Komikameratene - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
TV 2 has gathered four of Norway's best comedians to create the ultimate comedy show. The four comedian friends go on tour throughout Norway, and on the road they will develop the show together. But are the four strong individualists able to work so closely together? From the very first day it has been difficult to get everyone to join, and when everyone finally meets there is still great skepticism.
Episode 2
It is ready for the first performance, but they are far from finished with the preparation. Rune is very stressed before the performance and struggles with all the chaos around him. Jonas struggles to find his place in the group, and worries about how the audience will receive his stand-up.
Episode 3
Although the gang has a fun trip to the North Cape, the four comedians really start to feel how tiring it can be to live close together over time.
Episode 4
The comedian friends travel on to Hammerfest, and they meet to talk about yesterday's performance. Sturla is getting tired of the others, and tired of meetings and 'hustling'.
Episode 5
After a conflict-filled trip to Northern Norway, there will be a washing-up meeting at Elina's. Sturla and Rune think Tommy takes up too much space in the show. They don't want to be on the "Tommy show with friends".
Episode 6
After another explosive argument, things start to look bleak for the four comedy buddies.
Episode 7
Sturla has come to his senses and realized that he has to take action if he is to be able to continue with the project, and optimistically approaches a new tour. To avoid conflict, Elina Krantz is also involved this time, and it is not long before she has to step in as a mediator.
Episode 8
Due to the argument, Elina has given notice that no one should make changes to the show or have evaluations without the director or producer present.
Episode 9
The comedians have gathered at Norefjell to go through the joint numbers for the premiere of Latter. Once again, director Vemund gets to experience how difficult it is to get everyone on board.
Episode 10
The four comedian friends go on tour throughout Norway, and on the road they will develop the show together. But are the four strong individualists able to work so closely together? Are they still mates at the end of the road?
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