Summary of "القائمة النهائية لمسلسلات رمضان ٢٠٢٦ و برنامج رامز جلال الجديد 🌙🌙🔥🔥"

Overview

Quick recap of Ahmed Kamal’s rundown of the final Ramadan 2026 lineup, plus the latest on Ramez Galal. Ahmed opens with Ramadan greetings, lists the official slate (30-episode series first, then 15-episode titles), names notable stars and creatives, notes which channels/platforms will air each show, offers short reactions and predictions, and closes with Ramez Galal news and a call to like/share/comment.

Video format

Opens with Ramadan greetings.
Presents the lineup in two parts:
1. 30-episode series
2. 15-episode series (host notes industry trend toward more 15-episode shows — 29 of them this season)
Mentions stars, writers/directors when notable, and platforms/channels.
Intersperses brief reactions: excitement, dark-horse picks, favorite actors, comebacks, and first leading roles.
Closes with Ramez Galal update and a request to like, share, comment; promises a follow-up episode with deeper predictions once trailers/episodes arrive.

Highlights and standout picks

Structure

30-episode series presented first, then 15-episode series.
Industry trend highlighted: many 15-episode shows this season (29 titles).

Big 30-episode titles (called out)

Efrag — Amr Saad, Tarek Emad, Hatem Salah — MBC Egypt / Shahid
El King — Mohamed Imam, Mostafa Khater, Merna Gamil — MBC Egypt / Shahid
Ras El Afaa — Amir Karara — continuing franchise
The Praiser (Season 6) — Hamada Helal, Fathi Abdel Wahab — continuing franchise
Sons of the Shepherd — Maged El-Masry, Ahmed Eid, Khaled El-Sawy — Ahmed Eid’s return singled out as a major draw
The Art of War — Youssef El Sherif, Reem Mustafa, Shery Adel — Ahmed Kamal especially excited; noted as Youssef El Sherif’s return to Ramadan
Fakhr El-Delta — blogger Ahmed Ramzy — noted as a comedy contender across multiple channels
Ala Ad El-Hob — Nelly Karim, Sherif Salama — platform/channel details mentioned (CBC, ON, Watch, Shahid, Yango Play, etc.)
(Other 30-episode titles were referenced with platform/channel details across MBC, CBC, ON, Watch, Shahid, Yango Play, etc.)

Notable 15-episode picks and dark-horses

Sahab El Ard — Menna Shalaby, Eyad Nassar — about Gaza; director Peter Mimi
The Story of Narges — Reham Abdel Al-Ghafour, Hamza Al-Aali — called the season’s likely dark horse; director Sameh Alaa (Cannes winner)
Ain Sahriya — Essam Omar, Bassem Samra — trailer praised; high expectations
Manaa — Hend Sabry — crime/drug-era biopic vibe
Bebo — Kozbara (first lead role), writer Tamer Mohsen — host excited to see Kozbara in a dramatic-first trailer
Heya Kimya — Mostafa Gharib (first lead) — host bets on him as a comedy standout
Two Others — Asser Yassin, Dina El-Sherbiny
The Blue Color — autism-themed by Mariam Naoum
Metr Samir — Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz
Many more titles across MBC, ON, DMC, United Media Services, Al-Nahar, etc.

Ramez Galal

New show titled “Sawad Game” (revealed at the Joy Awards).
Ahmed reports Ramez said three celebrity “victims” are already lined up.
Ramez promises the prank will be “completely different” and “out of the box.”

Tone and reactions

Mix of director-level insights, fan enthusiasm, light banter, and candid predictions.
Ahmed repeatedly names projects he’s most eager to watch: The Art of War, Sons of the Shepherd, Fakhr El-Delta, Ain Sahriya, The Story of Narges, Manaa, Bebo, Heya Kimya.
He calls viewers to comment on which series they’re excited for and to follow his socials.

“Like, share, and comment” — host’s call to action; promises a follow-up episode with deeper picks and predictions once trailers and first episodes arrive.

Personalities mentioned

Host:

Ahmed Kamal

Ramez Galal

Selected cast/creatives referenced (not exhaustive):

Amr Saad, Tarek Emad, Hatem Salah (Efrag)
Mohamed Imam, Mostafa Khater, Merna Gamil (El King)
Amir Karara (Ras El Afaa)
Sherif Mounir (referenced)
Hamada Helal, Fathi Abdel Wahab (The Praiser)
Ahmed Khaled Moussa, Sherine Adel, Hani Sarhan, Mohamed Bakir, Ahmed Samir Far (directors/writers referenced)
Maged El-Masry, Ahmed Eid, Khaled El-Sawy (Sons of the Shepherd)
Ahmed El-Awady (Ali Clay)
Youssef El Sherif, Reem Mustafa, Shery Adel (The Art of War)
Amr Samir Atef, Mahmoud Abdel Tawam (writer/director)
Amr Mahmoud Mahmoud Yassin, Yasmine Abdel Aziz, Karim Fahmy (And We Forget)
Mustafa Shaaban, Sahar El-Sayegh (Darsh)
Ahmed Ramzy (Fakhr El-Delta)
Hadi El-Basyouni, Abdel Rahman Gawish (creatives)
Nelly Karim, Sherif Salama (Ala Ad El-Hob)
Menna Shalaby, Eyad Nassar (Sahab El Ard)
Salma Abu Deif, Ali Sobhi (Ard wa Talab)
Mahmoud Hamida, Tarek Lotfy (Last Chance)
Maged El-Kedwany, Yosra El-Lozy (Once Upon a Time)
Reham Abdel Al-Ghafour, Hamza Al-Aali (The Story of Narges)
Sameh Alaa (director)
Ahmed Malek, Huda El-Mufti (Sawa Sawa)
Ahmed Amin, Asmaa Abu El-Yazeed (The Second Half)
Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, Nahed El Sebai (Metr Samir)
Reham Haggag, Asmaa Abu El-Yazeed (Tawabe’a)
Mai Omar, Sawsan Badr (El Set Mona Lisa)
Kozbara (Bebo), Tamer Mohsen (writer), Ahmed Shafik (director)
Mai Kassab, Ahmed El-Refaey (Noon El-Neswa)
Essam Omar, Bassem Samra (Ain Sahriya)
Hanan Motawie, Khaled Selim (The Trap)
Yasmine Rais, Ahmed Fahmy (Ask Your Soul)
Yasser Galal, Ayten Amer (They All Love Moody)
Hend Sabry (Manaa)
Amr El Daly, Hussein El Manbawy (writer/director)
Ahmed El-Rizk, Jumana Murad (The Blue Color)
Asser Yassin, Dina El-Sherbiny, Ahmed Hassan (Two Others)
Ahmed Dawood, Merna Gamil (Baba, Mama, and the Neighbors)
Rogina, Khaled Kamal (Maximum Limit)
Mohamed Farag, Hagar Ahmed
Mostafa Gharib, Diab (Heya Kimya)
Mohamed Ragab, Ahmed Badir (Qatar Ghantoot)