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An experimental class for "special" police forces with students from each of the former Yugoslavian countries is formed with direct funding from Javier Solana. Professor Labud, the class teacher, holds a lesson which serves as an introduction to the students, collectively known as Kursadzije. The class consists of: Montenegrin policeman Djuro; Slovenian Janez, a bisexual with preference for men; Crazy Milojko, a Serbian farmer with a knack for nationalistic jokes; Hrvoje, teacher's pet from Sisak, Croatia; Fiko, a not-very-bright Bosnian man; and Dimce, self-proclaimed sex expert from Prdejci, a small village in Macedonia.

Kursadzije meet the attractive Professor Maca, who conducts the first music class after three failed attempts by the boys to guess her subject. Hrvoje's linguistic and musical abilities are challenged, while Janez tells Maca about a dream he had.

The introductory lesson continues with Prof. Labud testing the boys on their linguistics and mathematics knowledge. Djuro is preoccupied with a very interesting book, while the eternal rivalry of Milojko and Hrvoje keeps causing tensions. Milojko also has to worry about Janez, who is sitting right behind him, leaving his behind under constant "attack".

The first class of sex education with Prof. Cuca unexpectedly introduces Kursadzije to a mathematical formula explaining reproduction. Cuca tries in vain to get a decent definition of sex out of the boys, Fiko shares an issue from home and Janez debuts the most iconic running joke in the series.

The music discussion continues as Maca asks the boys what music they listen to. Dimce and Djuro give their own renditions of their favorite songs, after which Maca decides to show them how it's done with a rendition of Tanja Savic's "Poludela", which everyone joins in on.

Cuca discovers more about the sexual lives of her students through various questions, as well as disciplinary measures. Milojko expresses his priorities, Hrvoje reveals the name of his manhood and Djuro goes on the offense by telling a few anecdotes, presenting himself as a great lover.

While arriving to school, one by one, Kursadzije finally get a chance to interact with each other more. Janez tells Dimce a secret, Hrvoje complains about the fog of Belgrade and Djuro brings a pillow to the classroom. Prof. Labud arrives with an offer of grade correction for Fiko, as Milojko gets to the class late.

Maca arrives to class full of enthusiasm, but her mood is quickly spoiled by the complete lack of musical knowledge or talent within her students. Milojko showcases his erotic poetry, Dimce recites patriotic and Janez combines the eight notes of the octave into an interesting picture, inspired by Johnny Stulic.

Fundamentals of the sexual theory keep evading the minds of Kursadzije, while Cuca is appalled by her students' opinions on women, particularly those of Janez and Djuro. Fiko, meanwhile, manages to nab his first A and Hrvoje is worried about a personal problem.

Professor Labud opens the heavy topic on airplane terrorism, prompting Hrvoje and Janez to present their solutions for such situations. Topic quickly moves to simpler aeronautics and, eventually, to language, while Milojko and Hrvoje enter a fierce battle of wits.

An unsuccessful attempt to get a correct answer from Milojko about the fundamental history of The Battle of Kosovo leads to a discussion on Belgrade and its students, most of which are from Montenegro. Milojko also has a private problem he shares with the class.

Dimce has recently married and is telling his friends about the uncanny experience he had on his first night of marriage. Hrvoje has issues and seeks support from Milojko, leading to expected results. A depressed Maca arrives and decides to make the class relaxed, asking the students to cheer her up, instead of doing school work. Serving as the finale of the first DVD and with a great focus on the love life of all of the boys, Maca's not-class serves as the deepest look so far into the marriages and relationships of the characters.

Cold days and preparations for the New Year's are here. Cuca teases the boys with the possibility of practical classes, while trying to teach them more of the sexual theory, but it, inevitably, fails, as expected. Milojko shares some more life priorities of his, while Janez shares some of his opinions regarding sex and relationships.

Professor Labud brings very exciting news to the boys, a few days before the New Year's celebration. The Principal is, allegedly, very happy with their progress and will be joining them for the party. This leads to a short questioning session, rounding up the grades for 2006. with usual shenanigans.

Angry with the overabundance of ads for pointless things, as well as the annoying election campaigns, Cuca tasks her students with modifying the election slogans to contain the word "sex". Kursadzije show an astonishing amount of creativity, providing a bunch of slogans, but also a few dramatic performances. Hrvoje, meanwhile, conducts a mysterious research.

The winter break is done and Kursadzije are catching up with each other during break time. Fiko showcases his new watch, Janez talks about a dream he had with Dimce in it, while Dimce and Milojko discuss homework and Milojko's unusual neighbors. The Principal soon arrives, revealing he decided to conduct lectures on bribery and corruption personally, as he deems them too important. He soon organizes a practical demonstration with Milojko, Hrvoje and Janez riding in a car and Djuro acting as a policeman who would be bribed.

With Janez absent, Milojko enjoys a breath of fresh air for his behind, but immediately starts an argument with Hrvoje, which reveals some secrets between the two. Djuro asks his friends for help with the homework and they all come up with various slogans for contraception. A new professor, the very strict and very lonely Mirka, arrives and starts the lesson on General culture. The lesson leads to a number of interesting conversations, while Milojko and Hrvoje keep constantly butting heads, in more ways than one.

The impending parent-teacher conference worries the boys, as the parents slowly arrive to meet Prof. Labud and hear what he has to say about their children. A colorful set of characters is introduced, including: Zeljo, Djuro's father and a well-connected smuggler of cigarettes; Janez's sex-obsessed father Beco from Bosnia; Fiko's single mother Dzenana, Hrvoje's father, who is somehow more of a snob than he is; Milojko's sharp-tongued mother Javorka and Dimce's sweet mother Milence. A shocking romantic spark is born between Hrvoje Sr. and Javorka, Beco explains how Janez came to be, and Dimce's wife Ubavka crashes the party with a few choice words for him.

As the conference is going on, the parents join in on the usual shenanigans between the boys. The grades are revealed and, as expected, not great, but Labud assures the parents there is still hope. Cuca arrives later and provides the parents with a sex-diet of her own creation, which piques the interest of Hrvoje's father, while Milojko offers Ubavka private lessons in Serbian.

Kursadzije are getting ready for the newly added zoology class by, of course, comparing each other to animals. Professor Sofronije, an extremely strict and grumpy man, arrives to the class with a macaque monkey, whom he introduces as his teaching assistant. He is soon appalled by the knowledge about animals his students possess and leaves them to write an assignment with the assistant watching.

With Cuca on a honeymoon leave, Kursadzije are introduced to a new sex education teacher with a very different approach to her classes. She conducts the most difficult exercise the boys have had to undergo so far, leading to revelations of some of the most intimate and touchy elements of their lives. Milojko gets an A, while Djuro earns a new nickname.