Despite his parents' disapproval, Nico has decided to stay in Germany. Yara is helping him take care of all the details – and has a nice surprise for him, too.

Produced by The World Wildlife Found WWF, this clip featuring music by German singer Clueso reminds us of the amount of plastic going into our oceans – something we must not forget in the course of our day-to-day lives.

Yara and Nico argue a bit about his plans, but in the end she agrees to help him get settled in Germany.

German singer-songwriter Mark Forster sings about feeling at home in a relationship – and wanderlust.

Nico explains that he wants to change some things in his life. In particular, he is not happy being a law student.

Over a meal at Tarek's restaurant, Nico and Yara talk about home and homesickness. Then Yara explains why she went to Switzerland.

The band AnnenMayKantereit from Cologne performs an unplugged version of their song "Nur wegen dir."

Mofy finds more gifts for her friends at the swap meet. But when she finds something for herself, she realizes she's run out of strawberries to trade.

Peppa's mother teaches her how to ice-skate, but forgets to teach her how to brake! As it turns out, Peppa is quite a good ice skater.

Yara is surprised to see her nephew Nico at her shop, since she didn't realize he was in Germany. Nico, Tarek, and Yara decide to go have a meal at Tarek's restaurant and tell each other what happened.

Tarek and Nico talk about what it takes to run a business. It turns out that Nico is good at fixing bicycles, just like his aunt! And suddenly, Yara arrives back at her shop.

Schorsch may be too little to be good at many sports, but it turns out he is an amazing ice skater!

Selma is happy that her family will get to stay in Germany, but she still misses her homeland. She tells Lisa about some of the differences between Germany and Syria.

Nico's friends surprise him with paella, one of his favorite Spanish dishes. They talk about homesickness, but Nico seems quite happy in Germany.

Selma tells Lisa about her family's life in Syria. At this point, many of the people she knew have moved away.