Zohara discovers Avishai dead in his bed and calls their friends to begin funeral arrangements. But when Yehuda proposes keeping the death a secret for five days to preserve Avishai’s chance at winning the Nobel Prize, the group reluctantly agrees. As they scramble to maintain the cover up, Zohara finds herself at the center of a viral scandal after a misleadingly edited video involving an elderly Holocaust survivor spreads online under the title “The Goddammit Video.” Her public humiliation spirals just as a mysterious young woman appears at Avishai’s door and sends a text message to his phone showing a positive pregnancy test. Determined to uncover the truth, Zohara and Nili follow the woman. Meanwhile, after consulting a lawyer, Zohara considers claiming she and Avishai were common law partners in order to inherit his estate. But when she attempts to move her belongings into his apartment, she and Amos are locked outside without a key while the smoke detector blares inside. Something is burning in the apartment, and it may very well be Avishai’s body.
Up Next in Season 1
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Stockholm - Season 1, Episode 2 - Amos
Amos and Zohara manage to reenter Avishai’s apartment and extinguish the flames just in time. Determined to keep the plan alive, Amos heads to the university to stand in for Avishai at a crucial donor meeting, only to endure fresh humiliations that expose his fragile status in academia. The follo...
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Stockholm - Season 1, Episode 3 - Yehuda
Yehuda leaves his late friend’s body on the floor of his empty house and heads north for what he believes is a long awaited meeting with a prominent intellectual who agreed to review his book. On the way, he picks up a hitchhiker who steals his jeep and cellphone. When he finally arrives, he disc...
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Stockholm - Season 1, Episode 4 - Nili
The friends suspect Nili of being responsible for Avishai’s disappearance, but she denies any involvement. Their fear intensifies when the news reports that the young Arab man who accidentally ran over the body has turned himself in to the police for manslaughter. Realizing it is only a matter of...
