The fictional comedy series, beloved for its humorous lines, its unconventional storyline, and its exceptional cast of actors, returns to our screens with stories of laughter and emotion.

The strong creative duo of Alexandros Rigas and Dimitris Apostolou takes the family of Tasos and Evanthia on adventures, providing Costas Koklas and Kaiti Kostantinou the opportunity to shine in a family story full of episodic twists.

A central theme of the plot revolves around the family dinners at Mom's. Dinners where guests of different ages, dispositions, and beliefs gather to come closer, get to know each other, clash, reminisce, laugh, part ways, and fall in love. "Mom's Cake" is always served at the end of each family adventure as a reward for those who manage to stay at the table. For those who, despite their disagreements, conflicts, and differences, put what unites them above all. Their desire to share and have a family.

Lydia Fotopoulou portrays the role of the terrific grandma, Marilou, a detached woman who views life and love in a way that those around her call surreal.

And, of course, Alexandros Rigas appears as Uncle Akylas, the most cynical of them all, Evanthia's brother. He probably never had any friends. He lives isolated in one of the rooms of the house and loves the theater - when he's paid to write good theater reviews. However, he enjoys the unpaid reviews more because that's when he can express his full disdain for every untalented artist.

Opportunities for laughter, emotion, conflicts, and hilarious situations at the family dinners won't be lacking.

The house in Petralona has put on its holiday cheer – the kitchens are "on fire" and so are Paris’ nerves, who does not only have rehearsals with his band for their 3 extraordinary appearances at a music venue but also has to endure deafening whining by Panagiotis, who sees his loved one use their civil union to move away from him in an unknown direction. Truly desperate and on edge, Panagiotis decides to end their relationship and his life as well, as he dramatically declares to everyone! Although they had initially all taken his new breakdown lightly, the disconnected phone, the despondent messages, and the arrival of his overbearing mother once more derail the situation to everyone's horror. Despite feeling remorseful, Paris does not show any willingness for consensus until the television program is interrupted and he sees the broadcast of the fatal car accident, involving our tragic teacher…