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Mia has become a vicar for a dying man with a TV package that Frank is more interested in than the vicar project. And then Frank's scorebook shows up.

Frank is very unhappy that cousin Andreas has moved in temporarily. Casper initiates Frank into a cemetery project, in which Heino also plays a role.

Frank wants to do something for his ailing marriage, but a well-intentioned gesture backfires. He realizes too late that Mia has had enough.

Accountant Kurt warns Frank against divorce, because a division of property would be bad for Frank. Casper introduces Frank to his prepper group to divert his thoughts.

Frank helps Mia find a better time for a minor operation, and it involves Niels Brandt, lead singer of Minds of 99. On the other hand, the film project is falling apart.

Frank's new single life isn't going as smoothly as expected. And then Frank and Mia's house has to be sold, but it can't look like a divorce. That's not easy either.

The prepper group gets busy organizing, and Frank is now a fully accepted member. In return, he and Mia have various post-marital hookups.

Frank buys a bankrupt cake factory to show he can take initiative. However, on his date with Mia, she shows more interest in the man at the next table.