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Hit Israeli Drama 'BeTipul' Returns Without Star Assi Dayan

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The Israeli drama "BeTipul" is being developed for a new season by HOT, without its original star Assi Dayan. Dayan's son, Lior Dayan, has expressed excitement about the series' return. Original creator Hagai Levi is expected to return, but casting and plot details for the new season are still unknown.

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  • Israeli drama "BeTipul" is returning for a new season without star Assi Dayan.
  • Assi Dayan's son, Lior Dayan, expressed excitement for the series' comeback.
  • Original creator Hagai Levi is expected to return for the new season.
  • Casting and plot details for the new "BeTipul" season are not yet known.

The acclaimed Israeli drama "BeTipul" (In Treatment) is set to return for a new season, with production company HOT beginning development on the project. The series, which originally starred the late Assi Dayan, will move forward without him. Lior Dayan, Assi Dayan's son, has publicly reacted to the news, expressing his excitement for the planned comeback.

Hagai Levi, the creator of the original series, is expected to return for the new season and collaborate with additional writers. Casting for the new season has not yet officially begun, and the central characters for the upcoming storyline remain unknown. The return of "BeTipul" without its original lead raises questions about how the new season will look and which new characters will be introduced into the famous therapy room.

The original "BeTipul" aired from 2005 to 2008 and was later adapted into the successful American series "In Treatment." The show focused on a therapist and his weekly sessions with various patients, as well as his own personal issues.

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