The episode begins with a review of week two puzzles, starting on page one with a clue about the first name of a popular Englishman requiring two letters. It moves to 1970s street music featuring a clarinet version of a show about a profession. Page two involves searching for the second word in a title with six letters, while week one's radio nostalgia puzzle uses an eight-letter word applicable to both fashion and entertainment, such as matching clothes or a gang entering together. Tåström interprets a legend, with the surname answer on page three having seven letters. An old classic jazz pearl from 1931 appears with two cross-addresses: Vågret 5 asks for the first word in a title with three letters, and Vågret 4 requires the last word with two letters. Lodret 4 searches for the surname of a singer from a 1968 slager, using a four-letter artist name. Beautiful film music includes two cross-addresses on Lodret 7 for the six-letter name of a main character also in the film title, and Vågret 8 for the ten-letter famous quarters in the city where the film takes place. A V-mood segment features a beautiful alstom from Mauro Scocco, with Lodret 10 asking for the first word of the song title in four letters and Vågret 6 for the second word in three letters. The king of rock'n'roll, referenced by Elvis, appears on Lodret 6 with a six-letter surname. Spanish RS2, a huge hit in Eurovision 1973 recorded in many languages including a Swedish version without voice, has Lodret 9 asking for its four-letter placement in the original Eurovision. Vågret 11 searches for a four-letter place connected to a group of gamers. The episode rounds off with high energy on Vågret 12, seeking the first name of a band's front figure. Annika Jankell encourages listeners to submit answers via the Swedish Radio Play app or by mail, mentioning technician Tim Kellerman and producer Lena Edlund.
