Episodes: Series - Tash Ma Tash 3 - 1995

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Saad buys a plot of land next to Abu Hamad's house, and the latter objects to Saad's building of a fence and foundations, and files a report.

The company director is surprised by the disappearance of office chairs shortly before the arrival of the foreign delegation. He requests an investigation into the matter and discovers its connection to the office boy, Abu Ali.

Broadcaster Saad hosts singer Ahmed Saleh on his program "Interview on the Air", after which unwelcome situations and mishaps happen on the air.

Saad is an employee at the company who is not liked by his co-workers because of his unreasonable discipline. When he is promoted and takes over the management of the company, everyone flatters him until he leaves the chair.

Adnan is in charge of changing the drainage pipes in the clinic, and agrees with the employee in charge to double the maintenance amount so that they can make profits from it.

Nasser gets into many problems because he rushes to do the work required of him, without thinking or being careful about making a decision.

Abu Ali travels with his neighbor on a family trip, and on the way the car breaks down, they lose one of their children, and they are exposed to many mishaps.

Hamad loses his way in the desert and meets a guy who offers him help. He believes that after he spoke with the tribe’s leader about slaughtering the sheep that they are plotting to slaughter him.

Abu Saleh proposes to the company's management to receive the foreign delegation on a land tour in the desert. Youssef, the company's manager, becomes angry when he finds sheep in the company's parking lot, and is forced to manage the situation.

Saleh suffers from his wife’s domineering and control over everything, as she forces him to raise the children and prepare food, so he imagines himself controlling his wife and making all the decisions himself.

Othman suffers from his neighbor Ali, who intrudes on him and invites himself and his family to his home, unjustly.

Abu Muhammad fails to solve a mathematical problem for his son, so he resorts to the math teacher, who fails as well, and so does the counselor, after which he files a complaint to simplify the academic courses.