Christmas Eve! Final! Two finalists! Mr. Bean! Winner! Loser! Prize! Today we will finally find and choose our new poinsettia. Merry Christmas!

Extreme weather is here to stay, but it is still necessary to decorate outdoors for Christmas. Whoever decorates the worst in the storm will definitely make it to the final.

The participants take a quick Christmas holiday abroad, and the person who gets to know a local resident the least has to take his Christmas stocking and leave.

Who is the worst Santa Claus? That's up to the Santa masquerade panel to find out!

The participants will celebrate Christmas alone, and must breathe life into a friend of sorts to entertain themselves.

It is at Christmas that you really notice the family's need for technical help. The participants have to help grandma, and the clock is ticking while the chatter goes on.

Hush! The participants have been out for a long time at Christmas festivities, and must be as quiet as mice when they get home late.

Start the debate! The participants must stand their ground when they compete in discussing the big Christmas questions. It is all decided by an experienced debate leader.

No Christmas without speeches, and they should be fun! The participants have to speak for each other and some extremely laughable guests.

A competent panel of judges will determine the participants' ability to bring the family together for Christmas. Here there will be shouting, temptation and threats.

The contestants must recreate an iconic Christmas dance in today's episode. Timing, hip wiggle and crab dance must sit to progress in the program.

Today you will hear brand new Christmas carols, performed by brand new duos. Which Christmas duo swings the least?

When the Christmas party has gone on too long, it's tempting to sneak home - but preferably without the hosts noticing. Here you have to sneak!

Christmas is tradition, and tradition is history. How are the participants' Christmas story knowledge?

There are plenty of complicated problems and tangles at Christmas. The participants get to experience that when Markus sets up a Christmas-decorated "escape room".

In all its glory, Christmas is also a holiday for heart problems. What do you do when the crisis hits, and how? Which of the participants is the worst lifeguard?

There are many candles to be lit at Christmas, so it is important to have a long match as well. But is it enough with just one?

The run-up to Christmas means stress. A lot of stress. But those of the participants who are good at delegating can make it through the pre-Christmas streak unscathed.

Children can be sneaky. The participants must help Markus find out which children are sneaking away at the end of Christmas.

As in all other realities, today it is about playing the game. The Christmas game, in this case. In addition, time must be distributed under pressure.

The participants will compete in the most important of Christmas' many curls, namely the Christmas gift ribbon curl. The more curl, the better.

Things are expensive these days, and contestants must prove they have control over Christmas gift prices. One of them gets an extra surprise.

When the participants make a Christmas dessert, it is important not to get cream in their own faces - and here they have to be whipped quickly, arthritis and broken bones notwithstanding.

Finally December! 24 new, exciting Christmas presents and 24 new competitions. First up is the Christmas ball with couple dancing and a knockout duel at the end.