Catalog - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Amina’s Gone
From school drop-offs to forgotten lunches, newly widowed Youssef faces a series of firsts as a single dad. Luckily, he finds Amina's catalog of videos.
Life’s Priorities
Youssef's newly hired nanny is not exactly what he wanted, but her methods might just be what he needs. Seeking help, Osama visits a grief support group.
A Missing Flavor
Youssef and Osama work together to make sure the family's first Ramadan without Amina lives up to the past, while Karima invites her teacher to Iftar.
Mother's Day
Youssef and Karima work together to include Amina in Mother's Day celebrations. Osama grapples with a big secret, while Mansour prepares for a big game.
Surprise!
Karima's birthday pulls the family together, while Um Hashem is suspected of stealing from the household. Hanafi hides the truth about his own health.
P@s$word!
Mansour mistakenly uncovers his uncle's secret, turning his world upside down. Meanwhile, Amina's catalog finds Youssef again when he needs it most.
The Last To Know
Youssef's relationship with Howayda becomes strained when Karima intervenes. The truth about Amina's life before she died bubbles to the surface.
There's No Catalog
Captain Georges finally fulfils a long-kept promise he made to Amina. Youssef discovers that Hanafi has been hiding more than one secret from him.
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