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Gena and Cheburashka do a new good deed every day.

Five friends, natives of different regions of the USSR, serve in the same infantry regiment. They have three years of war behind them, and the liberation of Russian, Belarusian, Polish and German cities is ahead. They are led forward by the song "The Road to Berlin", written by Major Dolmatovsky.

Ilya lives in his girlfriend's apartment, spends his life playing computer games, is not burdened with plans for the future and is one step away from being expelled. Everything changes when a girl goes to Sochi for a bachelorette party with a friend, and he finds a positive pregnancy test. In a panic, he packs up and leaves for a friend's house. But there, looking at yesterday's pizza and stale things, he begins to reflect that living with a girl is not so bad and maybe it's worth looking towards starting a family. He goes to his beloved's father for advice.

After a failed startup, Max and his friend Pasha suddenly become the owners of a rural farm. Together with them, Nastya gets there, Max's girlfriend, who is not sure that she wants to change the life of the heiress of the factory to a chicken coop. Life on the farm is not easy at all: instead of investments, there are chickens, instead of meetings, there are problems with neighbors and inspections. But gradually, the newly minted farmers learn to cope with difficulties, find new friends and stop being afraid of failures.

Arthur and Vika, young parents, move in with Vika's parents to save on rent and mortgage. Vika's grandmother, Raisa, a doctor of biological sciences, and her brother Tolya, a student of animal engineering, already live in the house. Due to differences in professional backgrounds and views on child rearing, comical situations constantly arise in the home.

Marshal Vasilevsky holds a meeting at the headquarters of the Red Army, demanding the liquidation of the Japanese chemical plant in Manchuria and to prevent the explosion of dangerous weapons depots. An echelon of soldiers arrives at the Far Eastern station, including a reconnaissance platoon, which will have to find the plant. The platoon includes Sergeant San Lee, nicknamed Sanya, and his colleague Kuzmin, a former student at the Institute of Oriental Languages. To get information about the location of the plant, the scouts need to get to Harbin and establish contact with the Soviet agent Rybak.

Simon, a builder, dies in the small Armenian town of Berd. He has lived a long and very eventful life. Simon is known to the townspeople not only as an excellent bricklayer and roofer, but also as a ladies' man, nicknamed "jantelman", from the Armenian "jan", "my soul". Simon's four lovers come to the coffin, four women whom he once made happy — Sylvia, Eliza, Sofia and Susanna. Simon's wife Melania reconciles with her former rivals, and together they remember Simon, a man who knew how to give women not only gifts, but also a little happiness. Simon receives forgiveness from all his women, and they put in his coffin those memorable gifts that he once gave them. Life goes on.

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Elena Letuchaya announces the hunt for fraudsters! Each issue is a journalistic investigation devoted to fraud in different spheres of life. Medical institutions, veterinary clinics, car dealerships, catering outlets, services of magicians and psychics and many other things will be checked. Letuchaya will meet the fraudsters face to face and hold them to account.

A conversation about what oncology is today, what opportunities modern medicine provides, and how those who have encountered this diagnosis live.

Leading Russian scientists introduce the viewer to the latest discoveries in space and talk about the main mysteries of the universe. What is the probability that there is life on other planets? In what forms can it exist? What are black holes and celestial bodies located outside the Solar system? Are there any planets that can accept humanity if it has to leave Earth? And what is being done now to make space colonization possible?

A government official Petrovich is tasked with relocating the residents of a dilapidated apartment building. As he goes from apartment to apartment, he encounters various residents: an old woman with pigeons, a mother with many children, a teenager on the roof, and a soldier with a fragile psyche. With each new door and the story behind it, a new personality subtly develops within the protagonist. An experimental mini-series released in a format of Instagram-reels.

Leonid Brezhnev and Willy Brandt were on opposite sides of the ideological divide, but it was their personal contact, hidden even from the secret services, that became a turning point in the history of the 20th century.

Alexander Galin is confident that he will serve in the most modern Moscow police department, chases and high-profile cases. But instead, he is assigned to the Upper Lower Reaches far, far beyond the MKAD. There, instead of cryptoprimes, the hero has to investigate the theft of cabbage from the garden, the reduction of milk yield from cows and other village affairs.

Lena and Petya buy a farm outside the city, but fall into the clutches of a fraudster and get an old barn and virgin land instead of a dream farm. However, a surprise awaits them there — the peasant Anisii, frozen in a two-hundred-year-old jelly. How he got here and why he stayed alive is a mystery.

The first half of the twentieth century. Rosa's family moves to Berd to start from scratch and harmoniously integrate into the measured and centuries-old way of life of the picturesque Armenian village. The move itself becomes a huge challenge for the family: the road is full of chaos, and the new house turns out to be old and lopsided. But no matter what, little Rose is very happy to be in Berda, because now she will be inseparable from her cousin Faye. Rosa's parents are gradually settling in: mother Maria dreams of getting a job at a local school, which Rosa is trying to prevent with all her might, and father Joseph, despite eternal failures, comes up with one clever scam after another. In the village, the sisters Rosa and Faye are joined by the local boy Hamlet, and the inseparable trio immediately get into a whirlwind of adventures, causing a real commotion around them.

Eteri Tutberidze's students dominate the ice, her athletes take prizes at the Olympic Games, but Tutberidze's personality still remains hidden from sports fans. Behind the scenes of athletes' and coaches' lives, how the figure skating industry works.

A story about the most difficult stage of the continental expedition across Russia, which started in Murmansk and ended in Chukotka.

A story about the structure of elite European football through portraits of the strongest Russian players.

Pavel Valerievich works in the administration of a small village. He is in no hurry, does not dream of the capital and sincerely believes in the principle: "where he was born, he came in handy there." Everything changes when an order comes from Moscow to start a video blog about the activities of the administration. The first issue is so comical and strange that it collects thousands of likes and views. Now Pavel will have to continue filming, which will turn his life and the life of the entire village upside down.

Russian fairy tales are the most famous and colorful part of Russian cultural traditions. Everyone is used to thinking that these are just magical stories created solely for entertainment and to read them to children at night. But sometimes fairy tales tell us much more about our ancestors and the past than historical sources and expert research. They contain many mysteries and mysteries that have carried through the centuries a direct connection with modernity.

A story about the inner kitchen of one of the most decorated football clubs in Russia.

The video podcast "Artistic Sense" is a unique opportunity to introduce viewers to the creators of the series produced by Okko. Actors, directors, producers, film critics and critics of the leading media come to the cozy cinema hall (and at the same time the studio for the podcast). They all want to thoroughly analyze the series under discussion, give the viewer more context, and sometimes food for thought.

Barcode readers and printers, target designators and rangefinders, new-generation surgical scalpels, and even cold fusion. All this works with the help of a laser, a unique invention of the brilliant Soviet physicists Alexander Prokhorov and Nikolai Basov. In the mid-1950s, they designed an optical quantum generator, which served as the basis for the creation of combat lasers.