Eve and Adam (TV series)

Television series
German title	Eve and Adam
Original title	Eve and Adam
Country of production	Sweden
original language	Swedish
Year (s)	1999-2001
length	25 minutes
Episodes	16 in 2 seasons
genre	Drama , family
idea	Måns Gahrton ; Johan Unenge
music	Irene Becker ; Pierre Dørge
First broadcast	January 23, 1999 (Sweden)
German-language ; first broadcast	February 21, 2002 on children's channel
occupation
	Ellen Fjæstad : Eva Strömdahl ; Carl-Robert Holmer-Kårell : Adam Kieslowski ; Ulrika Bergman : Annika ; Pablo Martinez : Alexander ; Wallis Grahn : Giraffes (teacher); Erik Johansson : Torbjörn Strömdahl (Eva's big brother); Maria af Malmborg : Mrs. Kieslowski (Adam's mother); Pontus Gustafsson : Wojciech Kieslowski (Adam's father); Anki Larsson : Maraike Strömdahl (Eva's mother); Douglas Johansson : Åke Strömdahl (Eva's father); Stefan Sundström : guitar teacher ; Jim Ramel Kjellgren : Jonte; Christopher Ledin : Tomas;
synchronization
	Eva Strömdahl: Marie-Luise Schramm ; Adam Kieslowski: Hannes Maurer ;

Eva and Adam is a Swedish children's series filmed from 1999 to 2001. It consists of two seasons with eight episodes each. In Germany, the series runs on the children's channel . Eva and Adam were created in Sweden in the early 1990s based on a comic series of the same name, which has not yet appeared in Germany. After the series, a film with the same actors was made under the title Eva and Adam - Four Birthdays and a Fiasco (2001).

Running gags

Almost all episodes begin with Eve and Adam getting ready for school in the bathroom.
In almost all of the episodes, the first scene after the opening credits is the teacher's call to “rest in the class”. A close-up of the teacher's mouth can be seen.
Jonte always wears a knitted hat during class and is asked to take it off every time.

Award

At the Nordic Children and Youth TV Festival, the series Eva and Adam received an award as the best Scandinavian TV series.

Web links

Adam and Eve in the Internet Movie Database (English)