c/o Segemyhr (1998–2004)Four people living together in an apartment can give rise to a lot of funny situations, especially if they are as different as these four: Fredrik is the nominal apartment owner, a bit ... See full summary » |
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Johan Ulveson | ... |
Fredrik Segemyhr
(55 episodes, 1998-2004)
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Lennart Jähkel | ... |
Jan-Olof
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Sussie Ericsson | ... |
Cilla
(55 episodes, 1998-2004)
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Olle Sarri | ... |
Anton
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Four people living together in an apartment can give rise to a lot of funny situations, especially if they are as different as these four: Fredrik is the nominal apartment owner, a bit superior to the others, currently "between two jobs". His girlfriend Cilla would prefer that they lived there alone, without Fredrik's crude brother Jan-Olof or the young cab driver Anton. Written by Mattias Thuresson
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SwedishRelease Date:
4 September 1998 (Sweden) See more »Company Credits
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Extremely awful attempt at a sitcom. In fact, it's so bad that when Swedish journalists showed a couple of episodes to the writers of Friends (itself utterly worthless) they fell asleep. That's how bad this show is. It's supposedly a comedy series yet fails to entertain even in the slightest. Everyone overacts, especially Olle Sarri and Johan Ulvesson. Mediocre actors spouting flat, painfully unfunny jokes in absurdity. The bizarre thing is, the Swedish audience love this show. I don't know why. And the fact they put a laugh track on these awful jokes is mocking and extremely condescending towards the audience. Laugh, damn it. Laugh. I think I'll pass, thank you. Avoid like the plague...