detectives. Everyone tries to get close to him due to the reputation that Moataz is famous for, which is “the death of everyone who hates them or those who anger him.” He is neither a murderer nor a magician, but it is rumored that everything that angers Moataz dies.

The show follows the story of a small community whose homes are threatened by a powerful real estate company planning to demolish the area and build a luxury project. A young woman, Haya, becomes the voice of the residents as she tries to defend their rights. In the process, she gets caught in a complicated love triangle between two men on opposite sides of the conflict.

A series in the Upper Egyptian dialect, and its events revolve around Ahmed Al-Kaleh, embodied by Muhammad Najati, who enters into conflicts with other families in his village.

The events of the series take place through a set of social stories, in which women are the main party, and deal with what is going on behind the doors, and what women may be exposed to from social problems and issues.

Retroactively

Wijdan takes refuge in a village to escape the injustice of her father, and uses her intelligence to reach the village mayor (Ghaith) and his brother (Hamza). As events develop, Ghaith tries to escape from the conspiracies that are being hatched against him, while Wijdan plays a major role in changing the lives of the village people. .

Rouh, a blind ballerina from a wealthy family, falls for Ghaith, a Syrian refugee fisherman. When her father uses his influence to tear them apart, theater owner Ounsi offers her a stage and a second chance. As Rouh's star rises, hidden rivalries and family conflicts threaten everything she's built — and everyone she loves.