Sofa
★ 6 · 2021 · 45m · Talk · Comedy
Sofa invites us into the living rooms of well-known personalities as they watch and react to TV from the comfort of their own couches - giving us a genuine fly-on-the-wall glimpse into their viewing habits.
Episodes
1. Episode 145m · It is guaranteed to be both fun and loud when the participants get involved in what they watch on TV and which brings out the entire emotional register from cheers, embarrassment, frustration, laughter spasms and tears. In some of the homes, the children in the family are also on the sofa. No one is left alone on the sofas, because TV is better when you watch it with someone.
2. Episode 245m · Martine and Aleks have taken the double bed for a cozy evening with TV programs, since Aleks will soon be going home to Bergen. Jorun has a birthday and his best friend Adam surprises with home-baked cake! There will be a mime party on the sofas when the puppet film Karius and Baktus is on the TV menu. At home with the sisters Lilli and Aase, there is a full spasm of laughter when the expression "drop mouse" is to be explained.▶3. Episode 345m · ▶4. Episode 445m · ▶5. Episode 545m · ▶6. Episode 645m · ▶7. Episode 745m · ▶8. Episode 845m · ▶9. Episode 945m · ▶10. Episode 1045m · More Like This
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