Season start. Finally, Renée Nyberg welcomes new guests to their idyll. First out is Björn Skifs, who has his grandfather to thank for his success. Benjamin Ingrosso prepares pasta and Sarah Sjöström talks about the back side of performing at the top.

This time we see a mezzo-soprano, a skiing legend and a top politician on the bridge. Malena Ernman talks about her daughters' struggle against mental illness. Ingemar Stenmark helps Renée to look out the window and Jan Björklund admits that he is a curling parent.

Renée gets a visit from Kajsa Bergqvist who tells us how difficult it was to stop sports. Charlotte Perelli shares her difficulties during her last pregnancy. In addition, we receive the Janne Andersson's best sausage tips.

Peter Jöback talks about her difficult upbringing and Linnéa Claeson talks about what drives her to make Sweden a better place. In addition, hockey legend Peter "Foppa" Forsberg reveals how tough it was to put the skates on the shelf.

This time we hear Anders Jansson talk about how humor became his main weapon against bullying. Carolina Gynning reveals that she is just as happy today as when she was younger. And Dragomir Mrsic talks about what saved him from the crime.

Singer Hanna Hedlund, actress Alexander Karim and herself Lasse Berghagen visit the bridge. Hanna Hedlund talks about death anxiety and Lasse Berghagen talks about her time on the sing-song scene, which was bordered by severe performance anxiety.

Magdalena Forsberg shares how she got a second chance after a positive illness message. Peter Haber has recently become a grandfather and tells of his hypochondriac and when his wife became seriously ill. Kodjo Akolor says it is best to be free.

Season finale. Siw Malmqvist tells about the missing after Lill-Babs. Andreas "Granen" Granqvist shares what it feels like to fulfill his football dream. Linus Wahlgren reveals how tough it is to be part of Sweden's most famous family.