ZombieLars

Robert falls in love with Irene. The gang loses all contact with him and thinks that this can't be normal. And isn't there something mysterious about Irene? Could she be a stranger?

Tess's sister, Ninni, is acting strangely and Tess discovers it's because she's started hanging out with Fiona. Tess has to make some tough choices that will have big consequences for herself and her family.

Principal Torill selects the students who are the worst at math for extra lessons before the national exams. Tess, who believes being a witch is about being tough, has to join in. But Torill's lesson consists of eating mysterious waffles, so Tess has to take action and learns something new about herself along the way.

Lars now knows where his father lives and works, and wants to visit him. This makes the gang, and perhaps especially Anna, very frustrated. Would he really rather live with a father who has never contacted him than stay in Bekkebakken with his good friends?

Our gang is afraid that FMAF will use all their knowledge to do evil things in Bekkebakken. They make a plan on how to get into FMAF headquarters to remove their entire archive. But there are many obstacles in the way of their mission.

Principal Torill is frustrated because Michael was a functioning living non-living person who showed that it is possible to get along. She is even angrier at Lars and asks FMAF to take responsibility. Lars disappears and the gang has to get help from a dog person, a new stranger.

Are there other living undead in Bekkebakken? Lars suspects that his classmate Michael is actually a living undead, but when Lars asks, Michael denies it. Lars is sure he is right even though no one else believes him.

Anna becomes jealous when Lars tells her that Caroline has invited him to her house to help her with her math homework. She uses her powers to spy. But spying on Lars and Caroline yields different answers than she thought she would get.

The gang is reunited. They figure out how Anna can control herself when she becomes invisible. It starts as a fun game, but turns serious when FMAF shows up for a surprise visit to Torill. Caroline and Herman feel watched by their mother - which has magical consequences.

Tess discovers her family is harboring a secret. Lars drinks a witch's brew.

The concert at the village hall doesn't go quite as planned and Robert has to deal with his father.

Robert's father, a musician, will be performing at the local community center and the whole gang is invited. But 'parent trouble' seems to be the order of the day and as Lars tries to collect his friends on the way to the gig he learns a few home truths.

An old friend of Lars's turns up unexpectedly in Bekkebakken and stirs things up when he decides to provoke the 'stranger haters' at the local gas station café. In the process Lars learns more about himself and Tess shows her true colours.

Lars is sick, which is the last thing he thought could happen to a "living-unliving". His mother, Erle, is worried and calls in the zombie doctor to find out if the symptoms are serious.

Lars, Anna and Robert suspect that Tess is not the happy-go- lucky, 'good girl' that everyone believes she is. They decide to find out if she is in fact a witch. Lars finds himself beginning to feel strangely unwell every time he is near Anna.

Something nasty turns up in Julie's bag and Anna gets the blame. The School Principle believes that Lars is a bad influence on Anna and forbids her to hang out with him. Lars, Anna and Robert learn that there are other strangers in Bekkebakken.

Lars has only just arrived, but is already set to leave Bekkebakken and run away to Detroit. On his way out of town he meets the mysterious Anna. Together with their new friend Robert, they discover that there are sinister powers that want to get rid of all who are different from Bekkebakken. Will Lars stay and fight?

Lars is 11 years old and half zombie, or politically correctly "living - unliving". When Lars arrives in his new hometown of Bekkebakken he soon discovers that 'strangers' like himself are not as welcome as he'd hoped.