Episodes: Series - Bassant and Diyasty: Power & Influence - 2010

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Because of the name of Diyasty's Street (Tinbal Al-Afash), he's unable to promote his restaurant and attract customers, so he decides to devise a plan to change the name of the area.

As Diyasty tries to deliver a package to a person named Medhat, he discovers that Sallit has falsified his character in the name of Medhat, his half-brother, to escape revenge.

After the selling of Abu Rozza hamlet because of taxes, Diyasty fears that the same fate will happen to Porto Abu Ajwa hamlet, so he decides to collect taxes from the people to save it.

As Abu Ajwa hamlet is about to participate in an important sports tournament, Diyasty and Bassant decide to take advantage of the situation by making a large number of flags and selling them to fans.

A dream causes Diyasty to turn into a spy against Abu Rozza hamlet for fear of devising a plot against Abu Ajwa hamlet, and the matter ends with the people at Abu Rozza hamlet finding out.

As Diyasty plans to build a skyscraper in Abu Ajwa hamlet, everyone is surprised when he builds his own statue called (Diyasty Liberty), but the statue soon collapses.

Diyasty decides to go on a hunger strike because a seat has not been allocated to the Abu Ajwa region in the People's Assembly.

As Diyasty runs for the People's Assembly, the false votes quickly threaten his victory, but he succeeds in winning in the end.

As Diyasty prepares for the first session of the People's Assembly, he gets appointed as Secretary of the Tourism Fund.

In an attempt to expose corruption, Diyasty decides to search for scandals and gain fame within the dome of the People's Assembly, so he decides to create fake stories and present them in the sessions.

When the People's Assembly president decides to send a committee to review garbage disposal methods in Porto Abu Ajwa, Diyasty decides to find a way to save the situation.

As Diyasty considers entering the world of youth and sports by taking over the management of Abu Ajwa youth center, his popularity soon collapses.

As Diyasty decides to create a political party in his name, he finds it hard due to his inability to collect a sufficient number of members, so he begins to educate the people about the importance of joining the party.

After a request is raised to increase the number of female representatives in the People's Assembly, Diyasty decides to launch a campaign through his party to make Bassant succeed. But she withdraws from running for the elections so that she won't be distracted from looking after Diyasty.

When Diyasty objects to a request to cancel Mother's Day, he soon regrets his decision due to his inability to please his mother-in-law during the holiday.

When Diyasty admires the secret sweets of Bassant (Al-Lahalytta), he decides to open a factory to sell it. But the deputies accuse him of monopolizing the candy market after his overwhelming success.

When Diyasty notices that eveyone around him is addicted to television, he decides to launch a new channel called 'Al-Waqea Al-Suwda' (The Disaster) and present various programs through it.

Diyasty decides to launch a campaign with the help of hackers in order to uncover corruption and find out who he is talking about him behind his back, but he lands himself in trouble.

When Sallit goes to see his sick uncle, he gets kidnapped by pirates. Diyasty is assigned to negotiate with the pirates and return him. Diyasty's plan to retrieve Sallit succeeds in exchange for shaving his mustache.

In a session in the People's Assembly, Diyasty learns about the law of seizure and decides to take advantage of the matter by placing his hand on the properties of the people of Abu Ajwa because they didn't pay their late accounts in his restaurant, which sends him into a great battle.

Due to a request to cancel high school, Diyasty decides to force Bassant to complete her high school education to prove that it is a part of the Egyptian heritage.

When Diyasty notices the huge gains that doctors are making, he decides to establish his own clinic in Abu Ajwa, but he clashes with human organ traffickers.

Due to public transport hassles, traffic congestion, and accidents, Diyasty decides to get a car to go to the People's Assembly sessions, but he gets into an accident on his first car ride.

After the Egyptian universities fall behind in the world rankings, Diyasty decides to establish a private university to earn money and provide opportunities for failed students to join. But he eventually sells the university to an investor from Zimbabwe.

When Diyasty discovers that his friends are getting annual bonuses at work, he decides to take advantage of the matter by raising the prices of goods in his shop and restaurant.

With the formation of a new government, Diyasty dreams of obtaining a ministerial portfolio, but he is surprised by the appointment of Desouky as a minister instead of him in the railway. But Desouky soon submits his resignation to return to his simple life.

Diyasty resorts to genetic engineering to grow crops and provide them instead of importing, but he soon causes an environmental disaster in the hamlet.

Due to the numerous requests from the people to get a job, Diyasty decides to set up an employment office in exchange for money. But he is criticized in the Parliament for his exploitation.

When Diyasty discovers the arrival of a weapons inspection campaign in Abu Ajwa hamlet, he tries to get his old mother out in various ways to hide the weapons she inherited long ago.

As rumors spread about Diyasty's corruption, he decides to start a campaign to clear his name and prove that he's an honorable man in order to restore his dignity and preserve his position in the People's Assembly.