Nul Stjerner

In Albania, Jan and Morten check into one of the country's most haunted hotels, taste the most exotic delicacies and delve into the communist past, where the dictator Envar Hoxha ruled for over 40 years.

Jan and Morten go on a road trip in Georgia in a wobbly Lada Niva, where the end goal is a 40 meter high cliff that they hope to climb. On the way, they visit Stalin's birthplace, Gori, where the former dictator is hailed as a folk hero, and then they struggle to keep their blood alcohol levels down when Georgian hospitality presses in.

In the Egyptian capital, Cairo, Jan and Morten check into a hotel where the night's sleep is challenged. They visit Garbage City, where 60,000 Egyptians live in the middle of a large smelly landfill, and then one of Cairo's notorious tourist charmers lures them to a local wedding.

Jan and Morten travel to Moldova, which is one of the world's least visited countries. Moldova has a rich tradition of wine production, which is why Jan and Morten's journey is all about grapes. Here they taste their way through 5000 years of proud wine traditions and at the same time get an audience with a real gypsy king.

In Ukraine, Jan and Morten go on a low-budget ski holiday to an isolated ski resort, Dragobrat. Here you can buy handguns in the local kiosk, and safety on the slopes is your own responsibility. Jan is going to the Ukrainian ski school, and Morten is chasing the ultimate off-piste discipline, catskiing.