The Feuchtgrubers
The Feuchtgrubers is a comedy series that ran from 1990 to 1999 on the radio station Antenne Bayern .
The Feuchtgrubers are a family from the Ramersdorf district of Munich: Papa Alfons (mustard machine mechanic), Mama Roswitha (former Avon consultant ), daughter Felicitas (student) and son Leopold (in kindergarten). In addition, there is the Zwergbernhardiner whiskey. The characters develop over the course of the series. Papa Alfons was promoted to master mustard machine mechanic in autumn 1992 . Son Leopold outgrows kindergarten and even breaks his voice in the last episodes of the series .
The stories about the Feuchtgruber family were written by Willy Astor . Astor also spoke the role of Roswitha Feuchtgruber. The root of the name lies with Astor's childhood friend Reinhold Feuchtgruber. While the first episodes of the Feuchtgruber from 1990 can definitely be assigned to the genre of satire , situation comedy and Astor's puns later take on great importance in the series.
The individual episodes of the series last about 3 to 4 minutes.
speaker
- Roswitha Feuchtgruber: Willy Astor
- Alfons Feuchtgruber: Stephan Lehmann
- Leopold Feuchtgruber: Markus Othmer
- Felicitas Feuchtgruber: including Babsi Scheidemandl , Kerstin Kalawski
- Narrator: Raimund Wagner
Günter Grünwald , Ottfried Fischer , Gabi Lodermeier and various moderators and other employees of Antenne Bayern will appear as guests .
Cross-episode stories
The individual episodes, which are completed in terms of content, are mostly embedded in a cross-episode context.
The following overarching stories were produced:
- With the Feuchtgruber family in the most beautiful weeks of the year - a holiday spectacle in 20 elevators (summer 1990)
- With the Feuchtgruber family into the most contemplative time of the year - a Christmas spectacle in 24 lifts (Advent 1990)
- With the Feuchtgruber family in the cleanest time of the year - a Whitsun spectacle in 5 acts (Whitsun 1991)
- With the Feuchtgruber family in the most beautiful time of the year - a local holiday spectacle in 10 elevators (summer 1991)
- With the Feuchtgruber family into the most turbulent week of the year - in 11 acts (autumn 1991)
- With the Feuchtgruber family in the most foolish time of the year - a carnival spectacle in 9 acts (carnival 1992)
- With the Feuchtgruber family into the sportiest time of the year - an Olympic spectacle in 13 elevators (summer 1992)
- With the Feuchtgruber family into the most normal time of the year - an everyday spectacle in 11 elevators (autumn 1992)
- With the Feuchtgruber family in the Middle East - Another holiday spectacle in 10 elevators (summer 1993)
- With the Feuchtgruber family into the most normal time of the year - an everyday spectacle in 5 acts (1994)
- With the Feuchtgruber family into the most tempting time of the year - a career spectacle in 5 acts (autumn 1994)
- With the Feuchtgruber family into the most thrilling time of the year - a moving spectacle in 6 elevators (1995)
- With the Feuchtgruber family to the wedding of the year - a silvery spectacle in 17 acts (November 1995)
- With the Feuchtgruber family into the most strenuous time of the year - a fitness spectacle in 12 pull-ups (1997)
- With the Feuchtgruber family in the most moisturizing time of the year - a comb-baked spectacle in 10 acts (1997)
- Cesenatico again and again - A holiday spectacle in 10 acts (1998)
Special offers
In addition to the regular episodes, there were also some specials about the Feuchtgruber family:
- On the occasion of the release of the single Mir zwoa g'hörn z'samm , the Antenne Bayern Sunday breakfast was broadcast from the family's living room. The show ran over a whole morning, at the end of which the single was premiered. The complete Sunday breakfast was later published on the MC "Das Beste von 1991".
- On the occasion of the 100th episode in autumn 1992, Antenne Bayern auctioned the legendary hazelnut brown wide cord couch from the Feuchtgrubers for a good cause. The family got a brand new couch in mustard beige as a replacement.
- On the occasion of the station's birthday, the family appeared in the studio. This special was later published on the CD "Antenne Bayern - Die Platte II".
- Ms. Deckweiß, who appears in some episodes of Feuchtgrubers, moderated the station's first CD ("Antenne Bayern - Die Platte").
CD publications
The Feuchtgruber family's adventures were initially only available directly from the broadcaster on MC. In autumn 1991 the Feuchtgrubers entered the "most turbulent week of the year": the family won 10,000 DM and a record deal in a competition. Shortly afterwards the first commercial album Mir zwoa g'hörn z'samm was released, which summarizes the turbulent week again and contains some songs sung by Astor and Lehmann. More CDs came out over the years; however, these no longer contained any songs.
The following MCs were available from the broadcaster:
- With the Feuchtgruber family in the most beautiful weeks of the year (1990, 20 episodes)
- With the Feuchtgruber family into the most contemplative time of the year (1990, 24 episodes)
- The Best of 1991 (included a selection of episodes from all seasons from 1991 plus Sunday Breakfast)
- The Feuchtgrubers '92 (contained the Olympic and everyday spectacles)
The following albums were regularly released:
Mir zwoa g'hörn z'samm (1992)
- Intro
- The most beautiful is home (song)
- Monday morning
- Tschau Cesenatico Tschau (song)
- At the gym
- Ois is Senf (song)
- At the investment advisor
- Ois net so bad (song)
- Outro
- Spring melody (song)
- At the master chef Schuhbeck
- Schubidu (song)
- Tilly Sandler
- Mama Rosl (song)
- 5 minutes before the A-side
- Mir zwoa g'hörn z'samm (song)
As singles were I zwoa g'hörn z'samm and Bye bye Cesenatico decoupled.
A Ramersdorfer Allerlei (1995)
- Career spectacle from 1994 (5 episodes)
- Everyday spectacle from 1994 (5 episodes)
- Holiday spectacle from 1993 (10 episodes)
23 new big city spectacles (1996)
- Moving spectacle from 1995 (6 episodes)
- Silvery Spectacle from 1995 (17 episodes)
New RamASTORfer Stories from the Munterwelt (1998)
- Fitness spectacle from 1997 (12 episodes)
- Kammbäck spectacle from 1997 (10 episodes)
Tschesenatiko again and again (1999)
- Holiday spectacle from 1998 (10 episodes)
- Tschau Tschesenatiko Tschau from 1991 (song)
- Holiday spectacle from 1990 (15 of 20 episodes)