The blended family

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Television series
German title The blended family
Original title Bonus families
Country of production Sweden
original language Swedish
Year (s) 2017–
Production
company
FLX
length 44 minutes
Episodes 30 in 3+ seasons
genre Drama , comedy
Director Felix Herngren ,
Emma Bay ,
Martin Persson
script Calle Marthin ,
Moa Herngren ,
Jesper Harrie ,
Hans Ingemansson
production Frida Asp
First broadcast January 30, 2017 on SVT
German-language
first broadcast
October 5, 2017 on Netflix
occupation

The patchwork family (original title Bonusfamiljen ) is a Swedish dramedy by Felix Herngren, Moa Herngren, Clara Herngren and Calle Marthin, produced by the production company FLX . In Sweden, the first season was first broadcast on public service television SVT in spring 2017 , and the second season began broadcasting on January 29, 2018. A third season has already been announced. It was first published in German on October 5, 2017 on Netflix . In 2017, the series won the Crystals for TV Drama of the Year .

action

Lisa and Patrik, an interior designer and teacher in their 30s near Stockholm , both recently moved into a house together. Every two weeks their children from previous relationships live with them in the household and the other week they are with their other parent. Lisa has left her husband Martin for Patrik, together they have ten-year-old Eddie and their teenage daughter Bianca. Katja, Patrik's former wife and mother of William, is an architect, while Lisa's ex-husband Martin works in a bed shop. Now Lisa becomes pregnant after a short time with Patrik.

The series follows the tough relationship between the new couple and their former partners, as well as the children of both parties living in a blended family . Over the course of the series, Patrik is shown dealing with the brutal Eddie, Lisa's son, and with his much calmer and tidier son, William.

German remake

A German remake of Die Patchworkfamilie was released in 2019 as a 6-part television series under the title Bonusfamilie . It was available from November 13, 2019 in the ARD media library and, beginning in the same month, was then also broadcast in the evening program of the first .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Harald Keller: Noticeably authentic , in: Medienkorrespondenz from Dec. 11, 2019, accessed on Dec. 14, 2019