Al-Kabir has a nightmare where his brother Hazal'oum takes control of everything and humiliates him in front of the village's people. Al-Kabir and Johnny plot to get their shares of the fortune back, as Hazal'oum wakes up and starts giving gifts to his family and telling them his tale.

Hazal'oum tells his brothers about meeting the wealthy Nawaf who wanted to marry his mother. But his mother slips into a coma during plastic surgery, Hazal'oum accidentally pulls out her life support. Johnny is upset when Hazal'oum turns his room into a jungle and keeps a pet crocodile in the bathtub.

A villager asks Hazal'oum to accompany him to propose to a girl. But as Hazal'oum starts talking to the bride's father, it's revealed that the bride is the man's mother, not his daughter.

Hazal'oum enlists the help of a cosmetics specialist to prepare him for his appearance with Motaz El Demerdash. El-Kabir is jealous and tries to appear on any TV show.

Al-Kabir appears on Sherif Madkour's show, not knowing that it's a cooking show. When he discovers the truth, he tries to get back at the guy who secured him the guest spot, only for the guy to meet Hazal'oum who recounts the story of how a Tanzanian tribe tried to kill him.

When Samantha forces Al-Kabir to get Fazaa' a gift for his birthday, Al-Kabir gets him a snake which drives him into hysterics. Hazal'oum tells them about how the chief of a Tanzanian tribe was accidentally killed instead of him.

When Al-Kabir overhears Hazal'oum and his lawyer talk about selling the land and the house, he plots with Johnny and Hadya to stop him and steal the contract. He quickly discovers that Hazal'oum only meant to distribute the property between them.

When Al-Kabir discovers that Samantha is pregnant, he pulls all the stops to get Fazaa' to divorce her. He gets what he wants when the pregnancy turns out to be false.

As Al-Kabir looks for a replacement for Fazaa', Thomas returns and reconciles with Johnny. As the two discuss some ideas for a project, Hazal'oum advises them to open a Koshary place. Johnny is shocked when Hazal'oum opens a Koshary place of his own.

Johnny reprimands Thomas for taking his ideas and passing them to Hazal'oum. As a fierce competition grows between Johnny and Hazal'oum, the three brothers discover that Thomas has robbed them. Al-Kabir tortures him.

Johnny receives a birthday cake as a gift but soon discovers that it's made of cannabis. He goes to the police station when he is informed that his stolen beach buggy has been found used as a Tok Tok, leaving the cake behind, only for the family to eat it and get high.

With Al-Kabir expecting a visit from the governor to decide if he'll continue as the village's mayor or not, three patients who were just discharged from a psychiatric hospital arrive and threaten to expose him.

The governor and Al-Kabir tour the village as the governor tries to decide to keep Al-Kabir as mayor or not. The three psychiatric patients escape Baa'zak and cause trouble.

A doctor arrives at the house and demands Al-Kabir hands over the fugitive trio. When Al-Kabir double-crosses him, he reports him to the cops. But one of the psychiatric patients tells the cops that the governor and his men are the escaped patients.

Al-Kabir tells Johnny the story of their grandfather, Al-Kabir Gedan, who left Mazarita for Cairo. When a group of criminals took hold of the village, the village's elder asked Al-Kabir Gedan for help, and he returned with three fierce men to confront the criminals.

When Al-Kabir Gedan's men die in an explosion, he decides to train the villagers to fight the criminals. When he accidentally kills them all, he enlists the help of some old friends.

As Al-Kabir Gedan gathers his old friends, he seeks the help of a recluse man who lives in the jungle called Ardash. The group of friends set up military traps for the criminals but Al-Kabir Gedan disapproves of all of their plans.

When Al-Kabir Gedan manages to chase the criminals off, his celebration with the villagers is so raucous that they all pass out after drinking. They all shocked to discover that the criminals' boss took advantage of their inebriation and took charge of the village.

After Mar'ei disarms Al-Kabir and his men and kicks them out of the village, they encounter a military vehicle full of weapons that they seize to fight Mar'ei.

When a bird carrying a tracking device is found in Mazarita, the media accuses it of being a spy after a group of foreigners asks after it. As intelligence agencies get involved, it's revealed that the foreigners are working for an international organization tracking bird activity.

As Hadya tries to convince a reluctant Johnny to marry one of her friends, her cousin Saleh returns from Italy. Al-Kabir grows jealous because he knows that Saleh wanted to marry Hadya.

As Al-Kabir grows more jealous, he fights with Saleh who falls down the stairs. Al-Kabir flirts with Hadya after she learns that Saleh wants to get back at Al-Kabir for marrying her.

Johnny decides to make a local song after listening to one. He uploads it to social media and is met with great success.

Johnny convinces Al-Kabir to accept his invitation to a resort along with Hadya, Samantha and the rest of them. Johnny deliberately arrives late to force Al-Kabir to pay for the hotel.

The family enjoys their vacation in Marina, but Johnny is upset with their humiliating actions. He decides to leave without telling them and tells the hotel to make Al-Kabir pay the bill.

Al-Kabir, Hadya, Ashraf, and Hagras go to a nightclub and meet Samantha and Dr. Rabe'. They unknowingly drink wine.

Al-Kabir discovers that Rabe' and Samantha got married while drunk and forces Rabe' to divorce her. But Rabe' proposes to her again and Al-Kabir tries to sabotage the marriage.

When Samantha reprimands Al-Kabir for trying to sabotage her marriage, Al-Kabir goes blind. The governor suggests that he gives up the mayorship to either Johnny or Hazal'oum.

Fazaa' begs Al-Kabir to rehire him. Fazaa' tells him that the mayorship has been transferred to Hazal'oum. When Al-Kabir falls down the stairs, his sight is restored but he hides the fact from his family. Instead, he gathers them to tell them that he wants to make Fazaa' the mayor.

Al-Kabir plots with Fazaa' to teach his family a lesson. He reveals that he is no longer blind and tries to leave Mazarita but they convince him to stay. The family is shocked when a new Sudanese brother arrives and demands his share of the inheritance.