Null stjerner - Episode Guide

Linn Skåber and Ine Jansen travel to the wine's homeland, Georgia, where they get to experience secret Soviet bunkers, sheep herding and local spirit production.

The journey goes to the slightly tired town of Luton. The British island offers new girlfriends in Essex, driving on the wrong side, and a zero-star football team.

Linn and Ine realize their backpacker dream in the Philippines. They swim with whale sharks, experience Manila nightlife and a zero star ferry ride.

Linn and Ine check into a zero star prison hotel in South Korea. Linn tries her hand as a background dancer, and they seek inner peace in a monastery.

Linn and Ine travel to Belgium, where they visit Wendy the ostrich whisperer, meet Belgium's answer to Aune Sand and get a tour of "the world's ugliest city".

In Kyrgyzstan, Ine and Linn try to find the world's smallest wax museum. The nomadic Batr takes them out on the Kyrgyz steppes to experience the nomadic lifestyle.

Ine and Linn travel to Pablo Escobar's hometown, Colombia! They go to a zero star volcano to bathe in mud before going to the carnival.

In Bolivia, Ine and Linn experience altitude sickness, meet indigenous female wrestlers, stay in a zero-star capsule hotel and meet a TikTok witch.

Linn Skåber and Ine Jansen travel to Albania, where they eat lamb's head with the Albanian Prime Minister, and make new friends at a campsite.

Linn Skåber and Ine Jansen are in Uzbekistan, traveling along the Silk Road on a zero-star night train. Will they fulfill their dream of riding camels?

Linn Skåber and Ine Jansen go to the happiest country in the world: Finland. They bury a placenta, ride street-crazy horses and check into a boat hotel.

Ine and Linn meet a love guru, take Johnny Logan to a zero-star restaurant, check into a haunted hotel and celebrate Samhain.

Linn and Ine tour the Spanish party island of Ibiza in a hippie van, meet DJ Snakeman, do yoga with alpacas, and get shot to the sky in a slingshot.

On a cycling holiday in the Netherlands, Ine and Linn check into a zero-star hotel, visit a circus and meet a man who has built a mountain in his garden.

In Madagascar, Linn and Ine make music with a Norwegian-speaking music producer, stay overnight in a Norwegian student collective and go on safari with cute animals.

In Tanzania, Ine and Linn meet an African medicine man, attend an unconventional bachelor party and get roles in Tanzania's biggest soap opera.

The trip takes them to Armenia, where Linn and Ine stay at a dilapidated artists' hotel, eat soup made with cow's feet, and go birdwatching at a landfill.

Best friends Linn and Ine take the ferry to Denmark, where they visit a cheap alternative to Legoland teeming with Spanish slugs, get bun dough dumped on their heads by a performance artist, and check into a zero-star hotel in Scandinavia's southernmost and most run-down city.

Linn heads to Canada, bringing Thomas Numme along as a stand-in. There, they will learn how to find true joy during the cold season.

Linn travels to Romania with Amalie Stuve. It turns out to be a supernatural trip, featuring a visit to a real witch and a hike through one of the world's most haunted forests.

Linn travels with Leo Ajkic to the land where anything goes - Japan. They check into a candy-themed hotel before attending a crying workshop, visiting a festival that celebrates the penis, and stopping by a village populated by dolls instead of people.

Linn and Cecilie Steinmann Neess get behind the wheel of a motorhome to experience Germany. They visit a pet alligator named Frau Meyer and a museum dedicated to snoring.

In Malta, Ine and Linn are invited to take part in a real poker tournament, stop by the theme park Popeye Village, and visit a group of nuns on Gozo.

Ine and Linn set off on an island-hopping trip in Cape Verde, where they wade with sharks in the Atlantic Ocean and are tasked with delivering rice to a farm up in the mountains.

In *Null stjerner*, we bring together the best moments of the season, plus something you've never seen before. Join us for a look back at Armenia's Van Damme and Cape Verde's Obama.