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"Social Needea", which takes place in 8 episodes and was shown through the Al-Qabas application, written by Muqdam Al-Kout, directed by Nizar Al-Kandi and Hamad Al-Najjar, current, social issues, treated in a comic style to present a picture of what is happening. This communication can be preferred through social communication. Comedy has always been a means to achieve an end, even if it raised the slogan of entertainment first, but its aim remains to pass some issues that occupy a space of society's concerns in a satirical form, but the follower of most comedic dramas in recent years feels that it has deviated from the path, lost its identity, and has become prone to sarcasm. On some constants in our societies, although ideas and topics are scattered and only need someone who is good at employing them in a dramatic form. Everything in "Social Needea" serves the main idea, starting with the introduction to the series, which reviews methods of communication between the human race since the dawn of time, when humans used to communicate using sound, smoke, or through homing pigeons. And also in various civilizations, where the ancient Egyptian civilization and the use of inscriptions on the walls, leading to the development of communication methods, starting from the telegraph, passing through the telephone, leading to the great revolution represented by the Internet and the difference it made in our lives, until the world became closer to a small village, and the work makers relied on Graphic review of those stages.

Smitty's may be a small-town grocery store, but it gives you the world. This unique comedy TV series, named after the aforementioned store, focuses on the everyday trials and tribulations of the colorful characters who call the store home. Some call it home temporarily, some call it home permanently, and some wish they could call it home temporarily. Regardless of their attitude toward Smitty's, they have all gotten used to the lifestyle it provides them and plan to stick around for the immediate future. These characters are ciphers for certain near-universal elements of the human condition - particularly the common need for people to reach out to others in a collective environment - and to know them is to know the world. But threatening to damage these characters' existence are the representatives of a greedy multinational corporation who carry the proposal of a "takeover" in their briefcases. The world at large is now crashing down upon the world in microcosm that is Smitty's. Will the inhabitants of Smitty's be able to save their store? Or will their dream that could be described as Mallrats meets Capitalism: A Love Story come to an end? Three things are certain: They've got some strategizing and shopping and slacking to do.