Oshrit Sarusi

Israel's favorite comedians sit on a couch and share the funniest, most embarrassing and strange experiences of their lives, which all viewers at home also know from their lives. A 10-episode series that deals with topics that are closest to man. The stories focus on experiences about love, money, faith, parenting, adolescence careers and more.

Bat El (Batzi) is engaged to Nahorai, they have been together since the annual trip in the 11th grade. After he unexpectedly broke up with her on their Hina, Batzi finds herself single for the first time since high school. The reason for the breakup: she lacks vitality, or ambitions, or work, or in short - simple. Batzi enrolls in communications studies at Savidor Merzac College and becomes a full-fledged student. She breaks out of her shell with her two besties, Timor and Nofer, and together they rent an apartment in Tel Aviv. They also have one roommate, Topaz, who keeps quiet.

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An unconventional sketch show about femininity in all its glory. Led by actresses and comedians Maggie Azarzer, Oshrit Saroussi, Joy Rieger and Naama Amit.

Israel's favorite comedians sit on a couch and share the funniest, most embarrassing and strange experiences of their lives, which all viewers at home also know from their lives. A 10-episode series that deals with topics that are closest to man. The stories focus on experiences about love, money, faith, parenting, adolescence careers and more.

Bat El (Batzi) is engaged to Nahorai, they have been together since the annual trip in the 11th grade. After he unexpectedly broke up with her on their Hina, Batzi finds herself single for the first time since high school. The reason for the breakup: she lacks vitality, or ambitions, or work, or in short - simple. Batzi enrolls in communications studies at Savidor Merzac College and becomes a full-fledged student. She breaks out of her shell with her two besties, Timor and Nofer, and together they rent an apartment in Tel Aviv. They also have one roommate, Topaz, who keeps quiet.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

An unconventional sketch show about femininity in all its glory. Led by actresses and comedians Maggie Azarzer, Oshrit Saroussi, Joy Rieger and Naama Amit.

Tutit and Milel, two failing singers trying to find themselves in the jungle of the entertainment industry with the help of a mediocre and frightened promoter. In each episode the duo finds themselves in extreme situations in order to write a new song. Among other things, the two go camping in nature, enlist in the army, are hospitalized and even form a party. Although they seemingly fail every time they try to write a song, in almost every episode a humorous song is embedded in their performance related to the plot of the episode. The series is characterized by blatant humor, humorous songs, celebrities in guest roles and extensive use of LGBT slang.

One day, Chanael leaves Maccabit, leaving her devastated and hurt, with their little curly twins. The problem is that Chanael and Maccabit don't really separate, they see each other every day at the girls' boarding school where they work, he as a janitor and she as a counselor. The trouble begins when Maccabit discovers that Chanael is dating one of the workers in the school, and in response, she starts going on matchmaking dates. Now Maccabit's new life is driving Chanael crazy. The little couple drama quickly shakes the entire teachers' room, which was not particularly stable to begin with.