Stardust Hotel

Nia inherits the "Stardust Hotel": This is her chance to finally pay off her debts to hotel mogul Jon Miko. But he'll only take the place if she manages to get it a star rating. Nia is stuck and sees only one option: to turn on the old star on the roof. This goes against all the rules and throws the android Adam, the hotel's head concierge, into a panic. Nia's plan backfires: The outdated wiring causes a short circuit, and the hotel drifts helplessly through space.

Since the star idea didn't work out, new plans are needed to raise money: Nia has promised her guests, Bonzo and Beatriz, that she'll hold their wedding at the "Stardust". The couple hopes the ceremony will rekindle their relationship. However, nobody really knows what a wedding meant on Earth in the old days—least of all the bride and groom—but they all agree that a wedding equals guests, guests equal money, money equal renovations, and renovations equal a star. So, they improvise. In the chaos of the various scenarios, Adam and Nia suddenly find themselves in the roles of the bride and groom.

Nia is on the verge of a meltdown because nobody at the "Stardust" is doing what they're supposed to. Even Adam is experiencing terrible glitches as a result of refusing to update. Nia impulsively orders a new android that, according to the description, will fulfill all her wishes. But when the new droid arrives, it quickly becomes clear: Nia has accidentally ordered a sex droid, and it's now glued to her side, driving Adam to almost human jealousy. The wish fulfillment is also proving difficult for guests Scarlett and Johann, who have arranged a casual sex date at the Stardust.

Nia has finally managed to bring a huge number of guests to the hotel. In her eagerness, however, she has completely overbooked the "Stardust Hotel": A tour group calling themselves the "Children of Light" turns out to be a pilgrimage cult. The chaotic group is a disaster for the fastidious Adam. Eks, on the other hand, feels recognized by the gurus as a singer, which in turn makes Yakumi question her sanity. When the oxygen level drops dangerously low due to the large number of guests, everyone falls into a hallucinatory state, during which Nia accidentally confesses her feelings for Adam.

Adam is about to tell Nia that he feels the same way he thinks she feels for him. He summons all his courage and speaks his mind — only to discover that he's standing before the wrong Nia. Nia's Evil Twin, Pia, has dropped by unexpectedly. Nia senses trouble. Desperately, she tries to get rid of her pushy and insolent sister. But Pia is surprisingly well-received by her team. Even the composed Vero-Sue, who is busy with her latest optimization project: transferring her identity onto a new, younger android body.

Nia manages to find out when the hotel tester will arrive at the "Stardust". While she focuses entirely on fulfilling the supposed tester's every wish and finally earning the long-awaited star, Adam resolves to thwart her plans, as Nia will have to stay without the star. However, another guest checks in while the two are headlong into their respective missions.

The big day: Nia's sales meeting with Jon Miko is just around the corner, but the previous night with Adam has left her emotions in turmoil. She no longer wants to sell, but believes she has no choice, and instead of saying goodbye, she plans to sneak out in the morning. But as she sneaks through the lobby, the "Stardust" staff, summoned by Adam, surprise her with a birthday party, and Nia's heart sinks. When Jon Miko arrives to finalize the sale, Nia is completely overwhelmed. In desperation, she challenges Jon Miko to a gamble on the "Stardust Hotel": all or nothing.