In this episode the three guys head to Amsterdam, Netherlands to meet their friend Walter and his bride Tess to congratulate them on their wedding but they will do it the Egyptian way.

In this episode the guys travels to Amsterdam, Netherlands and goes to the Zoo. They start having fun the Egyptian way. Then, they start to compare the Zoo over there with the Zoo that they used to go to in Egypt. So, they meet a Zoo guard, a supervisor and Veterinarian.

In this episode the three guys travels to Berlin, Germany. So, because Berlin has the best roads and traffic rules all around the world, the guys drove all around the streets of the city the Egyptian way to have fun with the German people. Also, they started comparing traffic in Egypt with Germany by going to a driving school and meeting the lecturer, a truck driver and the head of the driving school.

In this episode the three guys travels to Amsterdam, Netherlands. So, they keep looking around and comparing the streets over there with the streets of Egypt and they found a big difference ... the Beggars. Also, they go to a supermarket and gas station and figure out that they don't have a cashier-guy or a gas-guy over there. So, they start acting as Beggars and workers on the streets an ind shops in Amsterdam and have fun with Dutch people.

In this episode the three guys travels to Madrid, Spain. And because Spain is one of the leading countries in health treatment, the three guys compares health treatment in Egypt to Spain by going to a local hospital and meeting a nurse, the hospital's president and a patient. Also, they have fun with Spanish people when they ride an ambulance around Madrid and treat the sick as the sick are being treated in Egypt.

In this episode the three guys travels to Berlin, Germany to show the german people how to treat their children like the Egyptian people does. So, they go to a school in Berlin and meet with a teacher, the principal and a student. Also, they have some fun with the German people in the streets of Berlin when they cooperated with Finn, a German kid, to show them how do Egyptians treat their kids.