S3.E26 ∙ Leo Genn

Mikael Wulff and the fascist hippo Dolph head on a wildlife survival adventure in Kosovo. On their way they encounter the brother to Danish pop singer Anders Frandsen, and the following morning Wulff is nowhere in sight.

A modern-day retelling of Beowulf, Le Morte D'Arthur, Macbeth, Frankenstein, A Thousand Splendid Suns, The Importance of Being Earnest, and The Monkey's Paw, where King Arthur, Beowulf, Frankenstein's Monster, Henry Clerval, Marium, and Banquo must stop Macbeth, Victor Frankenstein, and Algernon Moncrieff from stealing the monkey's paw and destroying England.

It is a story of 3 mothers, one who wants her son to get married, second who already get her son in a wedlock and third is a stepmother of our lead named Iraj and both didn't share good relationship but Iraj has good relation with her father and now Iraj is all grown-up and falls for Fahad. Fahad is his parents only child and her mother is very possessive and conservative about him. This led to many situations during engagement and during marriage preparations and leads to misunderstanding and creates twists and turns in the story. Lets see how this Eid celebration bring them closer.

A novelist, Peter J. Smith (William Haines), while traveling in the Kingdom of Grecovia, is mistaken for the young boy king (Franke Darro), kidnapped and forced to marry Princess Zola (Alma Bennet) by castle plotters. He escapes, the bumbling Grecovian plotters dynamite themselves of existence,the Boy King takes the throne and marries Princess Zola, after the forced marriage has been annulled. And Peter marries Alice Maynard (Kathry McGuire), the daughter of his publisher T.B. Maynard (E.J. Radcliffe).