Bingo and Julia will celebrate Easter in Marbella together with the whole big family. The whole family means not only siblings, children and parents, but also Bingo's ex, Katrin. Katrin has planned quite a few sporting events, which the Franzén family is not used to, and the culture clash is a fact. In addition, Bingo asks Julia's father a crucially important question.

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Bingo's apartment in Marbella has become too small when they want to spend time there together with the whole family so they go out to look for a new, larger house. Bingo and Julia's relationship is on shaky ground so before they get married they meet a couple's therapist for help finding their way back to each other.

The air is thick between Bingo and Julia after couples therapy and in order to calm things down and reawaken some romance, Julia plans a spectacular date for her and Bingo. Bingo and Julia will also celebrate their first Christmas together and they're going all out. Together with friends and family, and bankrolled by Julia, they spend it in Spain - but no fighting during Christmas!

Bingo and Julia are with friends and family in Sierra Nevada for their first Christmas together. They've rented a big house with space for everyone where they can prepare for Christmas. Christmas preparations aside, the group find time to go skiing, but neither the weather nor the women's mood is cooperating. The question is – will the group make it through Christmas without fighting?

Christmas in Sierra Nevada is over and back in Sweden awaits a new therapy session for Bingo and Julia. It gets emotional when Bingo is unusually open with his feelings. Julia's aunt Ann is single and Julia convinces her to create a dating profile. Bingo and Julia plan a themed party and get help from Elaine Eksvärd, an expert in rhetoric, to find a theme that's suitably PC.

Bingo and Julia's big theme party is approaching and Bingo is frustrated that Julia isn't helping out. Julia has bought an apartment in Lerum and Bingo, who wasn't there, goes to visit. Together with her mom and aunt, Julia goes to a store with wedding dresses and just the feeling of trying them on makes her want to get married.