Episodes: Series - Ard El-Nefaaq - 2018

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Mas'oud suffers from his mother-in-law's mistreatment of him. His friend Hassan gets into trouble and is in custody. Mas'oud meets an old man and helps him get home.

The old man is a doctor of alternative medicine and he has an ethics pills lab. He offers Mas'oud to try them, and he asks for courage pills. When he returns home, he quarrels with his mother-in-law. At work, he strikes a demonstration to claim workers' rights.

Mas'oud is upset because people are only respecting him out of fear. Dr. Madi then suggests the hypocrisy pills, which Mas'oud accepts, hoping these will change his life for the better.

The pills have their effect on Mas'oud who becomes nice to his wife and his mother-in-law. He even donates a kidney to Mansour, the chief of the neighborhood.

Mansour invites Mas'oud and his wife to dinner to tell him that he will nominate him in the upcoming elections.

A lady who has helped the neighborhood for years now invites Mas'oud to her birthday. Mas'oud's father wants to take a new wife.

Mas'oud gets mad at his wife for hiring a maid. At Madama Eftekhar's birthday, an anonymous takes suspicious pictures of Mas'oud and sends them to Hassan. Mas'oud consults the doctor who recommends him to take the stealing pills.

The stealing pills immediately push Mas'oud to steal; he steals from his maid and his wife. He even goes too far that he steals his workers' salaries.

At gunpoint, a number of videos of Mas'oud accepting bribes are shown to threaten him. Mas'oud's urge for stealing is getting uncontrollable.

When Mas'oud breaks into a villa to rob it with his gang, the owner tells them he doesn't have any money. They decide to stay until the next morning.

Mas'oud and the gang plot to rob another villa, and when the doctor learns of the incident, he decides to punish Mas'oud by giving him an unknown pill. Mas'oud starts helping the poor.

When Mas'oud learns that Salwa and Zakaria will marry, he insists that they celebrate at his home and gifts Zakaria an unexpected gift: Mas'oud's wife's jewelry box.

As Mas'oud's family's concern over his state magnifies, they consult the doctor who gives him the stinginess pills. Mas'oud changes to the worst as he quarrels with his wife, accusing her of being a spendthrift.

When the family goes to Alexandria, Sami, Gamila's son, gets kidnapped for ransom, and the now-ungenerous Mas'oud starts negotiating with the kidnappers.

Mas'oud manages to bring Sami back and Gamila throws a party in celebration, but Mas'oud gets mad.

Mas'oud pays the doctor another visit, and the doctor gives him the creativity pills.

The creativity pill has its effect on Mas'oud as he starts drawing portrays of everyone around him and he also writes poetry. Gamila goes to meet Hisham the poet and he gives her a copy of his latest poetry. Mas'oud quarrels with his wife for her rejection of the idea of pregnancy.

When Gamila and Mas'oud quarrel, she leaves the house. Mas'oud consults the doctor who gives him he revenge pills. When Gamila returns home, she finds that Mas'oud has started effecting his revenge plan as he marries Sally the maid.

It turns out that Azouz has only feigned his marriage to Sally in order to incite Gamila's pregnancy.

Mas'oud wants to adopt a child, and he goes to the doctor who intends to give him the good-luck pills, but he makes a grave mistake as he gives him the bad-luck pills instead.

Mas'oud is becoming an ominous figure to people around him as he only brings them mischief. When he finds an antique piece at the location, he intends to sell it, but the police arrest him.

While being deported, Mas'oud is forced to escape with another convict. Mas'oud's family is worried about him.

When Mas'oud gets arrested, the doctor disguises himself as a lawyer and gives Mas'oud the good-luck pills. Mas'oud's luck changes indeed, and when he runs for the elections, he wins, to everyone's surprise.

Gamila opens up a clothes store and her mother starts learning French.

Hisham the poet asks for Mas'oud's permission to marry Dalia and Mas'oud accepts.

Some gunmen break into Mas'oud's villa, and Mas'oud learns that one of his rivals has sent them to steal an important document from Mas'oud's office.

Mas'oud gets mad at his neighbors because he feels they want personal privileges from him. Salwa decides to travel to America to lecture at university. Someone comes to Mas'oud's office to ship a bag with him, and to Mas'oud's shock, he finds antiquities inside.

Mas'oud is upset because people come to him with many requests. Gamila wants to open a new factory. Mas'oud's father is arrested.

Mas'oud's father is accused of selling subsidized gasoline on the black market. Mas'oud manages to release him. Mas'oud discovers that his bank account is empty and that Gamila used the money to buy machines for the factory.

Mas'oud goes to the doctor who gives him the honesty pills. Now only truth comes out of Mas'oud's mouth, which causes him struggles in his marriage. Mas'oud then returns to his old house and the doctor gives him a pill to feel better.