Sorry, Norway

Casper Christensen's career is shattered when he is accused and dragged into #metoo. He gets fired from his talk show and has to go to Norway to get a job, with his documentary team in tow.

Casper arrives in Norway and is ready to start his new job at TV3, but that is not what he thought. He decides to take matters into his own hands, with the help of party king Sverre Goldenheim.

Casper's dream of a Norwegian talk show still seems unattainable, so he is looking for new opportunities. When he is offered a place in a youth program, it seems too good to turn down.

Casper is promised the green light for his talk show provided he can get the biggest stars as guests. He asks Fredrik Skavlan for help, but is instead offered a job by Petter Stordalen.

Petter Stordalen kicks Casper, whose only chance will be to invest heavily in the talk show. When he gets in touch with chess master Magnus Carlsen, who has also been accused in #metoo, everything starts to brighten up.

Casper is officially seen as a victim in #metoo, which he sees as his chance to win sympathy. He is a guest on the talk show Senkveld, which he sees as an opportunity to promote his own plans.