S2.E6 ∙ Estats Units II

Nico, un garçon de six ans dont les parents sont en train de se séparer, décide de se créer un père de remplacement, avec l'aide de ses deux meilleures amies, Camille et Axelle. Grâce à une recette magique juive du XVe siècle, les enfants arrivent à faire apparaître un Golem dans la baignoire de la salle de bain - Le Golem ne sait pas parler et ne semble pas connaître les coutumes d'aujourd'hui, mais il exécute à la lettre tous les ordres qu'on lui donne. C'est la fête . Mais le Golem essaie de retourner dans son pays d'origine par tous les moyens, et il suscite l'envie d'une bande rivale. Nico arrivera-t-il à le retenir auprès de lui?

The end of school year and holidays are approaching. Tonda Navrátil (Michal Dymek), an 8th grade pupil, brought a live hen instead of vegetables as a model for a drawing lesson. Teacher Vambera (Jirí Pleskot) does not realize they are on the third floor and throws it out of a window saying: "Fly, bird, fly!" Teacher Bohousek (Ladislav Mrkvicka) driving off on his motorbike and catching sight of the flying hen has an accident. He breaks his leg and gets to a hospital. The cycling-trip to Slovakia originally planned by Bohousek for 8th grade pupils has to be taken care of by Vambera.

Ketnet's heroes can't stop stunting. Not even during their adventurous holiday at the Belgian seaside. The first step? Transforming their residence in the dunes into a miniature theme park, including a thrilling roller coaster. Now they're all set for the summer of a lifetime. Especially Dempsey, who has fallen in love with Eva, a girl that's also on holiday. But their romance won't last long. Eva has to depart on a trip to England, where's she's enrolled in a language camp. The heroes want to comfort Dempsey and decide to go after her. The plan? Crossing the sea in boats they've made themselves. But after departure, not everything goes according to plan.

The fashionable couple, composer Jørgen Rhoders and his beautiful wife Irene, who have been married for 12 years, still behave like newly weds.

The story follows 7 students who must stay for 1 week math detention at the beginning of the summer vacation because their teacher Mr Stott is just plain mean. However on day 1 Mr Stott tells them that if they pass a math test on Wednesday they can go home early. Will the students pass the test?. Does Mr Stott have any other surprises up his sleeve? Who will prevail: Mean Teacher or desperate and ingenious students?