One Epic Thing Egyptian Millennials Missed Is TV Show ‘Mawakef We Tara2ef’

Screen Shot 2016-01-24 at 3.52.21 PM

 

Dear Egyptian Millennials, if there is one thing you will never experience as a child, it is staring at your television every Thursday night in the late 80s at TV show Mawakef We Tara2ef. For years, TV show host Galal Allam brought us on a weekly basis the most jaw-dropping moments that made our lives in Egypt feel mundane.

This show was one of the most iconic memories of our country. Nothing will ever replace it, even though now at the tip of your finger, you can watch everything from around the world, yet sadly, nothing seems to impress us anymore. That is the beauty of the 80s and 90s. The shock and endehash factor were much easier.

This is what Thursday nights used to be like:

 

 

 

Before the Internet happened, this used to be our only window to a world that was not Egypt. The device is called a television, by the way:

 

retrotv1984

 

 

 

After a whole week of anticipation, the intro music would start and send shivers down our spines, which meant we were about to witness insanities from around the world:

 

 

 

 

The man of the hour, Galal Allam, would finally make our week with his episode, bringing us the latest in bull fighting, peculiar and funny animal behaviour, people with insane abilities and celebrities!

 

Screen Shot 2016-01-28 at 8.44.03 PM

 

 

 

Now worry not our dear millennials: You still have the chance to experience an endehasha with Galal Allam. Egyptian’s favourite chocolate wafer Freska wants all of us to enroll in their Endehash Academy, which will be under the supervision of Professor Gallal, who will give you courses on how to be the best endehash student and answer all of their Facebook quizzes successfully.

 

 

Whoever does that gets the chance to win insane prizes. When we say “insane”, we’re talking travel around the world with adventure freaks Gazef INSANE. So sign up here to fulfill your daydream of jetting off to five different continents!

 

 

 

WE SAID THIS: Check out the Endehash Academy site and follow Freska on Facebook.

Comments
Loading...