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- After almost 80 years as a symbol of psychiatric care, the Lillhagen mental hospital in Gothenburg was closed in 2013. We followed the last year of the hospital and through meetings with doctors, former and current patients are depicted how psychiatric care and the view of mentally ill have changed over time.
- About two young guys from Gothenburg's disco world. Stefan has just been employed in the car dealer industry. He drives a big car, but apart from that has no other ambitions for a life of luxury. He is quite young and inexperienced and is influenced by Christer, an upper-class guy, who has used his parents financially and now Stefan becomes his victim. Christer's plans for the future are advanced and high-flying and he manages to persuade Stefan to commit a crime - a large scale check fraud. Of course, it is Stefan who is exposed to all risks: it is his check booklet that is used and his name that is written on the checks.
- The situation for dissidents in China is worse today than it was ten years ago, at the time of the massacre in Tiananmen Square in Beijing on June 4, 1989. This is told by a very famous so-called dissident in this program. A reportage team from Gothenburg has followed Sweden's biggest marketing effort in China, where the business world has enlisted the help of soccer players, a table tennis world champion and... an entire symphony orchestra.
- "The thirst for love" - a mass from Annedalskyrkan in Gothenburg, featuring the Swedish music group Eldkvarn, with singer/songwriter Plura Jonsson, who also wrote words and music to "The thirst of love" after an idea of Mikael Ringlander and Valle Erling.
- He was last seen in Hitler's bunker - now the daughter is looking for him. He is, Heinrich Müller, a Gestapo Chief, one of the most wanted Nazi criminals of the post-war period, who disappeared without a trace. Possibly seen in Prague and Vienna, and perhaps transferred to Moscow. Or the Vatican in Rome. A mystery that has given rise to numerous myths and legends. The result of the search will surprise and upset.
- Regarding a house occupation at the Sabeln quarter in Haga, Gothenburg. Young people who, despite the Swedish welfare society, place themselves completely outside society. Are they parasites on the body of society, or do they possibly have something to say to the rest of us?
- Five women in black: the consumer journalist Charlotte Reimersson, the writer Anna Wahlgren, the former folding girl and now the editor-in-chief Christina Lindberg, Peo Gomes, business consultant and Belinda Olsson, editor of "Fittstim". And as early as next week, they will receive answers to speeches from the men's team. Men's question to women: "What makes a man attractive?".
- Five men in black: writer Sven Lindqvist, art professor Ernst Billgren, former burglar Börge Hellström, physicist Tom Adawi, IT creator Gustav von Sydow. Tonight, the ladies hope the gentlemen will talk about midsummer celebrations, holiday neuroses and millennium celebrations. We'll see... Women's question to men is: "Are men afraid of strong women? Define a strong woman!"
- The Swedish national final was held in Eriksbergshallen in Gothenburg on March 8, 1997, where the melody "Only she loves me", performed by the group Blond, won by having received the highest total score from the jury groups. After six years in a row of having the final night divided into two rounds, Sveriges Television decided to once again only have a single competition round in the final, as it had in previous years. However, the number of final contestants was increased from ten to twelve, just like in 1987 and 1988. For the first time, the event got its own program page on Sweden's Television's website svt.se. Before the event, they were forced to change the presenter.
- About Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, the Indian guru, who together with his secretary Ma Anand Sheela created the International Rajneesh Foundation at Wasco County, Oregon, where things ended when Sheela fled to Europe with $55 million. The Bhagwan follower Louise Hamilton is in the studio to explain what happened and why and if there is a future for the Bhagwan movement.