Daria Pitsik

Coach Mikhail Kovalev loses his job due to his scandalous nature and disrespectful attitude towards women. To return to the Super League, he needs to win the volleyball championship with the provincial student women's team. Irina, the perfectionist vice-rector, and Natalia, the ex-girlfriend who harbored a grudge against him, will try to prevent him from doing this.

Oksana from Krasnodar Region flies to her fiancé in Moscow, but he leaves her. The girl stays to conquer the capital and accidentally gets a job as a nanny in the family of a widower restaurateur Ivan Samsonov, who has three children.

After an injury forces him out of professional soccer, Phil takes a job as a history teacher—putting his degree to use. However, he is soon fired for his overly radical teaching methods. Desperate to earn money for surgery and return to the sport, Phil decides to work as a private tutor. But then, he finds himself responsible for the 13-year-old son of a crime boss named Lemur. Now, Phil must not only mentor Makar—a budding young sociopath who dreams of a life in the mafia—but also help Dasha, the local police officer’s daughter, get into MGIMO, all while facing her father's opposition.

Fyodor Sadovsky, 35, is a delicate businessman with an impeccable reputation. He managed to turn his obsession with cleanliness into a source of income by opening his own cleaning company. However, even a successful business does not help Fyodor to get out of the shadow of his father, a Soviet cosmonaut, in whose honor a memorial plaque is installed on the house in the center of Moscow. There has been no place for new people in his life for a long time, much less exploits. His life schedule is perfectly formed — on Wednesdays his mother comes to visit him, on Saturdays his only friend Borya.