Svenska TV-Historier - Season 1
Season 1
Season 1 covers the shows Varuhuset, Spung, Svenska hjärtan, and Nile City.
Network
Episodes4
Datesjanv. 5, 2015 - janv. 9, 2015
Episodes
Season 1Episode 145 min
Varuhuset
Varuhuset - the show which was critiqued before it premiered, but then became a hit with high viewership for three years with its 60 episodes during 1987-1989. Peter E Falck, Karin Falck, Lena Endre and Christina Schollin discuss how it was working on the show.
janv. 5, 2015
Season 1Episode 245 min
Spung
Spung, the show which was hardly viewed during its run in 2002 och 2003, but which later received cult status and was chosen as the second best show in Swedish television history. Writer Cilla Jackert, director Måns Mårlind and actor Daniel Larsson and Saga Gärde discuss the show.
janv. 7, 2015
Season 1Episode 345 min
Svenska hjärtan
Svenska hjärtan, the show which was critiqued in the tabloids, but which the viewers loved. More than two million viewers followed the drama unfolding in a townhouse neighborhood during years 1987 to 1998. Solveig Ternström, Sten Ljunggren and Anita Hallgren discuss the show.
janv. 8, 2015
Season 1Episode 445 min
NileCity
Nilecity 105,6 - the show where it was thought that no one would get the humor, but which instead turned out to be among the most folksy and popular shows in Swedish television history. Henrik Schyffert and Johan Rheborg talk about the show 20 years after its premier.
janv. 9, 2015
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