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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.

Frank forgot Mia and his fifth anniversary and instead planned to go to a monster truck rally with Casper. Unfortunately, Iben's grandmother fell critically ill, throwing a wrench into Frank and Casper's plans. Casper's friend John Zoffman have a severe back injury. Frank falls out of a photographer's wheelchair, and a small irreplaceable shrine from Iben's childhood pictures disappears. Everything is of course Frank's fault.

Jarl Friis Mikkelsen is working with Casper on a relaunch of the TV series "Matador" as a cartoon. Frank argues with the Pakistani Import/Export man in the next office because he plays ethnic music loudly, which could affect Casper and Jarl's project. Mia enlists Frank to collect for the Red Cross, but the joy of helping others will soon be replaced by irritation.

Michael Glick becomes a father, and celebrates with a stag night. Frank hires a stripper and gets nicknamed Pat-man. Frank is upset that Mia never buys enough bacon when she goes shopping. In response, she makes Frank do the shopping. Frank borrows a fillet from his new neighbor. Carøe's child does not look like him, and Casper has a wheat allergy, which results in violent and erratic mood swings.

Mia forces Frank to get his sperm count checked. Complications including a children's DVD, a porn movie and a furious Iben ensues. Casper finds a pregnancy test in the kitchen - disbanding the idea, that Frank could have placed it there, he moves on to find the guilty part...

Bodil has suffered major brain damage due to a giant olive. Though Frank has a hard time being around people with severe brain injuries, he helps Pivert transfering Bodil to a treatment facility. Casper explains that oral sex and being able to recite the alphabet has nothing to do with each other and declares that he once have had sex with a mentally retarded (sic!).

Frank and Casper goes to pick up tickets for Speedway at "Parken". Don Ø (Flemming Østergaard) is baking cookies with his grand daughter. As Frank refuses to eat anything prepared by children, he refuses the offered cookie. Meanwhile, Frank pursues a female badminton-player, Nina.

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 is offered membership in Casper's beer club, a men's club where the reality of life is discussed. An argument with one of the beer club's old members, Jarl Friis Mikkelsen, about a wool sweater, unfortunately endangers the recording. Mia and Frank end up in a grief therapy group, and Frank gets into trouble with a cat, Susan, and his feces.

Carøe has provided golf trousers for all members of the beer club, and suddenly complications arise with Ib Michael's trousers, white powder and a puppy. At the same time, Casper and Frank have to act like clowns for a child's birthday, where Casper has a hard time controlling his urges, which means Frank gets upset about his dish.

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 and Casper are visiting Frank's childhood home. It's beautiful in the country, and they get to buy the motorcycle with sidecar that Mia has always wanted. But in a very short time, Frank and Casper find themselves in an inferno of accusations that contain stories of storks, a brothel, and a friendship with a pedophile.

Frank is to celebrate Saint Hans with his in-laws, who have long suspected Frank of being to blame for Mia's childlessness. It all starts fine, but before long, Frank is to blame for a family tragedy involving his mother-in-law's wedding dress, second-degree burns, fart bacteria and an honor sport.

Frank and Mia want to adopt a child and must be approved by the adoption office. Frank is considering signing up as the kids' Santa in the fencing club, and Mia does what she can to make Frank appear attractive. Lars Hjortshøj and Tina Bilsbo want to help them, but when the talk comes about experimental adult sex, the mood changes, and the good attempts have fatal consequences.

Casper and Frank think the government is bad at helping the elderly and the artists. They start a think tank with some of the old acquaintances like Leif Sylvester, Susanne Brøgger and Ib Michael. Together they will change developments. Frank and Mia want to develop their sex lives. Despite the good intentions, Frank ends up in challenging scenarios where lube, old ladies and the Danish People's Party are on the agenda.

Mia receives private lessons in Mensendick from 60-year-old Jønne, and she promises to feed his fish while he is out traveling. Casper believes he has white house potential, as 95% of everything he says is true. Frank is more skeptical, and before long, two girls from the Eastern Bloc, Jønne's jacuzzi, a drowned flower bed and a mad Iben are involved in stupid intricacies that can cast doubt on Casper's white house potential.

Frank and Mia's lives have stalled, and Casper has buried himself under the covers of depression. Frank buys a video camera, but Casper does not understand what he wants to film when something exciting is no longer happening in their lives. But then a snow-white drama ensues in Mia's trade. Allegations, friendships and alibis are investigated, and in an evocative way, Frank's camera becomes the center of the redemption of it all.

Mia is appointed Fair Trade dealer. It involves an attractive Ethiopian woman who has Frank's full attention, and soon he's caught in a whirlwind of charity and horniness. Casper continues to struggle with his severe depression and believes that Lars Hjortshøj owes him thanks for his success. There are divided opinions about this. Everyone wanders into painful unreasonableness, leaving behind a shattered friendship, a displaced Tibetan monk and Frank's ardent interest in the black woman's bright.

Mia wants a new chair, but Frank sees no reason to invest in expensive furniture. He believes the money has been spent better on a shared lawn mower with the neighbor. But the contents of Frank's bird box come across the good neighborhood, and Frank starts the sweet revenge. Among other things, he will pretend to be one of the Muhammad cartoonists. Before long, a life-threatening situation arises in the home, and Mia curses Frank's reed shoes far away.

Frank and Mia want to buy a used piano. When Frank finds out that the seller is a Muslim, he takes over the negotiations. That kind of requires a man. Casper and his new wife Lene are coming to dinner. Mia is not entirely sure about that. Casper and Lene are so wild and they themselves are so boring. Frank does not think they have any reason to be ashamed of anything. Their relationship is far better than Lene and Caspers. It's real, solid and most importantly - they know each other.

Frank is looking for admission to the 'Mountain Lions' cycling team. Erik Clausen is the team's grand old man, but is seriously awkward. Frank does everything he can to live up to the requirements. But along the way, he finds himself in very unfortunate situations, which endangers his membership of 'Montain Lions' and excites the parents at his son's school violently.

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.

Carøe is helped out by an S.O.S. Frank, however, gets embarrassed in the unusual embarrassing way that they all end up in trouble.

Frank and Casper hire Bo as their assistant in their office. They both think they are created to correct his youthful drowsiness.

Susan has exposed Carøe to an infidelity decoy to the indignation of most people. However, Mia thinks it is an expression of a strong woman who acts on her senses.

Accountant Kurt convinces Frank and Casper to invest in a luxury yacht. However, it will turn out to be a questionable idea.

Finally, Frank has succeeded in being nominated to get a theater tile on Frederiksberg Allé. He puts Mia to help grease the right places. Once again, however, things don't go quite as Frank expected.

Frank uses all tricks to win the annual tennis tournament. As usual, Frank's devious plans mostly hit himself.

Mia has become a vicar for a dying man with a TV package that Frank is more interested in than the vicar project. And then Frank's scorebook shows up.

Frank is very unhappy that cousin Andreas has moved in temporarily. Casper initiates Frank into a cemetery project, in which Heino also plays a role.

Frank wants to do something for his ailing marriage, but a well-intentioned gesture backfires. He realizes too late that Mia has had enough.