A Relic of the Past? Bogy and Tamtam Resurrected In Wholesome Online Family Sitcom
Work can be stressful and exhausting at times, so we all need an outlet where we can unwind and enjoy some sarcasm. Hence, we offer to you “Quack Quack“, a family on a daily show that we can all connect to while also being highly amused. This is a show that is presented to you by Captain Boy. But who is Captain Boy, exactly? This is a production firm that strives to make heartwarming material as well as provide other services including content creation, branding, and concept building. Is this, however, a show that you can see on television? Certainly not! This is a social media show that can be found on Facebook and Instagram. Both of these platforms demonstrate how social media has provided us with access to a wide range of entertainment that makes us happy. This also allows young actors and directors the opportunity to express and realize their artistic ambitions.
“Quack Quack” stars great actors like Ahmed Fathy, whose name is well-known in the comic world. This adds to the show’s worth because he has appeared in a number of films and is well-liked by the crowd. In addition, “Quack Quack” immerses Arfa Abdel Rassoul in an entirely new experience. Rania Sedky, a health advocate and a popular TV personality, is, on the other side, a part of this chaotic-funny adventure as the family’s maid “Kawkeya.” It doesn’t end there; a number of actors and influencers have been added to the cast to add a magnificent twist.
The iconic and authentic original characters of “Bogy and Tamtam” are featured in their most recent two episodes in a way that connects the new and old generations and so links to our childhood memories. The two episodes included a hilarious dialogue between Bogy and Tamtam, as well as the other Quack family members. This Ramadan, the Quack family has invited a number of celebrities and bloggers as special guests of honor for special episodes. A real masterpiece with a nostalgic atmosphere that transports us back to the heyday of the doll show.
We’re here to celebrate Quack Quack’s inventiveness, and how a seven-minute episode can carry so much sarcasm and depict how ordinary Egyptian family members interact on a daily basis in such a short amount of time.
