The two-part original web series focuses on an Egyptian man who has watched Netflix's 'Narcos' one too many times and thinks he's Pablo Escobar.
Netflix’s new original web series, Netflix Anonymous, created and produced by MO4 Network, imagines a world where souls end up in a rehab centre for TV series addicts – a place where mobiles, TV, laptops, and even wifi are banned in order to help put them on the path to recovery.
Ahead of the release of season 3 of Narcos, the cocaine-fuelled show that centres on the drug cartels of Columbia, the two-part web series focuses on Ehab, an Egyptian man (played by Ali Azab) who has watched the first two seasons of the now notorious show one too many times and thinks he’s Pablo Escobar. He winds up in the surreal clinic along with patients addicted to other Netflix shows such as BoJack Horseman and House of Cards.
Set on September 1st, the day of the release of Season 3 of Narcos, we follow Ehab and his sidekick Limoona played by Fathy Algamy, as they do everything in their power to watch the new episodes despite the best efforts of the clinic.
