Puberty (TV series)

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Television series
Original title The puberty
Country of production Germany
original language German
year 2017
Production
company
UFA fiction
length 45 minutes
Episodes 6 in 1 season
genre Family , sitcom
Director Uwe Janson , Oliver Schmitz
idea Jan Weiler
script David Ungureit
production Gunther Burghagen ,
Alena Jelinek
music Ali N. Askin , Maurus Ronner
First broadcast September 7, 2017 on ZDF
occupation

Puberty is a German television series from 2017 based on the novel of the same name by Jan Weiler . The series, conceived as a sitcom , with six episodes of 45 minutes each, was broadcast on ZDF from September 7, 2017 to October 12, 2017 . In the lead role as a pubescent teenager 's Mia Kasalo to see.

Directed by Uwe Janson and Oliver Schmitz .

action

14-year-old Carla Maybacher is in the middle of puberty. Accordingly, she is often in a bad mood and does not shy away from conflict with her parents, whom she is especially annoyed with, and her brother. Father Jan tries his best to tame the "puberty". To make matters worse, Carla's mother also becomes pregnant.

Episode guide:

  1. Puberty fledged
  2. Puberty breaks out
  3. Puberty becomes mad
  4. Puberty as a misunderstood genius
  5. Puberty is cheating
  6. The pubescent animal

background

The series was made around the same time as the feature film Das Pubertier - Der Film by Leander Haußmann , based on the same template , which was released in German cinemas in July 2017.

reception

Reviews

According to TV Spielfilm , the series is “more cautious and closer to reality” than the cinema. The series is "fast and a little cheeky, but never in such a way that it disturbs a broad audience at prime time", it "swims like a river cruise ship in mainstream television entertainment", offers "diversion for the whole family". The main actress Kasalo is the “most conspicuous actress” and gives her character “just the right dose of indignation when her parents turn out to be zero checkers”.

Sidney Schering of quotenmeter.de the series adaptation felt, however, as "surprisingly toothless" and in comparison with the movie "a very different, more boring game." "The very creative, smug Pubertier -Kinointerpretation [...] itself" offers in comparison to the series as "The stronger alternative to the television series," while the series is content with being "the umpteen family series that is carved out of the wood from which German 90s sitcoms were carved."

Audience ratings

The first episode of the series reached 3.34 million viewers (11.8% market share) and was thus below the average for the broadcasting slot. The second episode was seen by only 2.55 million viewers (8.8% market share).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. TV Spielfilm , issue 18/2017, p. 14 f.
  2. Puberty goes into series , quotenmeter.de, accessed on September 14, 2017
  3. Puberty bites . quotenmeter.de, accessed on September 14, 2017
  4. Puberty with sensitive losses , quotenmeter.de, accessed on September 24, 2017