Episodes: Series - Badie wa Fahim - 2013

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Badie hits Fahim with his car, and offers to give him a ride as compensation for what happened. Badie crashes into a taxi and quarrels with the driver. He confesses to Fahim that the car is not his, but Abu Fahd's.

Badie suffers from high blood pressure, while Fahim has low blood pressure, and while the pharmacist rushes to rescue an emergency case, the two find themselves alone in the pharmacy, so they act as pharmacists and distribute medicines for free, and chaos ensues.

Fahim and Badie enter the barbershop and quarrel over whose turn is first. The barber decides to give both of them a haircut at the same time, while Badie creates a funny haircut for Fahim.

Badie and Fahim go to buy fruits and vegetables, but they face difficulty due to the high prices and lack of money. Then the seller quarrels with them and they fraudulently take the fruit and run away.

Badie and Fahim come across a famous actress, and they try to take pictures with her and convince her of their acting talent. Fahim suggests taking pictures with her own phone and sending the pictures to them, but she refuses.

Badie and Fahim watch an advertisement for the talent show Arab Fun Idol in the store. They dream that they are in the program and see a lot of strange and funny talents.

As the broadcaster hosts Badie and Fahim to reveal their talent in the program, they announce their reliance on the element of surprise to impress the jury, and the committee is surprised by the contestants' voices.

The contestant Raslan performs a song he wrote titled "I Love You, Donkey", and then the jury expels him.

As a contestant imitates Nancy Ajram and wears a dance outfit, Tahseen, the head of the jury, falls in love with her dancing and she succeeds in the competition.

The contestant Haifauna sings a song by Haifa Wehbe, despite suffering from a sore throat, but the jury is impressed by her and she succeeds in the competition.

Badie and Fahim enter the competition claiming to be from Sudan, and the judges are impressed by them.

Samir participates in the program in a sarcastic way, but the jury is impressed by him and he succeeds in the competition because of his wit.

Ziad takes advantage of the talent program to show people his acting talent, and the jury likes him.

Danny tells the jury that his parents encouraged him to apply for the program, and Tahseen advises him to be manly, but Danny is happy that the rest of the jury approves of him.

Badie and Fahim decide to flirt with a girl they saw and quarrel over her. She then calls her husband, who beats the duo because they were flirting with her.

Badie and Fahim enter a nightclub and quarrel over a beautiful girl, but the club owner solves the problem.

Badie and Fahim see actress Samia Al Jazayeri in the restaurant where they work, and Fahim thinks about taking money from one of the customers in exchange for allowing him to take a picture with her.

Fahim and Badie convince Samia Al Jazayeri to take photo with the crowd. Someone asks for an additional photo, but she refuses. So he tells her that he paid money for that. Fahim confesses that he collected money from the crowd, and Badie asks Fahim to return the money to its owners.

Fahim causes a mix-up in the customers' orders, so the owner punishes him by making him clean the toilets, while Fahim gives a customer Badie's phone number, after which her fiancé finds out about it and beats Badie.

As Badie and Fahim defraud the owner of a real estate office by claiming that they are helping the poor, they collect money from people and write fake contracts.

As Badie and Fahim open a small-loan project, a woman comes to take a loan to hold a banquet, but her request is rejected because there are no loans available for such reasons.

An Egyptian director is impressed by Badie and Fahim's acting, and offers to have them work with him in movies.

Badie and Fahim dream on the film set that they are playing the characters of Raya and Sakina, killing people and taking their money, then they wake up from the dream.

As Badie and Fahim sell used clothes on the street, a famous actor comes looking for clothes for the role of a poor character he's playing on television.

Badie and Fahim see a tourist, and they are overcome by greed and deceive him through Badie's drawings, which impress the tourist and for which he pays a lot of money.

Badie works as a lifeguard at the club and brags about having a quality certificate. Fahim also brags about being a gold medal-winning swimming coach, but the truth is revealed when a child falls into the pool, and instead of saving him, Badie screams for help.

As Badie and Fahim watch a man arguing with his fiancée, Badie decides to reconcile them and tries to convince him that his fiancée loves him, while Fahim takes the girl away from her fiancé and tells her that they are not compatible.

Badie goes to a shop to choose a gift for his mother, then Fahim enters for the same reason. As they both like the same item, Fahim asks Badie to give it up, after which a problem arises between them and the shop owner kicks them out.

Badie and Fahim sit in the café, each of them waiting for his girlfriend on Valentine’s Day. They disagree about whose right it is to sit at the table. It turns out that their two girlfriends are the same person, and she doesn't come to the date.

Badie and Fahim attend a funeral without knowing the deceased man, and they cause a quarrel between family members over the inheritance and flee.

Badie and Fahim recall memories of the past, including deceiving the real estate office owner, participating in the talent show, and claiming to be Sudanese, as these situations reflect a true representation of their friendship.