Михаил Сотников

Moscow, XIX century. Lavish balls, glittering manors and backstage intrigues. A young and enviable bachelor, Count Nikolai Sheremetyev, returns to the world of high society from the war. His arrival blows up secular circles: mothers and daughters are plotting, dreaming of getting a rich groom. But for Nikolai himself, everything is more complicated — according to his mother's will, he must marry within a year, otherwise he will lose his inheritance. At this time, the Averin family is teetering on the brink of ruin due to gambling debts of the head of the family. Their daughter Anna, a stubborn and witty noblewoman, decides to meet the count personally, hoping that he will forgive the debt.

The Builder club was once a successful team, and its owner dreamed that he would have a chance to outgrow his championship and claim a higher rank in the KHL. But the hockey players and coaches got into a game crisis, the team found itself at the bottom of the standings and could not get out of there. Now it seems easier to close the club along with the arena — not believing in the success of the victories, the owner of the "Builder" appoints a figure skating coach as director. Now the salvation of the club depends on how much the ex-figure skater succeeds in uniting the players, connecting them with the fans, who are considered the sixth player on the ice, and becoming the club's "seventh player" who has achieved success at the managerial table.

Broom refuses the Alligator's offer to fly the whole family to the Maldives and takes his daughters, Tamara, Masha and neighbor Borya to a complex near Moscow with a five-star hotel, a swimming pool and a ski slope. However, on the spot, the company realizes that everything is not as luxurious as the Broom promised them.