Så mycket bättre

Season start. The Gotland Summer is filled with music as some of Sweden's most popular artists take to the island. Magnus Uggla, Miss Li and Petter are first on plastic and more are on the way. However, who should interpret whose songs are still a mystery.

An eventful day awaits when six new interpretations will be presented. Petter's song gives Orup his life's surprise in the form of some very special guests. At the same time, great confusion arises when Timbuktu realizes that he has scratched on the wrong song.

It's time to say goodbye to Jill and welcome a new artist to the collective. Magnus Uggla talks about his tough start to the artist career and Timbuktu has invited a secret guest. In addition, Petter is rapping in English for the first time ever.

There is chaos around the dinner table when two boy bands are trying to get a seat. Magnus Uggla is forced to leave a sad message and Miss Li has to dig gold with her childhood idols. In addition, Danny Saucedo makes an entrance and Orup's managerial skills are discussed.

It will be an emotional day in Gotland. Danny talks about his painful separation and Petter pays homage to his wife. Titiyo rushes out of the barn and a new artist enters. In addition, Niklas Strömstedt apologizes for criticizing one of the artists.

Niklas Strömstedt sends a declaration of love to his wife in front of a least confused audience and an unexpected friendship arises when two of the artists interpret each other's songs. Carola gets acute spasms in the thigh and one of the artists has to move in.

There will be a crayfish party on Grå Gåsen when two new artists join. Both light and dark conversation topics take off and Carola opens up about the time before the celebrity. The evening ends with a real party party which makes it difficult for the artists to sit still.

Season finale. Magnus Uggla turns 65 and is celebrated with pomp and standing.The group gives a historic pension present, Little Jinder bakes cake and Ebbot breathes in helium: everything for Uggla's sake. In addition, a good friend surprises during the celebration.