The discovery of a drugged patient and a drugged cigar draws the attention of Sergeant and the doctor to organized crime. A raid at the port yields no results, so the doctor resorts to a more drastic solution and enters the market as a competitor.

The fashion dictator Blue Fox drives husbands crazy, unable to satisfy their wives' latest whims. The situation reaches its peak when the doctor's office is robbed.

As gambling addiction spreads, more and more people are gambling their pants off. The sergeant, along with his friend the doctor, are on the trail, but they are stuck due to a lack of evidence. The suspect is released so they can follow him.

The animals are becoming increasingly superstitious. Sergeant works to expose fraudsters who exploit good faith, while Doctor Bubo nurses the souls of those afflicted by prejudice.

As winter approaches, tourism to "otherworldly" landscapes booms - organized by the crocodile, the eagle and the hyena. The Doctor initially supports the projects because of the positive effects of travel, but when he also sends Ursula into the desert to fight winter sleep, events take a chilling turn.

Doctor Bubo presents his motion for animal rights to the parliament. After the motion is accepted, the expansion of rights – often self-serving and disregarding others – begins, and the rights of the weaker ones are completely undermined...

Sergeant is determined to fight against the increasing number of divorces, but the desire to divorce is not decreasing, but increasing. In response to the husbands' dissatisfaction, the doctor performs plastic surgery on the wives, and the forest ranger does his job with moral compasses.