Israeli Dramedy 'Nothing Happened' Explores Infidelity, Other Political Dramas Recommended
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The new Israeli dramedy "Nothing Happened" explores infidelity and honesty, starring Liat Harlev and Assi Cohen. The series, created by Shirli Moshaioff, premiered on Hot 3 and is available on VOD platforms. The article also recommends political dramas like "Game Change," "Recount," and "The Wire" for viewers interested in political themes, drawing parallels to the current Israeli political landscape.
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- Israeli dramedy "Nothing Happened" explores infidelity and honesty, starring Liat Harlev and Assi Cohen.
- The series "Nothing Happened" was created by Shirli Moshaioff and premiered on Hot 3.
- "Nothing Happened" draws comparisons to the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky affair dramatized in "American Crime Story."
- Recommended political dramas include "Game Change," "Recount," and "The Wire."
- The article suggests "Show Me a Hero," another series by "The Wire" creator David Simon.
- The struggles for power in political dramas are compared to the current Israeli government formation.
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