Made in Oslo

Several years of test tube experiments almost broke Elin and Bjørn. But Elin is not quite able to give up the dream. As the head of her own fertility clinic, she is flooded with opportunities.

Elin treats herself in secret, at the same time as she and Bjørn get married, because it looks better on the adoption application. But to complete the IVF treatment, Elin needs the help of a doctor, and the only one she can ask is her ex-husband CC.

Elin's double life is demanding. Privately, she is in the adoption process. At work, she has an illegal IVF attempt going on. When Elin fails Stella on her premiere night, Bjørn discovers that she is lying and gives her an ultimatum.

The adoption process has crashed, and Bjørn lives in a friend's boat. Elin has little to lose by stretching the elastic even a little longer. She wants to try eggs from her friend Maiken, but has run out of Bjørn's sperm.

Bjørn and Elin want to start again, but Bjørn misses Stella. After all the madness, Stella only wants to live with her mother Renate. Bjørn goes to great lengths to get her back. At the same time, CC demands to be allowed to sell Bien to an American group.

Bjørn is terrified of his daughter and does not notice Elin. He is frantically looking for solutions. Stella needs bone marrow from a donor like herself. She has no siblings. But can they make one?

Bjørn and Renate go to Spain to make Renate pregnant. Elin can not help them. But would she have done it if she could? One plan after another goes in the sink, before everything stands and falls on Elin.

The plan is as absurd as it is illegal. This child can not be made anywhere other than at Bien. And the procedure is complicated. Elin needs CC's help. And to get CC involved in this, she has to offer him what he wants most.