What happens on this small farm in Rollag in Numedal surpasses most. In the barn, ten goats and two pigs are neighbours, separated by high walls and a gate with solid fittings. But several nights in a row, the goats and pigs change places.

When a family of four moved in, everything was normal until the youngest got a shadow friend. It is not uncommon for children to get, but then objects and furniture apparently get their own lives and moves by themselves.

Mrs. Svendsen Art and Culture Café in Ørstad is throughout characterized by its former greatness. The building that houses the café sits like a jewel in the center of Sunnmøre town. But now it may seem as if the history of the 150-year-old walls has come to life.

Ghosts know no bounds. Even on the best western edge you can not escape. For the family we visit, it started with them getting a clear sense that someone was coming walking up to the house wall. But not long after, he was inside.

On Bryn in Oslo is an old villa, which was once home to Norway's first national antiquarian, Harry Fett. Now the villa is a kindergarten, but the employees wonder if the long-deceased national heritage is still there.

When a young couple begins to renovate their house, they encounter incomprehensible resistance. It seems as if someone is putting a spanner in the works of the project. A angry carpenter from The Other Side?

The exhibitions at Glåmdalsmuseet in Elverum reflect the living conditions of people in Hedmark and Våler from the 17th century until 1940. However, it is reported that the exhibitions come to life.

Anine and her boyfriend are sitting in the living room with the door to the hallway open. Then they see that the handle on the door to the outer corridor is pressed down, and that the door opens with its usual creaking sound. They hear a click from the light switch and see that the light in the outer aisle is switched on.

A young couple takes over the family farm in Markabygda in Trøndelag and builds a new house. When they dig out the plot, they hit the remains of an old foundation wall, which immediately gives them a slightly eerie feeling.

Hallingdal Catering is housed in a building in what during the war was a German military base between Gol and Ål. It seems as if there are more than the employees who are at work. Rumour has it that this is the German soldier Fritz.

Food delivered to your door is nothing new. But stews delivered straight into the kitchen drawer are rarely broom. Join us into an four-person home in Ottestad outside Hamar, and a feast of inexplicable events.