The fateful dollar bill winds up with a struggling young coffee vendor. Just as Tarek is about to get his hands on it, all hell breaks loose.

After tracking the dollar bill down to wealthy misandrist Mrs. Lilianne, Zeina gets herself invited to Mrs. Lilianne's ladies-only party.

Tarek and Zeina quickly track down the magician from the party, but getting the dollar bill from him is much more of a challenge.

Of all places, the dollar bill winds up in a currency exchange shop. Zeina gets wrapped up in a hit-and-run and Tarek is abducted by gangsters.

Things go from bad to worse when the dollar bill gets passed to a drug lord. Undaunted, Tarek and Zeina masquerade as performers at his nightclub.

Zeina and Tarek barely have time to change out of their nightclub outfits before they're chasing the dollar bill again, this time in a mosque.

Something seems off with the professor who now has the dollar bill. Much to Zeina and Tarek’s alarm, he seems to be contemplating suicide.

The dollar bill is now a prop on a live film set. Luckily, Tarek and Zeina are hired as extras. Unfortunately, they're really annoying the director.

This time, Zeina and Tarek have no idea where the dollar bill has gone. Meanwhile, Zeina's ex-fiancé kicks her out of her apartment.

Now that they've given up on the dollar bill, Zeina and Tarek start to grow closer. Then, they suddenly discover where the dollar bill is.

The beggar woman is not who she seems. Tarek and Zeina try to get to the bottom of the mystery -- and finally get the elusive dollar bill.

Zeina tries to get close to a fashion designer who creates gowns made of real dollar bills, and ends up walking the runway in one of her creations.

Zeina and Tarek come to the aid of a poor young woman who's run away from her family in Syria to pursue her dreams in Beirut.

The bank finally announces the winner of the $1 million, and Tarek and Zeina are caught off-guard. Featuring a cameo of two stars from “Al Hayba.”

To promote its opening, a bank decides to circulate a dollar bill on the streets of Beirut and award $1 million to whoever ends up with it.