Tash ma Tash

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Tash ma Tash
Also known as	TMT Tash (Season 6 - Season 18) Tash the Reunion (Season 19)
Directed by	Amer Al-Hammood (season 1, 2) Abdul Khaleq Alghanem (season 3 to 15) Hisham Sharbatji (season 16) Mohammad Ayesh (season 17, 18) Mohammad Al-Qaffas (season 19)
Starring	Nasir Al-Gasabi Abdullah Al-Sadhan
Country of origin	Saudi Arabia
Original language	Arabic
No. of seasons	19
No. of episodes	560
Production
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	21 minutes (without commercials)
Production companies	Alhadaf Production MBC Studios[1]
Original release
Network	Saudi 1 (1993–2005) MBC 1 (2006–2011, 2023–present)
Release	February 23, 1993 (February 23, 1993) – present (present)
Related
Tish Ayal
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Tash Ma Tash (Arabic: طاش ما طاش) ("No Big Deal" in English^[2]) was a popular Saudi Arabian satirical comedy that ran for 19 seasons and is considered one of the most successful television works in Saudi Arabia and the Arab world. The show followed a sketch comedy format. It aired on the Saudi State-owned television channel Saudi 1 for 13 seasons but in 2005 it was bought by MBC. New episodes ran exclusively during Ramadan right after sunset. The United States Library of Congress requested some parts of the work to be placed in the library’s archive.^[3] The idea of the series started through the artists Abdullah Al Sadhan and Nasser Al Qasabi, and directed by Amer Al Hamoud. After the first two seasons, the trio separated to be the duo Abdullah Al Sadhan and Nasser Al-Qasabi, in cooperation with the director Abdul Khaleq AlGhanem.