Episodes: Series - Bassant and Diyasty S1 - 2008

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After Diyasty creates his own system to buy shares in his store to obtain discounts, he discovers the loss of his entire store in the exchange.

When Diyasty designs an electronic system for store requests, he quickly discovers the failure of the system and finds himself swamped with orders.

When Diyasty buys a tuk-tuk to solve the transportation crisis in his hamlet, he eventually discovers that the police have banned tuk-tuks.

As Diyasty and Bassant are trying to find a way to break a record to enter the Guinness Book of Records, the committee comes to interview Bassant, but Diyasty fails to wake her up.

Bassant decides to work as a cup reader after she was impressed by her talented neighbor, so Diyasty buys a cup with a screen to help her with the matter.

When Diyasty forgets the date of Valentine's Day, he wakes up to discover that the angry Bassant has bought him a gift, and he decides to find a way to make it up to her.

As Diyasty invents the idea of ​​central tea to transport tea through pipes to the villagers, the electricity bill comes with a catastrophic amount and the project fails.

When Rifa’y tells Diyasty about his fear of the canal due to a complex since childhood, Diyasty helps him get over his phobia.

Bassant tells Nehmdo how she met Diyasty over the Internet, and how their friendship developed into marriage.

As Diyasty delivers satellite connections to Rifa`y and the rest of the people for a monthly fee, he discovers that Nehmdo has copied his idea.

When Diyasty tries to convince his friends of his fame, he sets up a fake newspaper to pretend to be famous.

After Diyasty and Rifa’y learn about the Smart Village on TV, Diyasty tries to convince them that he knows about it and its laws and decides to implement it in the hamlet, only to end up flooding the hamlet by mistake.

After Diyasty buys a computer, he becomes the first person to own it in the hamlet, but when he discovers that Rifa’y has bought a device like him, the duo enters a major conflict.

After Bassant makes fun of Diyasty's ringtone, he buys a ringtone from a mobile company in his name for a large sum, but he eventually discovers that he has been defrauded by the company.

After Bassant and Diyasty's fan malfunctions, Diyasty holds an auction and displays the fan as an antique, but Rifa’y foils the plan.

After Bassant gets angry when she sees pictures of Nehmdo’s husband with celebrities, she asks Diyasty to get pictures to get back at Nehmdo, so he uses the computer to cut a picture and attach it to ones of celebrities.

As Diyasty notices the spread of Chinese products in the hamlet, he decides to manufacture his own products for competition, only to discover that the Chinese have copied his products at a lower price, and he fails to compete.

After Diyasty gets robbed while using transportation, he decides to buy a visa to preserve his money, but he discovers the need to have a national ID card before obtaining the visa.

When Diyasty discovers that the villagers have bought large quantities of sweets during the month of Ramadan, he decides to set up a Kunafa factory project, but the project soon fails, and Diyasty loses his money.

As the Hornet team dominates the football tournaments in the region, Diyasty decides to establish a team named Abu Ajwa and begins training Rifa’y and the rest to face the Hornet team.

As Diyasty and the rest get bored during fasting hours, the friends decide to create a Ramadan sports tournament for the Playstation, but when Rifa’y wins all the matches, Diyasty intervenes to end the tournament.

Diyasty prepares for the best barista competition in Abu Ajwa Hamlet to obtain the prize and travel to space. But when he wins, he discovers that the prize has been changed to an old mobile phone.

After Diyasty gets a license for his shop, he treats Rifa’y and the rest in a snobbish way, as he gradually turns into a bureaucratic Diyasty.

When Diyasty gets sick, Rifa’y runs the cafe but he quickly destroys everything.

In hopes of proving himself as a successful detective, Diyasty steals Rifa’y's chicken and demands a ransom, hoping to pretend in front of everyone to solve the case after that. But the plan soon fails when Bassant cooks the chicken for lunch.

Due to the decline in sales, Diyasty decides to do radio ads to increase the store's sales, but he ends up getting involved in a hoax and the advertising fails.

Due to the high prices of meat and poultry, Diyasty decides to establish a fish farm, but he accidentally buys frogs instead of fish, and an army of frogs attacks the hamlet.

As Diyasty decides to convert the cafe into a tourist coffee shop, he asks the contractor to build a pyramid next to the cafe to attract tourists and locals. But when he raises the prices, he loses all of his customers.

When Diyasty and Bassant enter a competition in popular proverbs, Rifa’y and Nehmdo organize the competition, but as Diyasty and Bassant spend long hours, the situation ends in reconciliation.

When Bassant opens a nursery to take care of livestock and animals, and the idea succeeds, Diyasty is forced to work with Bassant.