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Popular Danish improvisational TV series, where host Gunner Frøberg (and later others) presented a team of talented actors who had to improvise scenes based on sentences written by the audience and drawn from a hat - a "crazy" and unpredictable entertainment series with humor and theater.
- 1991-1992
- 1 season
- Comedy, Music
Popular Danish improvisational TV series, where host Gunner Frøberg (and later others) presented a team of talented actors who had to improvise scenes based on sentences written by the audience and drawn from a hat - a "crazy" and unpredictable entertainment series with humor and theater.
Season 1 Episode Guide
12 Episodes 1991 - 1992
Episode 1
Episode #1.1
34 mins
Gunner Frøberg is the emcee and with a humorous hand directs five talented actors who are thrown into the deep end and have to improvise scenes based on the audience's curly sentences. For example. "The man who wakes up as a woman" and "The image stormer goes to the portrait painter". Before that there is a warm-up with 'A continuing story', and later 'A day in the life of the audience' will be performed.
Episode 2
Episode #1.2
29 mins
The audience lets their imagination run wild, Gunner Frøberg swings the baton, and the acting team stages sentences like these - "My father pissed on the camel I was riding in Morocco", "Little Gysse by the World Ocean" and "Container Life".
Episode 3
Episode #1.3
30 mins
Experience the cream of Danish improvisational theatre, which in a crazy way interprets titles such as: "The company's successful boy is stuck in an elevator with his archrival" and "Andy Warhol portrays Margrethe".
Episode 4
Episode #1.4
29 mins
See what five fresh guys can get out of statements like "Rudolf the Santa Claus is discussed in a literary forum" and "We're all in the same boat, but what about Ove...".
Episode 5
Episode #1.5
30 mins
The surprises are in store when Frøberg's five-leaf clover throws itself into scenes with titles like "Wingummi and gender roles" and "Michael and Keld in a rowboat on the way across the Russian Sea".
Episode 6
Episode #1.6
34 mins
There's plenty of exercise for the laugh muscles when five men with humor go to the meat of juicy phrases like "How about some curry?" and "The fetus".
Episode 7
Episode #1.7
29 mins
Everything goes into a hat and glasses when these challenging audience titles are to be staged - "We dance the night into the light of Frans' moon" and "To collect glowing coals on someone else's head".
Episode 8
Episode #1.8
28 mins
See how "The Attorney's Saw Has Lost Its Teeth" is interpreted in a quiet, poetic way - while the fairy tale "The Ugly Duckling" is exposed to a little bit of everything.
Episode 9
Episode #1.9
29 mins
Ida from the audience kissed a young man for the first time on an ostrich farm in Israel. See how Frøberg's talented troupe interprets that kiss - and how they satirically relate to the title "The monastery has many beautiful nuns".
Episode 10
Episode #1.10
28 mins
There is drama and laughter galore when the five witty gentlemen in this edition of The Hat Fits lend their voices and bodies to the scenes "I wish I was a coffee cup" and "Funny Verner is auditioning for the opera".
Episode 11
Episode #1.11
30 mins
There is plenty of craziness and silliness when the masters of the art of improvisation undulate phrases like "Connie and the cows - a young girl's experiences on a Danish farm" and "Sartire at a cafe in Paris".
Episode 12
Episode #1.12
29 mins
Watch the raving scenes that are spawned by the titles "Two Steps Forward, Three Backward" and "Well, That's Your Sister." Topics written by a well-intentioned audience.