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TV show about stereotypical polish family and their neighbours living in one of the tenement houses in Wroclaw.

Ludwik and Natalia are struggling with upbringing their 3 sons.

Agata, a lawyer, loses her job and must now rebuild her career and private lives. The cases, people, and problems that she faces in her new job differ from her former insurance cases.

The script focuses on the work of police officers from the special Organized Crime Unit (OCU). This starts off as an experiment, but quickly becomes a regular unit of the Wroclaw Police Headquarters targeting mafias, especially those from the post-Soviet countries. One mafia boss, Sergey, wages a ruthless war against OCU. The officers and their families face constant danger. Sergey dies, but it does not solve their problems. Other dangerous players, like Little Odessa, headed by the Russian dignitary Kola, enter the fray. Kidnappings, blackmails and killings are the name of the game.

Anything can happen during Christmas Eve. Mel has to face new professional challenges and adapt to the new standards prevailing at work. Then Karina and Stephan plan to introduce serious changes in raising children. They decide to change their approach and apply somewhat sophisticated educational methods. A new woman will step in between Karolina and Filip, and the past will be reminded of Rudolf.

Hela is a recovering alcoholic, now divorced from an abusive husband and struggling to bring up three children alone. This is a Polish version of American sitcom "Grace Under Fire"; its title translates to "Hela Out on a Limb."

What would you do, if you could decide about the punishment for your Persecutor, someone who hurt you or the people close to you? Would you seize the opportunity to make your own punishment? Sometimes judges can be accused. Some day everyone will answer for their sins. Some day has finally come!

The Bar is an interactive show mixing reality, documentary soap and other genres. Its participants were selected through auditions of 16,000 candidates who came to Wroclaw to achieve social success and win a cash prize. Their task was to run a real club in the center of a big city. This involved hard and stressful work but also offered great fun and, possibly, an adventure of a lifetime. Participants were filmed both at work and in their house. In the first edition, the house was located in a Wroclaw suburb. In the second, it was moved downtown. The show began a new era of large, interactive TV shows. The Bar was a huge success. The first edition was the most watched TV show in its category. Encouraged by the show's success, ATM produced a second edition which was aired in 2002 and proved an even greater hit. More than 3,200,000 viewers tuned in to watch it. The Bar saw an unprecedented event: for the first time in history, TV show participants fell in love, got engaged and got married during a show. The Bar also held concerts of leading bands including Ich Troje, Oddzial Zamkniety, Lzy, Varius Manx, Modern Talking, and Big Cyc.

Cash Battle is the only general knowledge quiz show with no limit on the money a person can win. Contestants are challenged to win until they lose. The game consists of two parts. In part one, there are 3 teams of 4. The host-Krzysztof Ibisz, a popular TV personality and a three-time winner of the Victor Award-draws question categories by spinning a wheel. Teams bid for the right to answer each question. This part consists of two rounds and continues until 2 teams go bankrupt or the host asks 6 questions and teams bid 6 times for the right to answer them. In part two, the winners of part one compete with 'champions'-the winners of the previous show. The rules are similar to those in part one. The losing team leaves with the money it accumulated in part one. If a team goes bankrupt, it leaves with nothing. In addition to prize money, there are also prizes and surprises hidden in the black box. At any time during the game each team can go for broke. If it misses an answer, it goes bankrupt and leaves with nothing. Cash Battle became a hit in the fall of 2002. It aired in the most competitive 9 p.m. time slot, traditionally reserved for news shows, but its audience ratings exceeded 20%. The show, created by Okil Khamidov, Patrick Yoka and the ATM production team, outshone the famous Who Wants to Be a Millionaire!

Ewa is a perfect housewife. He has been preparing for Christmas since the holidays and does not accept that something can go wrong. No wonder that when on the eve of Christmas Eve she discovers that her marriage is a fairy tale in which only she believes, the arranged, shiny world collapses on her head. Hit in the heart by a high caliber bullet, Ewa decides for the first time in her life to do something truly spontaneous: she drops everything and gets on the first random train into the unknown. The missing mother's trail is followed by her children.

Natalia overhears Tomek advising Kuba to have a baby too. Agata raises Ludwik's blood pressure. Kacper makes a cheat sheet for school. Ludwik places a surveillance camera in the house and catches Natalia red-handed.

Marek comes to Ludwik with an unusual request. Natalia has doubts about whether Magda and Tomek are ready for a baby. Kuba is trying to get back at Paula. Beata meets with Natalia. He wants Magda and Tomek to get married and sign a prenup.

Natalia offers to help Tomek with the baby. Natalia thinks that the boys are very upset about Tomek not being home. No one wants to admit to appearing girthy in the bathtub. Magda asks Kacper how he feels about being a future uncle.