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    Review: 'Ramy's' second season pulls off a miracle: It's even better than the first

    by Lorraine Ali, Los Angeles Times May 29, 2020 3 minutes

    Questions about faith and purpose abound when Hulu's Muslim American millennial comedy "Ramy" returned Friday with a new season and Mahershala Ali as a spiritual guide.

    The stakes are high for season two of the series, which is written, co-created and executive produced by star Ramy Youssef, a 29-year-old comedian who won a Golden Globe in January for his performance in the freshman season of his breakthrough comedy. It was TV's first Arab immigrant sitcom, tackling American life

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