A quick-witted Bould faces questions about his mysterious dog-man association before the press at the Young Pheasant Student Playhouse. On stage, instructor Plackman walks the cast through a pivotal scene.

Characters, in order of appearance:

BLOCKWART, house caretaker

BOULD, acting student, apartment block tenant 
THEODOR PLACKMAN, instructor, The Young Pheasant Student Playhouse
JEFF HOLDEN, reporter, The Daily Broadsheet
JANET LEE, reporter, independent
GILL, acting student
MELVIN, acting student
ANNABELLE, acting student
DAVID, acting student

Fresh off theatrical success, Bould celebrates his school holiday with a triumphant stride through Berlin. To top it off, he heads east to Pusher Park for a hit of his favorite fix: "The Droop".

Characters, in order of appearance:
BLOCKWART, house caretaker
THEODOR PLACKMAN, instructor, The Young Pheasant Student Playhouse
BOULD, acting student, apartment block tenant 
DROOPY, apartment block tenant 

When the idolized acting teacher, Theodor Plackman, savages his performance in The Greek Swede, Bould spirals into crisis, before an unexpected encounter inspires a swinging stage comeback.

Characters, in order of appearance:
BLOCKWART, house caretaker
THEODOR PLACKMAN, instructor, The Young Pheasant Student Playhouse
ALEX, acting student
CHORUS, various acting students
BERTHA, acting student
BOULD, acting student, apartment block tenant 

With the warmth of spring, Klaus Liebchen’s leaking bathroom pipes trap Bould in a wet “neighbor sandwich,” soundtracked by Dr. Michael’s favorites The Jukes of Dixieland. Blockwart consoles Bould in the basement’s healing ambience.

Characters, in order of appearance:

BOULD, acting student, apartment block tenant
DROOPY, apartment block tenant 
BLOCKWART, house caretaker

KLAUS & WIFE LIEBCHEN, apartment block tenants
DR. MICHAEL, apartment block tenant 
FADER CORNELIUS, apartment block tenant 

Featuring «Dr. Michael’s Theme», by Louis McGuire

In this special triple episode, Blockwart installs the building with phone lines. Then an Easter phone call knocks Bould off course. Unsettled and soon potentially bruised, he finds that being «on the receiving end» may save him.

Characters, in order of appearance:

BLOCKWART, house caretakerBOULD, acting student, apartment block tenant 
BERTHA, acting student
M.C. LUDVIG, antique furniture shop owner
FADER CORNELIUS, apartment block tenant 
SAILOR 1, harbor cafe dweller
DROOPY, apartment block tenant

Featuring single «Buffer Fly» by Fortune Cookie (Boram Hong & Heejong Yoo).

Bould and his "canine" housing block co-inhabitant, Droopy, keep bumping into each other, somehow set to the same clock. On this backyard morning, Droopy corners Bould for a game of marbles.

Characters, in order of appearance:
BLOCKWART, house caretaker
DROOPY, apartment block tenant
BOULD, acting student, apartment block tenant 

Fellow acting student, Bertha, takes Bould furniture shopping at the flamboyant Mid Century Ludvig's vintage boutique, while back at the building, Blockwart makes a fascinating discovery in Bould’s apartment. 

Characters, in order of appearance:
BLOCKWART, house caretaker
BOULD, tenant, acting student
BERTHA, acting student
DROOPY, apartment block tenant 
M.C. LUDVIG, antique furniture shop owner
FADER CORNELIUS, apartment block tenant 

Newly arrived tenant Bould, an aspiring acting student, is welcomed into the building by Blockwart. While rehearsing for his big break in a student play, his concentration is shattered by noise from the apartment above. 

Characters, in order of appearance:
BLOCKWART, house caretaker
BOULD, tenant, acting student
KLAUS LIEBCHEN, retired designer, tenant 

Blockwart enjoys the "Weekly Mantra" column of the Daily Broadsheet newspaper. Featuring himself: the ageless, eyes and ears of the building, spirited house caretaker of an old Berlin apartment block.

• Characters, in order of appearance:
  BLOCKWART, house caretaker
  REPORTER, The Daily Broadsheet
  FADER CORNELIUS, apartment block tenant