The second episode of the Egyptian TV series “B 100 Ragel” witnessed many interesting developments. The episode began with the pursuit of Abdullah, played by Mahmoud Abdel Ghani, chasing the criminal who shot Galia’s father and her husband. In a fight against Abdullah and the gang, they managed to beat him and left him on the ground. Galia, played by Somaya El Khashab, went into a state of collapse with her husband and father taken to hospital. In the next scene, the teacher Abbas, played by Mohamed Abdel Azim, and his sons celebrate the shootings. Abbas expresses his concern about Abdullah still being alive, asking his sons not to leave the car park until they make sure that Galia’s father and husband are dead. The doctor informs Galia about her husband’s death, and how her father needs spinal surgery that will cost between EGP 300,000 to 400,000. Galia goes to the morgue to bid farewell to her husband and recall their memories together. Abbas exploited the fact that Hanafi was in distress in the hospital, which allowed his men to take over the car park. They force everyone to pay them qlualtah (street taxes) to protect the two markets. The first episode of the series witnessed many exciting events, where the story revolves around a popular neighborhood where Galia (played by Somaya El Khashab) is preparing for her wedding to Adel (played by Ahmed Azmi). The series starts with a fight between Abdullah (played by Mahmoud Abdel Ghani) and his wife where she accuses him of being in love with Galia and is saddened that he married his friend. The quarrel between the teacher Abbas (played by Mohamed Abdel Azim) and Adel and Abdullah happens in the area as they are defending the parking director, Hanafi (played by Ahmed Fouad Selim),and Abu Galia. Towards the end of the first episode, Hanafi and Adel are killed at the wedding by an unknown person. The events in the show highlight several social issues and feature many prominent actors such as Somaya El Khashab, Mahmoud Abdel Ghani, Mohamed Abdel Azim, and Hala Fakher. The series is written by Mahmoud Hamdan and directed by Ebrahim Nashaat.