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TV studio organizer Mikko Syvärinen becomes the admired comedian K. Ovimikko through a series of mishaps. However, Mikko's popularity wanes when he switches from door comedy to window comedy. His show is taken off the air, his girlfriend leaves him, and he loses his apartment. Once again, Mikko sets out to rebuild his TV career by becoming a producer again.

Cast

Spede Pasanen

as Mikko Syvärivi / K. Mikko Ovimikko

Vesa-Matti Loiri

as tv-toimittaja Antti Vasa

Leo Jokela

as patruuna Iivari Päreistöniemi, Mikon manageri

Simo Salminen

as koomikkotaiteilija Simo Salminen

Danny

as Danny

Tamara Lund

as Ester

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