Fans and Cheerleaders

Overview

Where the children aren't wild is anyone's guess, but in the home of Blaž Živković, nicknamed Živac, the space is certainly cramped. Therefore, Blaž sets out to find Daria private accommodation, and—right in Split. A seemingly lifesaving solution is once again offered by Ankica, whom Blaž, swept away by her enthusiasm, proclaims “our good fairy Ankica.” At the same time, Maja is trying to find a representative participant for a survey on soccer fans, which proves to be a complicated task until Blaž suggests she interviews Elvis. Ultras are also the subject of a new video game that Špiro has taken on to review with Ivona's help, but that endeavor doesn't go off without a hitch either. Moreover, questions are raised about why Daria's landlord Lovro was dishonorably discharged from the army, to whom Špiro's game supplier is winking, how many rounds it takes to get the desired information from the legendary Torcida Ultras Katabuje, and whether Elvis is truly an extremely tolerant person.