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Kostas and Stella, a couple in love, who are like cats and dogs, break the bonds of marriage. However, the two now become four, since Kostas finds Christina and Stella finds Nontas. As if that were not enough, another couple is added, Christina's mother, a wealthy hotel owner, and a Mr. Politis, with a suspicious past and a cunning present. Thus we find ourselves faced with love conflicts
Two prisoners escape from the prison and they end up hidding in a small remote village trying to cross the borders.
The old mansion in Plaka, inherited by three cousins, becomes the stone of the scandal, as each of them thinks to use it differently. Achilleas wants to turn it into a nightclub, where he will present his dance program, while Hippocrates lives in it and rents the basement to the girl he loves, Despina. Things are complicated by the arrival from abroad of the third heiress, Kaiti, who will blow their minds.
Thessaloniki industrialist Vranas plans to marry his son Alexis to Anna, the daughter of an Athenian industrialist. Alexis reacts to his father's plan and asks his chauffeur Nontas to impersonate his boss at the meeting with his bride. However, Anna does the same with her maid Maria. In the end, Nontas falls in love with Maria and Alexis with Anna, and the two couples get married.
Kyriakos has spent his entire career working for the Greek Customs Service. Day and night, holidays and weekdays, he has become the fear and terror of the airport and the pursuer of every smuggler who dares to enter. He is Cerberus. His personal life is non-existent. Unmarried and alone, his only love is his duty...
An advertising executive, in order to deal with his financial problems, uses his talent to impersonate the Italian son of a businessman, the fruit of a youthful passion. His appearance will cause a lot of turmoil and misunderstandings. When the owner of his office comes to ask for his overdue rent, he is accompanied by a client from Italy.
