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Karl working as an economist, and Nils working as a janitor for the same company, both end up getting fired at the same day. Karl's wife leaves him, and Nils, having no other place to live, moves in. Later on, Henry comes knocking at the door, and saves Karl from getting thrown out from his own home.

Karl is working on his tax return, and together with Henry he gets an idea how he can get back at his former boss. Henry buys an answering machine, which Nils doesn't really understand how works, as he seems to believe there is a person sitting inside it.

Henry and the two others start giving medical advice over the phone, but things tend to get out of control. Karl meets Målfrid, but bails out before the date.

The friends start up a somewhat questionable contact agency to earn money, and end up getting trapped in a corner by a lovesick man.

Henry gets a surprise visit from an unkown relative from America. He is also asked to watch over the rich neighbour's house and car while he is away. Henry finds this really convenient, as he is trying to impress his grandchild. Nils attends a school to learn to become more self-confident.

There has been a burglary at Karl's house, and Nils is trying to make it more burglary safe. Karl decides to quit smoking, on the doctor's advice.

Nils attends a dancing school, and Henry is supposed to teach him. The neighbour, Fredrik, is arranging a carnival. Karl and Målfrid dresses up as Eli and Carl I. Hagen.

Elections are coming up, and both Henry and Karl involve themselves in the neighbourhood's local politics.

Nils watches pro boxing on TV, and gets totally addicted. After having a few lessons of boxing, his self confidence skyrockets, and Karl and Henry decide to do something about it.

Karl is trying to arrange his own home office, but runs into a few problems keeping track of all the technical equipment.

Henry takes a course to learn to paint. Nils gets an offer to participate in a TV commercial, and Karl decides to be his instructor.

Henry gets a job at the local newspaper, while Karl is trying is luck at selling used cars.

Målfrid and Karl travels to Crete. Back home, Henry and Nils are preparing for Nils' role as a toastmaster.

Karl starts working as a consultant, and one of his first jobs is fixing the economy in a firm named Jubalong & Sons, selling novelties. Nils is taking care of the poodle of the woman in number 14.

Karl has been assigned a task to spice up the local newspaper. Nils has been visiting the neighbour Fredrik, calling phone sex lines. Henry decides to arrange a real meeting for Nils with a girl.

Karl buys a new car, and becomes way too obsessed with keeping the car clean. Målfrid isn't too happy.

Nils arranges a birthday party, open house. The celebration has room for a lot of surprises.

The guys are looking forward to celebrating christmas, and Karl learns that Nils' mother will come visit them on christmas eve. Nils takes a sneak peak at the presents Karl has bought.

Karl becomes addicted to healthfood, and insist on eating vegetables only. Nils has an appointment with the doctor, but is taken aback when he learns that the doctor is a woman.

Nils, Henry and Karl learns that there is going to be an Elvis lookalike competition, and start dressing up as Elvis.

Henry starts working as a TV critic. Karl is injured in a traffic accident and ends up with a whiplash injury. He also pretends that he suffers from memory loss.

Henry tricks Nils and Karl into thinking he's made them dinner. Karl is unable to sleep because of the dripping tap in the kitchen. Karl also gets problems with his blood pressure, and Nils and Henry tries to make him angry.

Henry is acting weird. He's treats the two others to expensive dinners, and keeps buying expensive things. Meanwhile, Karl and Nils hears on the radio that there's been a chain of post office robberies in their area, where the description of the robber matches perfectly with Henry's vest and yellow slippers.

Målfrid moves in. Nils and Henry decides to renovate Karl and Målfrid's bedroom - plus give them a waterbed.