S2.E1 ∙ Patrick Craigy

We follow a group of babies and parents during a year in their Scandinavian maternity leave. Some of them have bigger plans, they want to move to the ocean and buy new properties. Some are stressed. What can babies eat? Cucumber? Is it ok with salmon? One father, Jon, is working as a teacher. The principal at his school call parents to keep their children home so they won't drag down the scores on the National test. The grown-ups are under pressure. They fill out forms on anxiety symptoms and divorce-papers. Sinking down in therapy-chairs and lying in each other's couches. The fragile nuclear-family structures are cracking down and other grown-ups step up to help. The babies are there, present in every picture, witnessing.

This comedy revolves around Wahid (Fouad el Mohandes), a happily married composer/lyricist who has a one-off dream about kissing the gorgeous singer/neighbor (Hind Rostom) he collaborates with. He feels guilty, and foolishly confesses this to his naturally suspicious wife Latifa (Shoueikar) who instantly concludes they are having an affair. This is worsened tenfold when Latifa lets her parents (Mary Mounib and Youssef Wahby) in on the situation.

Riotous musical inspired by Carroll. In Dublin for her sister's wedding, Alice's night takes a curious turn when she stumbles into Hartstown, and has a series of very odd encounters with the local nightlife.