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Episodes
Barry awaits punishment for leading a failed coup and Jamal agonizes over whether or not to execute him; Molly fights to secure Barry's freedom before it's too late; Ihab and Samira turn to desperate tactics.
On the verge of death, Barry scours the desert for salvation; Jamal grapples with the loss of his brother; the reality of Barry's death sets in upon Molly's return stateside as she struggles to adjust to normal life.
Barry is taken in by a Bedouin family, who are bound by hospitality and custom; Jamal is distraught over Tariq's drastic military action; Molly reconnects with a classmate who helps her navigate the Al-Fayeed family trust.
Barry adapts to his new identity and becomes involved in the life of the village; Amira introduces a highly decorated war hero to Jamal; Ihab and Samira's plans to flee the country are thwarted.
Barry worries that his identity will be revealed when the Army of the Caliphate arrives; Tariq and Jamal's conflict reaches a breaking point; Molly and Sammy travel to Abuddin.
Jamal wants military support from the Chinese; Barry stays in Abuddin and stands up to the Caliphate; Sammy finds out that Abdul has been kidnapped.
Jamal feels his country is spiraling out of control and is desperate for a military victory; Barry's attempt to rescue Daliyah has unintended consequences; Rami consults with Amira on how to navigate Jamal's erratic behavior.
Barry wrestles with the notion that he needs the palace's support to survive; Jamal questions where Rami's loyalty lies; Sammy plans to give his money to insurgents fighting the Army of the Caliphate.
Jamal believes Khalil is the only person he can trust; Barry reveals to Molly that he's alive; Ahmed asks Nusrat to run away with him; Ihab zeroes in on a traitor in the Caliphate.
Barry prepares to lead a crucial mission; Jamal takes extreme action that has far-reaching ramifications; Leila doubts Jamal's ability to see them through the storm.
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Jul 02, 2021realy goooooood!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sep 10, 2016Phenomenal. A great plot. We warchc
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Aug 07, 2016Must watch. Excellent drama. It keeps getting better and better Awesome actors. Truly a keeper. Thumbs up!
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Jul 18, 2016Everyone seems to think this is some sort of timely drama about the Middle East. Don't be silly! This show has as much to do with the Middle East as Outsiders has to do with the Appalachians or Deadwood has to do with South Dakota. You know Friends was filmed in LA, right? Nope, this show is yet another in a long line of shows seeking to replicate the magic of The Sopranos: the loving, disfunctional family as a romantic, outlaw enterprise. Sons of Anarchy did a good job. Outsiders did a fairly poor job. This one is somewhere in between. There will be many more attempts.
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Oct 03, 2015This is so much better than season 1, it's almost unbelievable. It's still cheesy and affected with this impactant soap-opera aura, but the drama is good and the addendum of modern middle-eastern conflict plot makes this second (and maybe last) season very enjoyable.
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Sep 12, 2015I was hooked on season 2 and hope the series is extended. The events in the series are timely and reflect current events.
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Sep 04, 2015have to admit i couldnt wait each tuesday for this show to start. Each episode gets me wondering what will happen next to both brothers.
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Aug 25, 2015One of the best shows on TV this year.
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Aug 24, 2015Primarily being a fan of films over television, the select shows I do watch have to be of a particular breed of drama, action, and maybe a mix of comedy, which the first season was devoid of greatly, at least the action part, and the drama that the show was supposed to bank on was not easy to pick up on, and to casual viewers, it was hard to keep up with what was happening, but upon the second season, which I only started originally to find the resolve of the first season's finale, I was far more intrigued as certain tones that were too heavy in the first season were turned down, and other tones that were too vague were brought into clarity. This made it easy for me to follow the story and more compelled to return and see what happens next, along with new additions to the cast providing further interesting plot points. The second season of this show is definitely an improvement over the first that entertains me more than I ever thought would.
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Aug 16, 2015Glad I watched season one, which dealt with a lot of character development, because season two is great! Riveting, suspenseful, and based on what is happening throughout the middle east, believable.
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