Parents of Parents

What it’s about

The Sokolovs have outgrown their old place and moved into a bigger house. Timofey and Polina now have two kids, and Ilya has a wife. Only Max keeps his distance from family chaos, pouring everything into the small bakery he runs. Then he arrives with Lera, a woman several years his senior, and her ten-year-old son, and the household's fragile balance starts to crack.

What hooks you

The series spans two seasons and 43 episodes, with a prequel franchise that traces the family's earlier years. Its short description promises a comedy about three generations learning to share one roof.

Who it’s for

It will appeal to those who enjoy warm, chaotic family sitcoms where every generation clashes and makes up. It will also suit viewers who like Russian humour built on domestic squabbles and sudden new relatives.