In the first episode of the Search for the Origin, we meet Brynja Dan, whose TV audience followed her in her search for the origin in the first season, in the fall of 2016. We also meet Sara Benediktsdóttir, who went on a search for the origin herself after watching Brynja on the screen.

Linda Rut Sigríðardóttir found her father in the UK after over ten years of searching, but in this episode we meet her again when over three years have passed since they first met. Years that turned out to be more eventful than anyone could have imagined.

Guðmundur Kort searched for his father for nearly half a century before he managed to find his roots in the United States. One of the many people who was greatly influenced by Guðmundar's story was Eðvarð Hackert, who has wanted answers about his origins for years.

Þórunn Kristín Sigurðardóttir found her biological mother and four sisters in Colombia. In this episode, we meet her again and wonder what has happened since the two years that have passed since the unforgettable reunion of the mothers-in-law. We also get to know Hulda Guðnadóttir and Jón Hafliði Sigurjónsson, who adopted a boy from Colombia and worked hard to get all the data that could facilitate his origin search later in life.

Rósíka Gestsdóttir went on an origin search to Sri Lanka in the first season in 2016 and allowed the TV audience to follow. A lot has happened since then. We also met the one and only Auri Hinriksson, who has provided invaluable assistance in making the episodes. But who is this woman from Sri Lanka who lives on Ísafjörður?

Kolbrún Sara sought her origins in Turkey after dreaming about it for years. We recall her amazing story and ask about five years after her fateful journey. We also met Vilhjálm Audun Albertsson, who was adopted as an infant and finally gave up searching for his origins at the age of 73.