program by Elizabeth Barbosa. The part of the telenovela dealing with Islamic customs and attitudes mixes traditions from diverse countries, rather than those of Morocco alone, and has been criticised for its inaccurate representation of these traditions, according to Barbosa. These criticisms include the portrayal of polygamy as commonly accepted in Morocco, women as rarely working outside the home or pursuing an advanced education, and women having only unimportant roles within the family. Critics making these judgments included sheik Abdelmalek Cherkaoui Ghazouani, the Moroccan ambassador to Brazil, who considered the high profile of these representations to merit his posting his criticisms directly on his embassy's website as part of a bulletin board. Reception Ratings In its premiere, O Clone registered a viewership rating of 47 points, peaking at 53 points. Its ever lowest recorded data in terms of viewership was on the New Year's Eve of 31 December 2001. On the episode of the first between Lucas and his clone registered 56 points and 63 points peak, with 73% audience share. In its finale, O Clone registered a viewership rating of 62 points peaking at 68 and 77% audience share. O Clone registered a mean viewership rating of 47 points. Remake In January 2010, a remake in Spanish started to be recorded in Colombia. This remake is a production of TV Globo and Telemundo and it was titled El Clon. References External links oclone.net theclon.narod.ru 2001 telenovelas 2001 Brazilian television series debuts 2002 Brazilian television series endings Brazilian telenovelas Brazilian science fiction television series 2000s romantic drama television series Television series about cloning TV Globo telenovelas Telenovelas by Glória Perez Television shows set in Rio de Janeiro (city) Television shows set in Morocco Portuguese-language telenovelas Television series about twins Fiction about substance abuse Television series about Islam