Ho, ho, ho! Finally, it is Christmas Eve, and the finale is based on Norway's most intense Christmas celebration. Who will master Jenny's Christmas and become this year's Christmas star?

Christmas Eve is dangerously close. If you are not on schedule with the gifts, you have to hurry and be creative. Just like our three finalists!

At Christmas, a lot will happen, preferably at the same time. The participants compete in calculating time, and they have a visit from Norway's favorite mother-in-law at the same time.

Christmas can be a bit dull, so now Markus is striking a blow for public health: Here's to Christmas trim!

One of the most honorable assignments you can get at Christmas is to be Santa Claus. Who masters transformation under miserable conditions the worst?

Hocus pocus! Christmas and miracles belong together like magic and show. It will be magic in front of a studio audience, judged by a real magician!

Christmas is full of emotions, which occasionally have to be controlled to ensure Christmas peace. An iconic movie scene becomes crucial.

Although Christmas is full of traditions, there are still some things that change from year to year. Can the participants separate Christmas last year from Christmas this year?

The elderly deserve quality time when they first receive a visit. Now it's time to impress an elderly center.

Christmas is like jazz - it's an advantage to be good at improvisation. A jazz goddess judges the contestants' embarrassing attempts.

The participants show how well they master the cold table. All the senses must be in motion when Christmas's most delicious dishes are served.

Lucia trains don't just take place in the nursery, but in a busy December it can't take too long. Who takes the longest time at the Lucia celebration?

The participants will compete in hiding packages. It is, after all, one of the most important characteristics of Christmas.

Christmas is a turbulent time, so it's important to hold on tight! Because packages must be delivered, and the participant who delivers the fewest Christmas presents must give thanks.

Whew! Christmas consists of a dizzying number of tasks. How efficient are the participants when they have to rush through a traditional Norwegian Christmas?

The noble art of walking the Christmas tree must be kept alive, whatever the cost. And yes, it will cost the participants! A carol master judges it all.

Body, house and contents must be spotlessly clean before Christmas can be called in! Markus wants help with the Christmas laundry and Norway's cleanest lady evaluates the result.

It is only good cooperation and good communication that prevents the participants from ending up in a knockout duel today.

There will be a lot of sitting around at Christmas. That's why Markus inspires everyone to get off the sofa with the help of the classic "hit on wheels".

Today's competition is a real Christmas soda party.

Hiding from tiresome family members is today's challenge. Say hello to "Uncle Markemann"!

It wouldn't be Christmas without a gingerbread house. This year it must be as high as possible, otherwise the participants risk ending up in a knock-out duel.

There is already desperation, a sense of shame and bare torsos, when the gang has to compete to get attention. The boss's daughter returns.

Markus Neby is back with new participants, new competitions and old clogs. As always, the contestant who does the worst has to take the Christmas stocking and leave.