Episode list

A bitter-sweet story of a young sales assistant and a truck driver trapped between their dreams and the economic depression.

A terminally ill young woman Irén is saying good-bye to her child Rózsika. Fifty years later the then orphaned child is a homeless old woman who inherited her mother's pneumoconiosis. Throughout her time roaming around in the city Rózsika meets a taciturn woman, who moves in a strange way. They became close friends. Neither of them knows but the viewers soon find out that we are witnessing the reunion of mother and daughter. From this point the two women's lives are entwined. Through their adventures the significantly different worlds and characters living in Hungary in the third millennium are juxtaposed. When it turns out that Rózsika, the old and ill homeless woman, has only days to live, Irén mobilises her hidden energies and like in a modern tale she saves her daughter from suffering.

Perazhagi ISO revolves around a 60-year-old granny who turns into a 20 years young beautiful girl after she accidentally falls into the hands of a business organization researching on the process of age reversing.

A young couple can't seem to make up their minds about anything, such as what couch to buy or whether to get married. When he meets a gorgeous German photographer, who came to Israel looking for a husband, it tests the communication limits of the couple who want to realize their dreams without going overboard.

Fonte Bund and Barne Willers provide the support act at a real life music event. In spite of Fonte's flirting, their attempts to make a positive impression are hindered by creative differences, particularly Fonte's intense hatred of Barne.

Quarter Life is a raw and irreverent look at the post-college struggle of two best friends in New York City. Despite their differences in race, personality, upbringing and income, Chace and James are determined to see each other succeed. Improvised and spontaneous, Quarter Life isn't afraid to honestly tackle race, sexuality, and drunken bullshit.