Schotty cleans in the apartment of the coma patient Matthis and after a fall finds himself abruptly in his head. Not the best place for a crime scene cleaner with claustrophobia. Here he meets Matthis, who has been trapped in his head for six years and tries to live his life as well as he can. But even in your head you are not your own boss! Matthis and Schotty have a threatening hooded figure in between as they try to reconnect some brain connections. How can Schotty succeed in putting his life back on its feet? Schotty gains a completely new view of human existence.

The episode was rated 7.73 from 56 votes.

While cleaning Schotty gets a visit from his friends Didi and Frido. A bizarre argument about felt gliders develops, because Didi finds these things strange and has neither time nor desire to deal with such topics, but the time to complain about it. The universe of the felt gliders is almost unfathomable. And so no one gets out of the question of what is actually secondary in life and what is not. But since Didi seems to have a real felt glider problem, Schotty and Frido stand by him and can even help him through a creativity crisis.

The episode was rated 7.83 from 60 votes.

Schottys new cleaning job turns out confusing. At the company's reception, Schotty's appearance is visibly overtaxing. After some back and forth Schotty starts to wonder what he is doing here. And when it comes to strange encounters with friends, acquaintances and companions, Schotty's reality begins to falter.

The episode was rated 8.03 from 64 votes.

Schotty is cleaning an art gallery where a misjudged painter died. There he gets an insight into the world of art, of money, of the value of things. And a five-euro note. But it's worth more than it appears at first glance. And when Schotty's note gets lost again a short time later, Schotty threatens to become a victim of the art business. But Schotty wouldn't be Schotty if he didn't leave the gallery with a picture under his arm.

The episode was rated 8.37 from 67 votes.