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Jess Bhamra dreams of playing professional football, but her Sikh parents have plans for her: a law degree and a marriage. Jules, a white female striker, spots Jess playing football and invites her to join the local women's team.

A crime fighter dressed as a clown has helped out the police. The now retired clown returns when the German gold reserve is robbed by a criminal gang.

Savelyev decides to retire. The boss artificially drags out the process of signing the report, because Savelyev is not only his friend and cool detective, but also a real professional.

Soviet youngster Alexey communicates with a fellow radiofan from France and makes big plans for his future. His hardworking blue-collar father Ivan is getting ready to join The Communist Party. Everything changes when Ivan's girlfriend is falsely accused in defalcation. Ivan decides to get the money by any means to help his beloved avoid the incarceration. He lets Alexey into his plans, and that triggers a chain of tragic events in this USSR-set drama. Loosely based on real events.

"Berlin-style fried hare" is a comedy set during the Great Patriotic War. Just yesterday, the chef of the famous Metropol restaurant, Lomov, treated the German military attaché in the USSR with his signature dish, "Fried Hare in Berlin". And today, having received a funeral for his son, Lomov goes to the front.

On one sunny summer day Oleg Bardin (Egor Beroev) sets free from a maximum security prison. He had been imprisoned for 12 years for robbing a bank armored car and now only one thing he wants is to forget about the past and start a new life with Nadezhda - a woman who loves him - and his son Andrey. But stolen and missing 18 million dollars haunt many people. And there are a lot of bad people and bad troubles apart from Nadezhda waiting for Oleg at the prison gates. Eight days in which the action takes, turn upside down the life of almost all the characters. The film is full of conflicts, twists and turns, chases, sudden deaths and deep human love.

A son of a well known businessman, unfairly accused of his father's murder, runs away from corrupt justice, trying to find the girl-assassin with whom he had misfortune to fall in love.

For the summer, a granddaughter, a student Irina, comes to her grandmother Lydia Petrovna, who lives by the sea. There is a difficult relationship between them: they rarely see each other, since Irina's father (Lydia Petrovna's son) died a long time ago, and the relationship between the daughter-in-law and mother-in-law did not work out from the very beginning. At first glance, grandmother and granddaughter are very different. Irina is amused by the old-fashioned delicacy of Lydia Petrovna, and that, in turn, worries about the directness of her granddaughter. But gradually a spiritual closeness and mutual understanding arise between them, and the granddaughter begins to change under the influence of her grandmother.

The story is simple as 9/10 of all detective stories: two experienced detectives (ex-investigator and former detective by Sergey Makovetsky and Evgeny Miller) hire to work for their former protege, nicknamed «Brunet», who is a successful businessman now. His name is Viktor Albertovich (Dmitry Maryanov). There are 16 episodes, 8 stories (2 episodes each one), the three main characters and a dozen or so of very interesting characters of the second plan by no less brilliant actors than the main trio "MMM" (Makovetsky, Miller, Maryanov). I do not talk about the actors by chance, because these are the actors who transform this rather trivial story (as it might seem initially) into the interesting one. All the ensembles managed to play that magic veil, which was and still is interesting to watch.

Having failed the entrance exams to the theater institute and having fully tasted the "delights" of the life in capital city, the provincial girl went from hand to hand. Soon she managed to get a major official as her lover.