
Man Like Mobeen
- TV sitcom
- BBC Three
- 2016 - 2025
- 24 episodes (5 series)
Sitcom starring Guz Khan as a man looking after his younger sister in Small Heath. Also features Duaa Karim, Tez Ilyas, Tolulope Ogunmefun, Perry Fitzpatrick, Mark Silcox and Art Malik
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 1 - Bagpuss
Further details
Mobeen receives a surprise visit from the armed police, who arrest his friend Eight on suspicion of supplying drugs to school children in Small Heath - based on the description of an 'Asian male in jogging bottoms'.
The real culprit is Shahid, a local dealer who's enlisted his mum's cousin's cousin - 14 year-old Kareema - to move his gear. But Mobeen refuses to snitch. When Kareema asks Mobeen's little sister Aks to help her hide the drugs from the police, she follows her brother's example. When Mobeen finds out, he has no other option than to go looking for Shahid - but will his actions have more drastic consequences?
Broadcast details
- Date
- Sunday 17th December 2017
- Channel
- BBC Three
- Length
- 20 minutes, 8 seconds
Cast & crew
Guz Khan | Mobeen |
Duaa Karim | Aks |
Tez Ilyas | Eight |
Tolulope Ogunmefun (as Tolu Ogunmefun) | Nate |
Perry Fitzpatrick | Officer Harper |
Salman Akhtar | Officer Sajid |
Antonio Aakeel | Shahid |
Yusra Mahmood | Kareema |
Gareth Kane | Sheet Bloke |
Guz Khan | Writer |
Andy Milligan | Writer |
Oliver Parsons (as Ollie Parsons) | Writer (Additional Material) |
Oliver Parsons (as Ollie Parsons) | Director |
Gill Isles | Producer |
Ben Cavey | Executive Producer |
David Simpson | Executive Producer |
Kate Daughton | Executive Producer |
Lynn Roberts | Line Producer |
Guz Khan | Associate Producer |
Andy Milligan | Associate Producer |
Jo Walker | Editor |
Gavin Lewis | Production Designer |
Shaheen Baig | Casting Director |
Cressida Lewis | Costume Designer |
Bud Gallimore | Director of Photography |
Alyn Waterman | Make-up Designer |
Davy Hughes | 1st Assistant Director |
Press
Man Like Mobeen -- exceptionally funny character comedy
Guz Khan stars as a Muslim man trying to shake off suspicions of terrorism in the BBC series.
Harriet Fitch Little, The Financial Times, 15th December 2017