O jul med din glede - Season 1
Season 1
"O jul med din glede" is a series of humor that gives us a liberating honest perspective on Norwegian Christmas celebration. Through recognizable and striking characters, John Brungot and Henriette Steenstrup illustrate various challenges that come with a traditional and charged holiday season as Christmas.
Episodes
Episode 1
In this first episode, we meet Rita and Rune, among others, who celebrate their first non-alcoholic Christmas, we will be joining the lute fish team in the Chinese embassy, and we will feel how noisy pre-Christmas time can be - not least if you are sound sensitive.
Episode 2
We meet Paul who has "chosen" to celebrate Christmas alone and the artist couple "TearDust" who dreams of making the perfect Christmas hit. Diploma Wong teaches his Chinese colleagues how to write the perfect Norwegian Christmas letter.
Episode 3
We meet a priest couple who wants to draw youth to the church by spreading the Christmas gospel. We join Daniel in his quest to win his girlfriend back after a failed Christmas celebration.
Episode 4
We meet the couple Hanne and Nils who test out open relationship in the hope of awakening the spark in their own love life, we go on Christmas shopping in Norway's only a private showroom - and we are joining Daniel for the second time this Christmas.
Episode 5
We are invited home to Voldrunn, where ribs have been replaced by the traditional dish "vrengt smalahove med sildepuré og sviskepostei", and Nils goes into the role of the Santa Claus himself in the hope of speeding up his wife's sex drive.
Episode 6
We meet two Swedish creamers who have earned themselves rich in men's stress shopping, and we celebrate Christmas Eve with the couple who have decided not to give each other gifts for Christmas. It turns out to be more difficult than first thought.
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