Праздники - All Seasons

Season 1
The TV series "Holidays" is a family comedy starring Maria Aronova and Vitaly Khaev. The series consists of 16 episodes, each episode is one holiday, which traditionally gathers the whole family: calendar, professional, folk or family.
The story begins on the May holidays with traditional kebabs at the cottage, where two daughters will come with their grooms. The characters are waiting for a quarrel during the preparation for the feast, unexpected confessions, a conflict of mentalities and even shooting, but still the Pyzhovs got together, which means that they are really dear to each other.
Calendar holidays will alternate between professional and family ones, and the holiday season will end with the parents' wedding anniversary.

Season 2
After the events of the first season, in which the Pyzhovs gathered together for May, New Year, March 8 and February 23, birthdays and other memorable dates, all members of the extended family became even closer. But this does not mean that a complete understanding has been established between them.
Now everyone will have to get used to new roles for themselves. At the beginning of the new season, Lena and Julia are getting ready to get married, and on the same day. At the same time, Pasha and Lena are planning a wedding, continuing to get used to each other, and Vovik and Yulia are already preparing to become parents and are going through all the hardships of Yulia's pregnancy together. Natalia and Victor will become grandparents. It's hard for my father-in-law to accept changes, because he has not only the appearance of a grandson, but also retirement ahead of him. And the mother-in-law is still trying to control everyone, managing to find energy for several families.

Season 3
The father-in-law is retiring. He has too much energy now: he takes up the renovation of the cottage, brews moonshine and enjoys fishing. The mother-in-law, tired of tolerating her husband's excessive activity, gets him a job. But Viktor Vasilyevich Pyzhov, having learned about his wife's plan, does everything to get him fired, and even decides to persuade Natalia Nikolaevna to retire too.
Pasha and Lena live in St. Petersburg, but they regularly visit their parents on holidays and weekends. Pasha starts earning more than Lena and dreams of persuading her to have a second child. Vovik and Yulia are also doing well financially. However, Vovik's career is developing so rapidly that he is literally losing his mind. Only his Father-in-law can ground him, but Vovik quarrels with him, and their marriage with Yulia is on the verge of divorce.

Season 4
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