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Shai Stern meets Marilyn Monroe—an Israeli woman convinced she is the reincarnation of Marilyn Monroe and acutely aware of the sex appeal she projects...

Shai Stern tells his friend, Shai Goldstein, about the show. He meets an animal impressionist, introduces Amira to a group of firefighters, and interv...

This time, Shai and Amira meet the Messiah himself. They also head out for an evening of speed dating and almost manage to find a guy for Amira.

This time, they meet the Israeli Elvis, Mr. Ko, and of course, Yair Nitzani.

This time, they meet the "Angry Grandmas," an exceptionally talented impressionist, and a sculptor who creates only phallic sculptures. Accompanying t...

This time, they meet an Israeli Donald Duck who sings Ron Shoval songs, a "wired" musician who performs curse-filled poetry, and accompanying the prog...

This time, they meet Tsufit Grant, a nudist in the middle of the street, and a transsexual singer.

This time, they meet Yuval Semo, a professional dominatrix, and a multidisciplinary artist.

This time, they meet Oshri Cohen and Menachem Ben.

This time, they meet a star who was "almost born," Frank Sinatra's twin brother, and an actor who never steps out of character—Mariano Idelman.

This time, they meet a pair of Indian dancers, the head of the Raëlian movement—who believe that God is an alien—and Shmuel Vilozny.

This time, they meet Niro Levy, Dr. Daniel Drory, the "Euro-Flash" gang, and a female bodybuilder.

This time, they meet Adi Ashkenazi, agents for aspiring singers, and a crisis with Amira Buzaglo.

This time, they meet Uri Gavriel, a "Gazir-ologist" (a paper-cutting artist), and experts in the art of seduction.

This time, they meet Sara Pasre the impressionist, a contestant who fails to make it onto "Kokhav Nolad" (A Star is Born), and Einat Sarouf and Ron Ka...

This time, they meet Gidi Gov, Moshe Datz, and the gossip columnist "Hinanit."

This time, they meet a dog psychologist, Yuval HaMevulbal, and Dov Navon.

This time, they meet Ilana Berkovitz, Gil Kopatch, and Anita Pelelli.