Kobi Shemer, the son of the legendary 1970s singer Ari Shemer, has been trying for years to carve his own path in the Israeli music scene but remains overshadowed by his father. Denying his father’s legacy, music, and iconic status, Kobi records a new album, hoping it will break the long-standing...

Kobi accepts Gidi’s offer to join the comeback performance of his late father's legendary band. Gidi shares with him some unknown truths about Ari Shemer. Meanwhile, Lenny auditions for "One Star" and struggles between newfound fame and staying true to his musical identity.

Fates are sealed in one fateful night across different timelines. Ari Shemer leaves for a concert despite his wife Dalia asking him to stay home with baby Kobi. Forty years later, Kobi steps onto the stage with Gidi and the band, but his heart is heavy as he fails to see Lenny in the audience.

Kobi and his father’s band set off for a concert in a kibbutz. Gidi, worried that Kobi might lose interest, makes him an unexpected offer. Meanwhile, Lenny becomes a sensation on "One Star" and attends a wild party at the home of Nina, the assistant director. Secrets about Ari refuse to stay buried.

Kobi records the songs, but his conscience weighs heavily on him. Gidi pushes him to continue, convincing him that this is the path to fame, while also ensuring that these songs never see the light of day. Meanwhile, Lenny continues his rise to stardom but remains deeply concerned for his father.

In the distant past, Ari and Gidi meet for the first time during a performance for soldiers in the Yom Kippur War. In the present, after an unimaginable tragedy, the "Comeback Band" ceases performing, and Dalia opens her home for mourning. Kobi is lost, but shocking revelations continue to surface.

Kobi’s song is added to the radio playlist, and he is overwhelmed with joy. Meanwhile, Shirley struggles to ensure that the premiere of "Hamlet" goes smoothly, but Kobi’s success casts a shadow over everything. Lenny is overjoyed for his father but cannot shake off a lingering doubt.