Not many actors know how to successfully submit both clever satire, both accurate imitations and stuttering jokes, both to fond of children and to make fun of adults.

• Yuval Samo in "Daddy Treats"

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  Guy Zruff, courtesy of yes

If you think you're meeting Yuval Samo everywhere, you're not really mistaken. He has starred in "Wonderful Land" for years, he publishes a credit card company, he recently starred in "The Good Cop" and in the children's world he is already known from "Elisha". Now he is again starring in a series of children, "Dad Taking Care," which is broadcast on satellite and HOT.

Courtesy of Tin Nick channel

Samo seems to love playing in the children's world no less than he does in adult dramas or satire - he manages to speak to all those audiences without being cataloged in one territory, and that is impossible to say about many actors in the country.

Samo is an unemployed ale Mansini, a single daughter, who lives on combines and hides from collection authorities. He was forced out of his unemployment life after money he saved for his daughter's mitzvah was taken for debt. He promised her he would take her to Paris, and he intended to keep his promise.

Eyal tries to be accepted as a therapist for the Danino-Minage family, a wealthy and indulgent family, and rejected outright. Only when he comes from a woman's freedom and adopts the identity of an American therapist named Lily Cyrus does he get the job. The idea of ​​a man dressed up as a caregiver is obviously not original - the well-remembered "Mrs. Doutfire" with Robin Williams worked on a similar idea in other circumstances, but it does not seem to mind the enjoyment of a "caretaker father."

Mancini is Tutnik who will make the kids laugh, and maybe make them scared they don't have such a funny dad. Unlike dramas, which tend to appeal indirectly to parents as well, it is precisely here that parents do not particularly enjoy. "Dad Taking Care" is another good performance by Samo. Only that he will not grow up suddenly.

"Dad Takes Care," Tin Nick Channel: Channel 94 on Yes, Channel 81 on HOT

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