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- Racers compete in a high-stakes rally along the famous Silk Road trade route.
- Ignacy Konieczny is a 36-year-old divorcee who lives with his parents, sister, and niece. He is an intellectual who is in love with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, a well-liked teacher and a decent man. When he becomes president, he rejects all privileges and comforts and still commutes to work by bicycle.
- The main characters of the series are two pairs of parents of spouses Ania and Mateusz. The young people go on holidays bought last minute and want to leave their 7-year-old daughter, Maja, in the care of their grandparents. As a result of a mistake, both Ania's parents from the countryside and Mateusz's parents, who live in the big city, come to look after their granddaughter.
- A young married couple, Ewa and Piotr, try to cope with the tragedy by finding support in their new neighbors - Judyta and Szczepan. Although the neighbors come from completely different worlds, their bonds become stronger and their friendship begins to lead in a dangerous direction.
- It is a captivating story about overcoming one's own weaknesses, fears and the need for love, which breaks down family relationships and partnerships. Viewers will meet the Dobrowolski family at a crucial moment for them. The oldest, Piotr (Piotr Stramowski), an architect, businessman and perfectionist, surrounds himself with a wall built of stereotypes. Alek (Mateusz Kosciukiewicz), a psychologist-therapist, tries to deal with his own demons. Wojtek (Damian Kret), a dreamer chef, tries to maintain a balance between the world he has built and reality. And the youngest Adam (Nikodem Rozbicki) is a crazy musician still running away from the problems of adulthood. The choices they make are difficult and not obvious. The more so that their strict father Jerzy (Jan Frycz) has a huge impact on their lives. And even though the protagonists of the series are men, and the events are driven by a male perspective, the order in their world is built by women - mother, wives, lovers, friends.
- Agnieszka is a journalist trying to come to terms with the suicide of her 12-year-old son. When, a few years after the tragedy, Agnieszka's husband, Jacek, gets a job in the Netherlands, it seems that this is the perfect time to move and start a new life. She is prevented by Rafal, who many years ago was the subject of one of Agnieszka's reports and is now serving a sentence for murder. Rafal asks Agnieszka for help in solving a criminal mystery. Unaware of the shocking truth she discovers, she gets involved again in a seemingly closed case. It turns out that the murder of which Rafal was accused is related to the death of her son. Instead of leaving the country, Agnieszka begins to obsessively look for torturers who are closer than she thinks.
- She - a fan of social media dreaming of a stunning career in television, he - a fan of the Middle Ages, during his doctorate in history. When they realize that they cannot live without each other, they decide to pretend that the girl is pregnant, so the future in-laws should quickly buy them an apartment. Two families meet, which triggers an avalanche of funny events.
- Lucyna Makowska's relatives have called her "Lulu" since her childhood. This affectionate nickname could soon become a business logo. Until now, Lulu has been a homemaker, a devoted wife to her high-ranking-official husband, and a mother to their child, now a teenager. But when she and her husband separate after he cheats on her, she must deal with herself, so she opens her own confectionery business. What used to be just her private passion must become her profession. She is supported by her sister Olga--a feisty, coquettish music-studio employee--and their grandfather, whose ideas sometimes do more harm than good. During this time, Lulu is beset by family troubles and her daughter's school problems; her old love Andrzej stands in her way; and her jealous neighbor Elka throws obstacles at her feet. All this with icing, golden sprinkles, and rainbow-colored sugar.
- The action of the series is set in a single-family housing estate near Warsaw. The main character is Michal, who during the morning jogging finds the body of a six-year-old boy - the neighbor's son. The murder investigation is conducted by Detective Kron on the principle that whoever finds the body becomes the first suspect. From that moment on, Michal's life turns into a nightmare. The media and neighbors condemn him, and his wife is not definitely on his side. Michal is more and more confined with each passing moment. To break free, he will try to prove his guilt to someone else, and a potential murderer may be hiding in any home.
- Laura (Vanessa Aleksander) returns to her hometown after many years in connection with the death of her mother - Maria (Malgorzata Foremniak). This unplanned meeting awakens demons from the past and sheds new light on family secrets, while Laura herself is asked to look for the real culprit behind the death of her beloved mother. From episode to episode, the heroes face not only a painful past, but also discover more and more family secrets.
- Following the resignation of the President of the Republic of Poland, Sejm Marshal Daria Seyda hopes to take his place. Daria's main opponent in the fight for the presidency is Patryk Hauer - the rising star of the right. He cares about his image in the media and his position in the party. Milena's wife supports him in all his professional endeavors. During the work of the investigative commission, Hauer discovers a political conspiracy involving the most important people in power. Seyda and Hauer are on opposite sides of the political scene. They share everything, but they share the same goal - to discover and reveal who is behind the conspiracy.
- After the events of the last season, Monika Brzozowska is suspended from her official duties. Her case is under investigation. Brzozowska cannot cope with the whole situation - she parties a lot and takes drugs. At the club, she meets Marek, with whom she spends an intoxicating night. At the same time, Brzozowska tries to conduct the investigation on her own.
- Kasia, a brilliant, talented student of the second year of law has to face life overnight. Her beloved father, a musician, has an accident. He is paralyzed and unable to hold them any longer. Kasia decides to continue her studies in the evening mode. At the same time, he starts working in a hairdressing salon on the ground floor of a block of flats. This enables her to constantly look after her sick father. The first steps in the salon were not easy, but with time, with the help of a hairdresser, she gets promoted to a sought-after hairdresser. Yes, Kasia - a hairdresser manages to complete a law degree and then an apprenticeship in a small, poorly prospering law firm on the estate. He passes the bar exam and starts working as a cheap legal consultant at the Shopping Center. Her ambition, spontaneous and unique way of conducting investigations and a great heart make her first successes come immediately, providing her with many clients.
- The story of two dedicated police officers who can be accused of neglecting their duties and even breaking the law. In fact, two law enforcement officers Mariusz and Dariusz are heavily involved in the most important matter, which is protecting civilians from criminals, and they really like their job. The narrator is Mariusz, the more eloquent of the duo. His partner - the absent-minded Dariusz, who approaches work in the police rather lightly. We also get to know Grzesiek, who works in the police station's duty station, on his first day at work and immediately faces an unexpected situation when his former classmate is brought to the police station.
- The titular sorting plant is an emergency department in one of Warsaw's hospitals. The name has a rather cynical connotation. Here, patients are sorted into more or less in need of help by assigning them different codes: red, yellow and green. Working here is stressful, exhausting and morally questionable. The decision to give priority to a given person has something of divine judgment about it. The main character is an experienced doctor who has to play the role of the master of life and death during murderously long shifts. How does this position affect the human psyche? Does this type of power corrupt?
- Goska and Janek hang around in the editorial office of a local television station whose viewing figures have seen better days. Monday - interview with the mayor, Wednesday - report from the flooded basement, Friday - material about bicycle thefts. They don't know what else they are doing there. Somehow it worked out that way. Kier Television has this magical power. The interview with the Scarabeo singer is supposed to be just another ordinary job. Microphone, camera, a few quick questions, a few boring shots and we go home. Nobody will watch it anyway. Goska and Janek don't know yet that something will seriously ruin their plans that day. Completely unintentionally, they enter the world of childhood fears and monsters under the bed. A world where stained editorial carpets will seem like a fond memory.
- Rafal Nowak, Rafi to his friends, is a classic playboy. One day, he is hit by a car and - his story could end here, if not for Krystyna, Heaven's emissary, who presents him with an offer he can't refuse.
- The story of Nina - a modern Cinderella and Robert - the son of the presidential couple. She is in the middle of a life transformation and is taking her first steps in the paparazzi profession. He also wants to live on his own terms and free himself from the spotlight, which may prove more difficult than he thinks. Will there be only a fleeting "love on the first page" between the heroes, or a great feeling for life?
- Wiktor, a debuting standuper during the show, begins to be harassed for a refund. Running away from creditors, he locks himself in his apartment and takes a whole vial of medication, trying to commit suicide. Kogut is taken to a boarding school, escorted by the police. He wakes his friends from the room and takes out the alcohol and drugs stolen from his father. When one of the colleagues loses consciousness, the Rooster panic attacks, he has hallucinations. Lena should go to her nursing technical college, but she has a lot of resistance, her stomach hurts, but her mother does not see anything wrong with it. The girl shows up at school and is immediately mocked and ridiculed by her tormentor Laura and her friends. It closes in the toilet against them. When it comes to another direct confrontation, Lena loses consciousness. Wiktor decides to go to a psychiatric hospital. Kogut and Lena, brought by ambulance services, are brought to the same hospital.
- A snowboarder, whose career was interrupted by an injury, meets a determined pianist who inspires him to pursue his Olympic dreams.
- Bartek starts recording a video-blog for his yet unborn child. The man tells how he came to the village. Earlier at work, he disobeyed the boss's orders and gave credit to the ostrich breeder. He was fired for it. He convinces his wife Mary and mother Helena that it is worth making dreams come true. Women mock his desires. Bartek, however, takes them to the farm, where he wins the competition and his mother lends him money. Delighted Bartek brings his wife to the countryside. Instead of a palace, the woman ends up in a crumbling house.
- After spending over 20 years in prison for the murder of her friend Laura, Maja is released and returns to her hometown. At the age of 40, without a job or friends, he has no choice but to move back to his family home with his parents. Determined to leave the past behind and return to normal life, she tries to find her way among old corners and old acquaintances. She also clashes with the local community, which, however, remembers her mainly as a murderer from newspaper headlines.