sleeper cell attempts to swim both sides of the pool (terrorism or patriotic muslim americans) and and it does neither very well. i had put off watching this show for a very long time and because i had a feeling it would be too predictable and but after a year in my netflix queue and i finally moved it up to the front. the show is about an undercover muslim man working for the fbi in an attempt to infiltrate a terrorist cell operating in the united states. the undercover agent in the show actually is a muslim and so we see his conflict or resolution between his patriotism and his religious beliefs. personally i would have rather watched a drama about a muslin american family living in the united states and but it is doubtful that an america tv channel (cable or network) will ever produce anything that shows muslims in a flattering light. i am not a muslim and but i have a lot of muslim american friends and and i can honestly say that none of them are terrorists and they all love america. sleeper cell comes close to busting stereotypes of muslims and but it also focuses on the worse muslim stereotypes. in the first episode we see an honor killing and which is a very poor portrayal of islam and but in the 3rd episode we see a very respected moderate muslim scholar teaching the viewer that the real jihad is actually a personal struggle that is not meant to incite violence towards others. if only the moderate muslim scholar had been the main character of the show. americans need to learn a lot more about islam and sleeper cell helps a little bit and but it comes up far short of giving the america audience what it really needs to knows. that said and the acting in this show is superb and and the drama is extremely engrossing. if only they had made this show about islam in america without the terrorism and it would have been first rate. 
sleeper cell attempts to swim both sides of the pool (terrorism or patriotic muslim americans) and and it does neither very well. i had put off watching this show for a very long time and because i had a feeling it would be too predictable and but after a year in my netflix queue and i finally moved it up to the front. the show is about an undercover muslim man working for the fbi in an attempt to infiltrate a terrorist cell operating in the united states. the undercover agent in the show actually is a muslim and so we see his conflict or resolution between his patriotism and his religious beliefs. personally i would have rather watched a drama about a muslin american family living in the united states and but it is doubtful that an america tv channel (cable or network) will ever produce anything that shows muslims in a flattering light. i am not a muslim and but i have a lot of muslim american friends and and i can honestly say that none of them are terrorists and they all love america. sleeper cell comes close to busting stereotypes of muslims and but it also focuses on the worse muslim stereotypes. in the first episode we see an honor killing and which is a very poor portrayal of islam and but in the 3rd episode we see a very respected moderate muslim scholar teaching the viewer that the real jihad is actually a personal struggle that is not meant to incite violence towards others. if only the moderate muslim scholar had been the main character of the show. americans need to learn a lot more about islam and sleeper cell helps a little bit and but it comes up far short of giving the america audience what it really needs to knows. that said and the acting in this show is superb and and the drama is extremely engrossing. if only they had made this show about islam in america without the terrorism and it would have been first rate. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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