Marga Engel, a cook in a Bavarian guesthouse, has just had a little house built for herself. However, her housewarming party ends in disaster when she learns that she has been conned by the property developer.

As they clean up after the party, the group talks about the nationalities of the various guests and the languages they speak. Sebastian then interrupts with unexpected news.

Following the directions her mother gave her before she died, Lilly finds the house where her aunt lives. Unfortunately, things don't go as she had hoped.

Mark Forster is a German singer-songwriter. His song "Wir sind groß" was the theme song for the Europe Soccer Championship in France on the German station ZDF.

This cartoon about Wickie the viking was based on a series of children's books by Runer Jonsson. Here you can listen to the theme song.

Lilly and Pascal make it across the border with two slightly harrowing moments. First, they locate the place where Lilly's parents used to meet up.

The group plays a game with food from various countries. Nico learns that Nawin has gotten a job in France, but is reluctant to leave Germany.

Lilly is offered a place in a foster family, but can only think about moving in with her aunt Lena in East Germany.

After it is revealed that Frauke Claassen tried to frame Torben Witt, Eileen Claassen asserts her independence. Harry and Lothar get revenge on Dirk for his role in the confusion surrounding Harry's training program.

Nico meets Selma, who is from Damascus, and learns how to speak about cardinal directions in German.

This song about monkeys is well-liked by German children and appears in many books of children's songs.

Translated: Piggeldy learns about meanness and cruelty in an outing that does not end particularly well.

After Pascal sells the apartment, Lilly begins to do her own research on how to move to East Germany and be with her aunt.

Nawin receives some nice souvenirs at his farewell party, and he and Nico and Lisa discuss various German cities.

Harry and Henning have to apologize to Ina Grote and Onno Wulf. Meanwhile, the truth about what happened at Frauke Claassen's house is revealed.