Episodes: Series - Ma bayinatna - 2007

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A patient comes to the private clinic suffering from shortness of breath, and the doctor tells him that he has kidney disease, while a second patient is charged four thousand dinars for one night of treatment in the clinic

Two cleaners find all the trash organized in plastic bags in the trash can, and think that the residents in the area are so organized that they found a man who was thrown for not being important as a servant.

Two friends smuggle young men illegally to the Italian border by sea for a sum of two thousand dinars on a boat.

A young man establishes an academy to teach popular mezwed singing, and some young men apply to learn the folklore singing and dance to enter a competition to choose the best mezwed singer.

Two young men sell some electronic gadgets and some stolen furniture cheaply in a house, and when the police come, everyone pretends it's a party to move furniture for a bride.

Nour El Din did not find any means of transportation to go to work, so a bus stopped for him, carrying only one person on board and providing him with all the comforts, eventually he finds out that it's candid camera.

As Nour El Din and El Monji sell cosmetics that change the appearance of the face, their trade develops and they begin to perform plastic surgery, using a person as a camouflage.

As Nour El Din and Monji become partners on a private clinic for plastic surgery, they deceive people by using someone who makes them think that he was ugly, and after he performed plastic surgery he became handsome.

Monji goes to the real estate department to extract a document to build a house, but the employee sends him to different offices as a bureaucratic procedure.

Monji wants to become a famous singer, despite the fact that he does not have a beautiful voice, so a businessman helps him, changes his appearance, and sends him to Lebanon, where he becomes famous and returns to Tunisia.

As Monji and Nour El Din form a football team, they train them and give all the instructions to win the opponent, but at the time of the match the team loses.

Monji dreams that a man has asked him to work as a general manager in a company and receive a large sum of money, as any girl that see him likes him, and he faints because he has become very handsome.

As Nour El Din goes to the sea with his wife, they enjoy the peace and cleanliness of the beach. But when Monji and his family go to the same beach, they start throwing garbage and making noise, so Nour El Din quarrels with them.

Monji and Nour El Din work in charlatanism, as Monji receives people and treats them with witchcraft, and Nour El Din helps him in that in exchange for large sums of money.

Nour El Din works in a company where all his managers send him to do their personal errands outside the company and tell him that they will cover him in front of the general manager, but in reality they haven't.

On the day of Monji's wedding, he tells the bride that he spent a lot of money to fulfill her requests, and she feels that she is better than him, while his mother gets out of the car because his wife despised him, so he quarrels with her father.

As both Monji and Nour El Din wait for the bus, winter, spring and summer pass by, and the years pass in vain, and the bus still hasn't arrived.

As Monji works three jobs, and owns four taxis, he sits in a cafe, and when he leaves, he disguises himself as a woman so as not to pay his rent.

As Nour El Din works as a magician and tries to show his magic act at a festival, Monji comes to show him his magic games. He asks him to become a famous football player, and Monji starts dreaming and does not want to return to reality as an actor.

Despite the fact that Nour El Din and Monji work in the same company and take the same salary, Nour El Din faces tough financial conditions, while Monji owns a luxurious car and house, which puzzles Nour El Din.

Monji buys furniture, a car, and a house in installments, even his wedding ceremony is held in installments. On his wedding, he is arrested for writing bad checks.

Ever since he was little, Monji was taught by his grandfather Hammadi to tell the truth no matter what. And when he grew up, he told the truth in every situation he was exposed to, but it only made people beat him to the extent that he was fired from his job for being honest.

As the prevailing trend in Tunisian society becomes cheating in all fields, the phrase that every cheater uses is "I'm free to do whatever I want".

As both Monji and Nour El Din fall for a rich girl named Dirsaf, each one tries to express his love for her under her house while she laughs at them, then a fancy car stops in front of her house and Dirsaf jumps in and leaves them.

As Monji and his wife rent a house to live in, they discover that it is haunted by ghosts, but in the end, Monji finds out that the broker is the one who's doing the tricks to blackmail him.

As Monji and Nour El Din work as ambulance drivers, they use it to do their personal affairs or the affairs of the hospital director, while there are many cases that need the car and the nurse is unable to help them.

A group of workers work in the baskets industry in the city of Djerba. Every time a new manager comes to the factory, the workers celebrate and cheer for him, while cursing at the former manager.

As the store owner Monji wants a quick profit, he decides to monopolize the sale of eggs, so he buys large quantities to get them out later and sells them at a higher price, only to find that the eggs have hatched.

Monji is a poor man who works in construction and has eight children. As he buys a small ram that is not suitable for Eid Al-Adha, he takes it to a man to pump air into it.

Both Monji and Nour El Din recall all the situations and mishaps they were exposed to throughout the sitcom, which criticizes the social manifestations prevalent in Tunisian society.