David’s secretary, Els, who has been with the company for 25 years, is expecting a special gift. David, who has forgotten the gift, makes up for it. Joris is deeply concerned about Joyce as a mother.

David discovers to his dismay that his son Sam possesses an exceptionally high IQ, while his own score is quite average. Boudewijn has made up his mind to cut off all contact with Sophie, literally.

Joris dislikes it when his mother, Hetty, begins a business venture with an enigmatic real estate man. David embarks on an investigation to determine if Sam is his biological son. Boudewijn finds himself in an unexpected situation involving a threesome after enduring a prolonged period of abstinence.

Boudewijn is incredibly successful on Tinder, unlike David. Joris’s frightened suspicions about Joyce are confirmed. To regain their masculinity, the three friends enroll in a men’s course.

Boudewijn finally achieves success with Sophie when he, and his two sons, surprise her. David, however, remains steadfast in his belief that Els will never change her mind, especially during their forest walk.

Els is partly responsible for Tamar’s advantageous divorce when she performs a certain trick at the right moment. David's wild stories about Els evokes emotions in Boudewijn for Gill.

Boudewijn has to babysit for Sophie, who’s off to Paris. Meanwhile, everything goes downhill for the three friends. And just when they thought things couldn’t get any worse, Joris ends up getting into trouble with the police because of his new side hustle.

Els and Tamar team up to outsmart David. Joris devises a plan to eliminate Theo de Ridder, but it's not without risk. Boudewijn receives the most distressing news ever.

Els has reached her breaking point, leading to severe repercussions for David. Sophie delivers the most delightful news to Boudewijn in ages. Joris is left stunned when Joyce confesses to leaving for Greece with her children and her new lover.