Mo currently has an average rating of 7.6 out of 10 and has been rated by 83 users on our platform.
With its slice-of-life, vérité style that’s rooted in the sights and sounds of Mo’s actual Houston community, the series deftly stitches together the varied patchwork of what his American existence looks like.
Read full review at Paste Magazine...it is impossible not to become instantly invested in this warm, moving comedy.
Read full review at The GuardianWe are instantly invested in his story, laughing at every joke and empathising when struck with tragedy.
Read full review at Leisure Byte...[tackler] tunge emner på en relaterbar måde i en muslimsk verden, som bygger broer i stedet for mure.
Read full review at SoundvenueIt’s a gorgeous, 40-minute ode to the West Bank, to Palestine, to olive trees and family and God, culture, heritage, and memory. Where we come from informs who we are each day and lives on in the back of our minds.
Read full review at The A.V. ClubMo Amer’s provocative yet sweet comedy, about an asylum seeker in the US, holds a mirror up to 21st-century America while delivering belly laughs at a regular clip.
Read full review at The IndependentMo's world immediately feels fully realized.
Read full review at Common Sense MediaSkönt kul serie och för oss som tänker på samhället vi lever samtidigt som vi tittar så går det inte att blunda för det känslomässiga djupet och sorgen som finns närvarande i serien. Den drar iväg tankarna till verkligheten, allvaret och fortsätte...
...det er umuligt ikke at holde af den bombastiske mand med skægget og kasketten.
Read full review at PolitikenOväntat seg. Får ändå hela 4/10 pga en inledande referens till Gudfadern, vilket jag alltid uppskattar.
...[føles] som at sætte sig til bords med en familie: Man griner, man græder, man skændes, man forenes.
Read full review at Soundvenue