Casper has left Iben and moved to a hotel. And Mia has finally gotten pregnant. Frank makes decisions that cast doubt on whether he is for women or men, while a bag of pork belly brings him on edge with an accountant, a Muslim and a taxman. And are there explanations that are good enough to defend that Frank is running around in underwear in public places?

Frank excels with his knowledge of the duodenum. Casper says yes to performing as a DJ at a support event for Amnesty International, and Mia is busy getting new perennials for the garden. At the same time, a bunch of young students get to put grills in Frank and Casper's head, and they come out in an eventful game with flirtation, lies and ostomy bags.

Frank turns 40 and it will be celebrated in style at Hotel Josty. Casper has been his best friend for 11 years and is set to be the toastmaster. But when he offers his semen so that Mia and Frank can have a child, the mood changes, and at the same time Frank destroys the possibility that Mia can live close to her little niece. Frank's birthday is going well, but an important person is missing.

Frank and Mia are looking at houses. The previous owner's wife is dead, but the body has never been found. Frank finds a bone in the garden, and his stubborn eagerness for the bone to be checked leads to shards in the joy of him and Mia. This is how it goes when Niels Hausgaard inaugurates Frank and Casper in the secret behind the "Bispebjerg trick", which is the closest you can get to having sex with someone other than your partner, without being unfaithful.

Frank is on a quest for revenge after Mia has been humiliated by Per Pallesen in her tea salon. Lene is visited by a good old Norwegian friend, who drives Casper crazy with wild macho stories from Norway. Always wilder than anything Casper himself has experienced.

Frank surprises Mia with a romantic princess day. Planned to the smallest detail with the help of Casper and B.S. Christiansen. Nothing can go wrong. But it can. To an extremely high degree.

Yes, who is who in comparison to Frank and Casper. There is a great deal of disagreement between the two. Maybe a stool sample can determine that?

Mia’s family finds out her father Ole’s last wish was to be buried - not cremated. So they have to start arranging a funeral five years after his death.

Frank basks in the fact that he has to give a climate speech to the People's Meeting in Bornholm. Unfortunately, Bjarne Corydon steals all the attention after a heroic rescue. Frank does his best to turn the focus from Corydon to himself. It's not going so well.

Frank and Mia are to be grandparents - and even just in time for Christmas. However, Frank exposes the relationship with the in-laws to a number of trials.