Episodes: Series - Bokaat Daw 1 - 2001

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As a police patrol rushes to accuse two people of murder, it turns out that the dead man is only sleeping and not dead. The second sketch is about the problems caused by reciprocated visits.

The first sketch deals with the differences in political views that, in turn, may destroy social relations between families. The second one is about the greed of a doctor treating the injured on a coastal beach.

The first sketch deals with the repeated arrest of a normal citizen without committing any crime, just because he looks at the policemen as they pass by in front of him. The second one is about the harassment of celebrities and how they don't have a private space to live their lives.

Taha suffers from a constant obsession with the police, as he imagines they will arrest him at any moment in his life. The second sketch is about love and Valentine, which does not differentiate between a rich or poor person.

The sketch follows the daily life of a simple citizen, the routine he suffers from in government institutions, and the indifference of most community organizations. The second sketch is about the bullying a person who stutters suffers from.

The first sketch deals with the suffering of a short film crew in the desert. The second is about the interaction between a taxi driver and a man whose wife is about to give birth. The third one is about how a hospital staff treats a movie star who came to shoot a film.

A group of young people is exposed to mysterious and exciting situations during their stay in a desert camp. The second sketch deals with the excessive fear of a family, as they call a doctor but the patient turns out to be a little bird.

A government employee turns his office into a place to buy and sell all products, and when his manager rebukes him, he resigns and devotes himself to sales. The second sketch is about Jasem's life in the desert, and the third is about a beggar searching all day for cigarettes.

When two friends find a treasure on an abandoned street, they quarrel and get arrested. The second sketch is about the life of bodyguards and the troubles they go through with the person they are entrusted with guarding.

A Bedouin man is subjected to persecution and abuse by a man of authority and influence. The second sketch is about a beggar who imagines that two girls took him home and brought him food and drink, only to wake up with someone kicking him out of the street where he was sleeping.

When a thief attacks an actor, he does not find anything with him because he is a stage artist and his salary is not big. The other sketch is about the beggar Shehada as he searches for food in garbage bins, he enters a costume party by chance and is exposed to strange ironies from the audience.

A pharmacist makes a fatal mistake by giving the wrong medicine to a woman's son. He thinks that he killed him until someone returns the medicine because the child has improved and did not take the medicine.

A young man interferes in matters that do not concern him and causes problems for the people around him. The second sketch is about government red tape that may claim the life of a man who wants to cash his pension exit bonus.

A film institute graduate tries to pursue her artistic career, but she faces many difficulties.

As a young man gets involved against his will in a boxing match, he wins the match by chance and gets a big reward. The second sketch is about whether or not to believe in the amulet of fortune.

A young man tries to delude a person that he will always be exposed to risks and problems in his life. The second sketch is about unemployment inside the house and what the spouse may suffer from if they are without a job.

A young man steals motorcycles and crosses in front of the ambush with a bag of sand as camouflage for the repeated theft of bikes. The second sketch is about two thieves who break into a house to rob it, only for them to end up reconciling a husband and his wife.

The owner of a poultry farm gets into a big dilemma because the chickens suffer from problems in laying eggs, so he goes to several doctors to treat them. The second sketch is about a man exposed to a difficult situation in an elevator.

When Lu'ay rides with a group of his friends, the car breaks down because Lu'ay is famous for being envious, which causes misfortunes for all around him. The second sketch is about a young man and a girl who are deceiving each other by claiming they are rich, but the truth gets exposed.

A sketch about various proposals for setting high school exams, as Fadwa calls for setting crippling examinations so that only the most distinguished can succeed. The other sketch is about workers' problems with the sponsor system in Arab countries.

An Arab director who works in Hollywood deceives a girl who wants to act and sleeps with her. The other sketch is about two young men who ride a boat because of their boredom. The third is about a patient who escapes from a mental hospital as he assaults an employee while he's looking for a job.

A homeowner decides to evict one of his residents because he is not married and lives among families. The other sketch is about malicious violations of some security men that harm citizens.

A young man tries to improve his life, so he asks his uncle to help him financially. On the day he buys a new house, his uncle dies. The other sketch is about a young man chasing a girl and flirting with her, as he gets into an accident with his car.

When a stage actress becomes suddenly ill, a senior official is insistent that she completes her part in the play due to the minister's presence. The other sketch is about an imaginary conversation between two dead people. The third is about a young man being horrified after watching a horror film.

The episode follows an artist struggling to get his chance in the arts scene.

A farm owner seeks the help of a water expert who tells him that there is a well of water under the living room, so he digs but finds nothing, which causes embarrassing situations for him.

Abu Samer and Mahmoud participate in buying a tricycle to work on, but disputes arise between them, so they are forced to break the partnership and sell it. In the second sketch, Isma'il is appointed to monitor flight over the city, but when he falls asleep, he finds it is too late to report.

When four guys form a band called Four Dogs, they make a lot of money because of the propaganda, the name of the band, and the posters in the street.

In a cafe, a writer and a colleague watch a girl sitting alone, with each of them imagining the girl’s story and judging her behavior without knowing her. The second sketch about setting up a project to sell snakes on a desert road and thinking of ways to attract customers.

When a young man faces difficulties to obtain a car license to work on, he leaves the car and buys a carriage with a horse and works on it. The second sketch is about a couple's insistence on divorce in court.

On Eid, Ra'if is exposed to funny situations when everyone who sees him asks him for eidia (monetary gift). The second sketch is about a man who killed his wife, as he seeks help from a lawyer. As the lawyer thinks with him about a way to acquit him, he uses the ideas and actually kills his wife.

The first and third sketches are about the disputes and problems neighbors have with each other, which causes gossip and great inconvenience. The second one is about Khaled, who tries to appear on television and breaks into studios, moving from one program to another.