Klovn
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| Genre | Sitcom |
| Creator(s) | Casper Christensen Frank Hvam |
| Starring | Frank Hvam Casper Christensen |
| Country of origin | Denmark |
| No. of episodes | 40 |
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| Running time | 25 Minutes |
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| Original channel | TV 2 Zulu |
| Original run | February 7, 2005 – November 20, 2006 |
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Klovn (English: Clown) is a Danish sit-com, which was first aired on the Danish TV channel TV2 Zulu. It focuses on the life of the main character Frank (played by Frank Hvam) and builds the laughs on quiet everyday situations, social awkwardness, uncomfortable silences and general faux pas.
Klovn is inspired in shape and a number of plotlines by the American sit-com Curb Your Enthusiasm by Larry David.
The sit-com consists of 40 episodes spread over 4 seasons, each episode lasting 25 minutes. The fourth season aired from September 11, 2006 with 10 episodes.
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[edit] Characters
- Frank - Frank Hvam
- Casper - Casper Christensen
- Iben - Iben Hjejle
- Mia - Mia Lyhne
- Claire - Claire Ross-Brown
- Carøe - Michael Carøe
- Pivert - Jacob Weble
[edit] Episodes
[edit] Season 1 - based on real events
- "5-års dagen"
- "De nye danskere"
- "Hushovmesteren"
- "Dalai Lama"
- "Godfather of Drugs"
- "Løft ikke hunden"
- "Fars sidste ønske"
- "Str. 44"
- "Årstiderne"
- "Farvel igen mor"
[edit] Season 2 - it's about sex
- "Casa Tua"
- "Bye Bye Bodil"
- "Don Ø affæren"
- "Thors øje"
- "Kgl. hofnar"
- "It's a Jungle Down There"
- "Ambassadøren"
- "Carøes barnedåb"
- "Irma-pigen"
- "Franks fede ferie"
[edit] Season 3 - on the road to new disasters
- "Rosé-forbandelsen"
- "London Kashmir"
- "Pepino & Pepito"
- "Nina kære Nina"
- "100 dage i Forum"
- "Biggie Blackie"
- "Bøssernes Kennedy"
- "Længe leve demokratiet"
- "En revisor-smølfe-CD"
- "God jul, Frank"
[edit] Season 4 - last chance!
- "Unge hjerter"
- "Hjem til far"
- "Sankt Hans"
- "Bornholm"
- "Aben Ditmark"
- "Jarlens død"
- "Piverts polterabend"
- "Hejsan Sverige"
- "Tango for tre"
- "Ups"
