It's Always Sunny in Moscow

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In order not to finally go bankrupt, friends make a strong-willed decision: to sell alcohol to minors ...

Max finds out that the waitress supports victims of cancer. He also pretends to be a cancer patient, hoping that his beloved will be with him out of pity. And Roma meets a girl, an unusual girl...

Bar robbed! Police suspect Max. Serega and Roma decide to find a real criminal and save Tolstoy from prison. To do this, they buy a gun named Pushkin.

Serega accidentally knocks Max on a car. And in the bar suddenly appears the father of Seryoga and Alena - Anatoly Petrovich Kovalev.

Friends will find out that the bar’s rental period is ending and they will have to part with Philadelphia. Serega and Alena are trying to persuade their father to give them money to buy a bar.

Petrovich sends Roma to his ex-wife to check if she has a lover. Petrovich's ex-wife drags Roma into bed. Max becomes the head of the bar and sends Serega and Alena to wash the toilet.

A girl comes to Max and says that she has a child from him. Serge meets a girl from the anti-abortion movement and pretends to hate abortion too.

Petrovich teaches Alain boxing. Serega and Roma train Max to participate in fights without rules in order to earn money on him.

Alena suspects that Max has become a victim of seduction, and is trying to help him. And Roma goes to his teacher for monetary compensation for a very intimate case ...

The gang is trying to sell the bar. Alena leaves the bar and settles in a cafe where the waitress works. Serega and Max also get there.

Serega and Alena find out that their real father is deputy Boris Morozov. But Roma and Max come to prison to Roma's father.

A guy is returning from prison, whom Alena met by correspondence. He wants Alena to be his wife, but Alena pretends to have a split personality.

Mom Seryoga and Alena dies. She bequeaths her house to Serege, and all the money to deputy Morozov. Alena and Petrovich are trying to trick money from Morozov by deception.

In the bar, they discover a dead grandfather. Roma and Serega get acquainted with his granddaughter and, trying to win her favor, arrange a funeral in the bar for the deceased.

In the area where the Philadelphia bar is located, a maniac is declared. Petrovich suspects that this is Roma. Max tries to prove the opposite to Petrovich, but he himself is convinced that Roma is a maniac.