54-year-old Mikawa Meiko is a single woman who quit her office job to run a small donut shop. One night, she picks up a wallet that has fallen at her feet and takes it to the police station, but the handsome young man who owns it says, "Thank you, Auntie," and she is shocked by the power of those words. Faced with the reality of being an "auntie," Meiko confronts one wall after another of "aging."
J.D. & Turk scrub in together for the first time in a long time–medicine has changed, interns have changed, but their bromance has stood the test of time. Characters new and old navigate the waters of Sacred Heart with laughter, heart and some surprises along the way.
Millennial BFF's, Darby and Scout are closer than sisters until Darby marries Scout's dad and becomes her same age step-mom. Through this subversive multi-cam with a heavy flavor of nostalgia, we explore the theme that sometimes friends are meant to be family.
It follows a man who finds himself caught in a whirlwind of families after contemplating marrying nine women. High jinks ensue as personalities and temperaments clash under one roof.
A live comedy and improvisation show, every episode of This Is Not A Dating Show brings together 100 singles who have been seriously unlucky in love. A difficult task, but nothing Galder Varas can't handle. And if nobody hooks up, at least we'll have had a laugh.
Sunny Chu, a Group Creative Director at a global ad agency, is a master of high-pressure environments—until everything starts falling apart. She loses a major client, gets sidelined at work, and her relationship takes a hit. Her last shot at redemption comes in the form of rebranding a zoo. But there’s a catch: she must first work as a zookeeper intern. Thrown into a world of demanding animals, endless cleaning, and eccentric coworkers—especially the aloof senior keeper Shaun Su—Sunny must forget everything she knows about office politics and learn to survive by the rules of the wild.
The tone is light‑dramatic, very Tunisian in its social humor, and it revolves around everyday problems, family tensions, and the kind of chaotic situations that escalate until characters say “هذي آخرتها؟” (“Is this how it ends?”).
“Saha Khoya” is a 2026 Tunisian comedy series following a local barber whose shop becomes a hotspot for humorous and unexpected situations. As he listens to his customers’ secrets, he unwittingly gets involved in their personal problems, creating comedic chaos while offering a lighthearted look at everyday social life in Tunisia.
A Ramadan social comedy series that follows everyday life in a residential building or neighbourhood. It shows a group of people living together who deal with ordinary daily problems that gradually turn into chaotic and funny situations.
In a social comedy, Abdullah and Suad decide to tie the knot despite their advanced age, facing the challenges of "late adolescence" amidst a hectic family life. Their story intertwines with the adventures and experiences of the younger generation Troubled emotions, and everyday paradoxes that reflect the clash of generations.