The house is without water much to the dismay of the tenant. While the men find a new water supply at Rottehullet, the city has a plan to solve the water crisis.

Olsen decides to move to the country side when he finds out that the house at Christianshavn needs more then just a loving hand from carpenters and masons.

Clausen never says no to animals, no matter what animal. This is how he ends up with a raccoon of questionable origins.

Egon and Karla's marriage is running into issues as workout fever grips the nations.

The peaceful Sunday on Christianshavn is at risk when a young idealist shows up and make the women rebel.

Larsen becomes famous and is feeling his identity slowly getting lost in the undesired fame.

Rottehullet is under new management and has many new customers, but what about the regulars?

Mrs. Olsen has gotten interested in astrology and alternative healing, and now she is trying to convince Mr. Olsen that fruit and salad is better than meatballs.

The last tenant in Nr. 17 right down the street from the house is moving, but the building soon gets occupied by squatters.

Mr. Olsen gets twelve right on his betting ticket, but soon expectations prove to be better than the result.

Tue is returning from sensitivity training and he wants to share what he has learned with the whole house.

Everyone is going on holiday except for Karla and Egon, for whom a holiday seems to expensive. Olsen suggest to Egon that they could try a cancellation flight to Málaga, but Karla is afraid of flying. At the same time, Mr. Clausen has rented a caravan for their holiday, but Mrs. Clausen doesn't want to go on a caravan holiday.

Mr. Olsen, Larsen, and Emma have received their annual tax statements and are feeling resentment towards the government. Olsen comes up with a plan on how to never pay taxes again, but that is easier said than done, while Larsen reconsiders his honest and law abiding life.

Karla is home alone when a peeper looks through the letter slot. In response, the men decide to form a neighbourhood watch.

Eva is one of Olsen's customers, but she has no place to live. Olsen tries to get her in with one of the tenants of the house, he even tries Bo who is always ready to help a woman, but his girlfriend says no. Eva ends up spending the night in Olsen's moving van.

A feminist named Tippe comes to the house at Christianshavn, and thanks to her, the wives begin to open their eyes to new things. This results in Mrs. Clausen wanting a divorce, and she is taking the monitor lizard with her.

The missionary needs money to help people in need, mostly himself. Therefore, the neighbourhood is called to a meeting at Rottehullet.

The tenants of the house at Christianshavn have come to the realisation that paintings are best financial investment.

The buildings supervisor Meyer has after many years of fateful service, decided that the time has come to enjoy his retirement.

Karla and Egon are hosting Egon's boss for dinner. The hope is that he will be so impressed with the dinner, that Egon will be promoted to senior assistant and thus elevated into the illustrious 28th. pay grade.

There has been theft at a watchmaker and the police suspects Larsen, who has an alibi, but the only witness proves hard to find. While being shadowed by the police, Larsen comes up with a traditional Larsen way of create a new and perfect alibi.

Olsen's son William is in love, and it's now his dads responsibility to tell him about the facts of life.

The house on Christianshavn is getting a visit from Harald Jensen, an acquaintance of Larsen from the old days, who decides to move in with his old friend.

Following an argument with her husband, Mrs. Olsen decides to get a job as a bus driver to make a little extra money, something her husband finds very upsetting.

The house at Christianshavn is haunted. The ball from the handrail is floating and Mr. Olsen has a new drinking buddy that only he an see. All of this started when Mrs. Hammerstedt took delivery of an old dresser.