The Pantheons", the legendary novel by the award-winning author and academic Tasos Athanasiadis, is televised on SKAI in the new season, in a modern production of high standards. "The Pantheons", a masterpiece of Greek prose, won its author Tassos Athanasiadis the Prose Prize of the Academy of Athens in 1959. The book, one of the author's novels adapted for Greek television, was shown with great success for the first time in television in the period 1977-1979 and chronicles the adventures of the "Pantheos", a wealthy family, during the early years of World War II. 47 years later, the "Pantheos" family is coming to SKAI in a series that will captivate the television audience. The history of "Pantheos" begins in 1939... While in Europe the clouds of the great war weigh menacingly, in Athens the disparate members of the great Pantheon family, children, daughters-in-law and grandchildren, gather in their mansion in Kifissia, at the head of the dying patriarch of the family, Vlasis Pantheou. The death of old Vlasis is sealed by an event that will shock his children. Shortly before taking his last breath, he will repudiate his late wife and their mother, Nena, in disgust. What does this mean; What secret does Vlasis Pantheos take with him? At the same time, the unexpected appearance of Marmos, the young wife of Vlasis' son, Andreas, will upset the balance and awaken a forbidden passion, with the youngest member of the family, Kitso, a bohemian talented painter... Time passes... The Pantheons fall in love, live illicit passions and some, in the fluid climate of the time, take advantage of the situation and set up quick-rich plans with blackmail and fraud. At the same time, a dangerous network of spies spreads its tentacles, exploiting the weaknesses and passions of the heroes. But history runs faster than heroes... Soon Greece will enter the war, which will test the endurance, dignity and conscience of the people. A period, when everyone will have to survive the difficulties. A battle, in an era that will highlight heroes, cowards and adventurers...