Dandelion (TV show)
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| Original title | dandelion |
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| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Year (s) | since 1981 |
| Episodes | 395+ in 39+ seasons ( list ) |
| genre | Knowledge broadcast for children |
| First broadcast | March 24, 1981 on ZDF |
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Löwenzahn is a ZDF television series with the aim of imparting knowledge to children and adults in an entertaining way. The series, which has been running since 1981, was made famous by Peter Lustig , who moderated it until the end of 2005. In October 2006, Guido Hammesfahr took over the moderation of the show as Fritz Fuchs. The title melody comes from Matthias Raue and Martin Cyrus.
Previous show Dandelion
Predecessor sending dandelion was the turn dandelion , whose premiere took place on 7 January 1979th
In this series, in contrast to the later show Löwenzahn , Peter still lived in a house in Bavaria, but when the production company FiB had a dispute with ZDF, the series was discontinued and continued by Studio.TV.Film as a dandelion in a trailer. Since FiB the naming rights to dandelion possessed the mission had to be renamed. Twenty episodes of Dandelion were broadcast, two more ( 21 Peter storms the summit and 22 Peter and the baby seal ) were only released on video. In the first episode of Löwenzahn, Peter moves out because an approach lane runs directly over his house and he can no longer stand the noise. The first broadcast with the new title was on March 24, 1981.
The show Löwenzahn
target group
In contrast to Sesame Street ( ARD ), which also aims to encourage learning and is designed more for preschool children, Löwenzahn is aimed at children and adults. In an interview with the Stuttgarter Zeitung in 2004, Peter Lustig said: “We now know that our biggest fans are well over 30, as with the ' Sendung mit der Maus '. They saw the issues of 'Dandelion' 25 years ago as children and have remained loyal to us to this day. We receive emails every day confirming this to us. "
Concept and content
Each episode of the show Löwenzahn consists of a framework story about Peter Lustig and the blue construction trailer. A specific topic is always dealt with and supplemented by films commented on by Peter Lustig, narrated picture stories or even songs. Peter Lustig often speaks directly to the viewer and includes them in the program. The basic concept of the series was thematized in the first episode ( Peter is moving ). In this context, the viewer is explained the basic principle of rules in aviation, shipping and railways.
To move out of his house, Peter Lustig acquires an old, blue construction trailer, which he drives with Trude and her red Beetle convertible onto a meadow in Elchwinkel 3 (today Elchwinkel 23) (see also production and locations ). This meadow plot is offered to Peter in episode 1 by Trude, who uses it as an allotment garden . There he begins to convert the trailer. Only with the material that is available, the old furniture from the house, the removed bathtub, etc., does Peter Lustig manage to accommodate a kitchen, a bedroom, a living room and a bathroom in and around the construction trailer. In this way, the audience was informed that supposed “junk” could still be used and that it was fun to question the existing, to come up with new ideas and to implement one's own plans and ideas in practice. This concept was retained for over 25 years and served as the basic concept for every program.
In the series, the moderator brings the viewers closer to both natural science and knowledge about animals or ancient cultures (for example the Romans ). The spectrum of topics is very extensive: from healthy eating, salt extraction from salt pans, traffic problems in the city, holidays on the farm to the stars at night and numerous other topics. For a long time, dandelion was also known as "stories from nature, the environment and technology".
In the program, certain topics were often discussed from an ecological point of view rather than from a different point of view, such as B. Economy, considered. The authors did not lack media criticism either. The young viewers should be introduced to the moderate use of television. Therefore, since the first episode of Dandelion at the end of the program , Lustig has asked - with a look into the camera and thus directly addressing the viewer - to no longer sit in front of the television, but to switch off the device.
Production and locations
At the beginning of the 1980s, the program's editors lived in Bärstadt im Taunus - not far from Mainz , the headquarters of ZDF . In addition, the production company Studio Heidelberg was located in a suburb of the university town, namely Altenbach (near Schriesheim ), 65 kilometers from Bärstadt. In the course of the first year of production, the fictional town on the edge of which the meadow property is located was given the name Bärstadt . However, the main location was Berlin and the surrounding area. So the trailer was in episodes of seasons 1, 2, 3 and 5 in the Berlin district of Heiligensee , in episodes of seasons 9, 10 and 11 in the Kornaue in Berlin-Wannsee and in most episodes of seasons 12-17 and 19-22 in Kleinmachnow .
From time to time, however, outdoor scenes were also shot in Heidelberg, Freiburg im Breisgau and Mainz. There were also locations further away. For example, episodes 69 (Peter dances on the volcano) and 83 (There's not water everywhere) were mostly filmed on the Canary Island of Lanzarote . Episode 109 (Peter on the high seas) was partially recorded on board the Finnjet , episode 121 (Peters Höhenflug) at Hannover Airport and episode 115 (Peter and the Spirit of Marksburg) at Marksburg . The current location is Hennigsdorf .
Construction trailer
The first construction trailer for Peter Lustig was designed by Klaus Fischer in 1980 and built by Clausing & Wrede. It was in use from 1980 to 2005 and was temporarily stored in a hall between filming. Today it is in the open air in the Babelsberg Film Park in Potsdam. It had a staircase leading to the roof terrace, a horizontally split door , a skylight, four outer drawers , a pull-up bed, a folding desk, wall cupboards , a kitchenette with two electric hotplates and a sink, an oven heater, the speaking doorbell “Klaus-Dieter” and an outside bathtub.
The second construction trailer for Fritz Fuchs was designed by Christoph Tillmann on the frame of an earlier toilet wagon and has been in use since 2006. In addition to the staircase leading to the roof terrace, it has a fire brigade sliding pole, a horizontally three-part door, a skylight, an indoor bathroom with a view, four outer drawers, a loft bed above the bathroom, a winter garden, a kitchenette with two electric hotplates and a sink, and a dining area.
There is also an event construction trailer that has been available for rent from the Himmel und Erde agency since 2000 . Instead of the chair stairs he has a staircase with railings, it is longer and the interior design is different from the original.
Finally, there is an almost faithful replica of the first construction trailer.
Episode list
Löwenzahn with Peter Lustig
Peter Lustig's trademarks were his dungarees (of which there is a separate episode and which was still " with a punch " in the first year of production of the dandelion 1978/79 ), nickel glasses , a little beard (which was black in the 27 years of production and only a mustache , then gray and a full beard and finally white) and a bald head. In his everyday life, Peter Lustig always encountered problems and things that he did not understand, after which he began to investigate. He showed curiosity, open-mindedness, but also self-irony and wit. He visited factories , museums , theaters and laboratories . He went on expeditions to a mine, a Spanish-speaking volcanic area , to the zoo , to haunted castles or in his own garden. He baked bread, got cows to milk , pruned apple trees under the guidance of a fruit growers and was once even while dodging the bus caught. The figure should not be designed as perfect and omniscient, but neither should it appear too childish and too naive. Since Peter Lustig had a say in the development of the character of the same name (from 1983 he was also the author of many programs), he made sure that the character was always an adult "who has retained a curiosity without appearing childish", as he said himself. His farewell saying at the end of the program was in variations: "Now there's nothing more, so you can switch off."
The neatly trimmed garden of the neighbor Hermann Paschulke, played by Helmut Krauss, borders the overgrown meadow plot of Lustig . The figure has served as an alternative to the figure of Peter Lustig since 1981 (Peter and the long lines) . The neighbor is overweight, not interested in an ecological way of life, but wasteful and not very environmentally conscious, eats unhealthily, does not play sports, drives big cars, is afraid of spiders, always mows his lawn short and fulfills numerous clichés of a typical German philistine . Often it was Paschulke's "mistakes" that Lustig observed and that aroused his curiosity. Nevertheless, Paschulke was basically good-hearted and Lustig a good friend and neighbor, who sometimes complained about "noise" in Lustig's garden, on the other hand occasionally gave him a hand, helped him with his projects and experiments, and traveled with him.
Paschulke was still nameless in the first episodes, was initially called Opitz in one episode ( Peterchens Mondfahrt ) and only got a station on his later name in 1987 with Peter macht .
In one episode ( The Weed Gardener ) another neighbor with a similar character appears: Mr. Thoroughly, played by Wilfried Herbst .
Peter's aunt Elli ( Inge Wolffberg ), other relatives and friends as well as experts on the respective topics also appeared in supporting roles . Every now and then they were real professionals, otherwise they were portrayed by actors, etc. a. by Heinrich Schafmeister . In the first episodes, Ute Fitz-Koska appeared as a sisterly friend Trude.
Another figure was the Klaus-Dieter made by Peter, a kind of robot that hung on Peter's construction trailer near the entrance and whose body consisted of a ukulele , two light bulbs for the eyes and the arm of a doll. Peter's activities were often ironically commented on by Klaus-Dieter.
On the occasion of the 25th anniversary, the feature film Löwenzahn - The Film: The Journey into Adventure was made in 2005 , which tells a coherent story and can also be broadcast as a three-part series. Here Peter is offered a castle to replace his property. After signing the contract, this turns out to be a trick of a construction lion (played by Dietmar Bär ) who sabotages Peter's efforts to withdraw from the purchase. At the end of 2005, Lustig withdrew from production due to health problems. To say goodbye, a dandelion night was broadcast in 2005, as it had been 5 years earlier for the 20th anniversary of the series . Lustig moderated it from his house near Husum. Even after Lustig's departure in episode 200, Helmut Krauss continued to play as Mr. Paschulke in the series.
After Peter Lustig's death on February 23, 2016, ZDF showed a long dandelion night with classic Peter Lustig episodes on the night of the following Saturday (February 27) to Sunday (February 28) . A selection of episodes with Peter Lustig was shown until autumn 2017 and will be shown on ZDF as Löwenzahn Classics on Sunday morning from the end of May 2018 , right after the new episodes with Fritz Fuchs.
Löwenzahn with Guido Hammesfahr as Fritz Fuchs
With episode 201 in October 2006, the actor Guido Hammesfahr , known from the Sat.1 comedy series Ladykracher , succeeded Peter Lustig in the role of Fritz Fuchs. The fictional location Bärstadt and the stubborn neighbor Paschulke ( Helmut Krauss ) were preserved. As a result of the change of moderator, the pilot film Verblüffende Aufcovery in Bärstadt was created , which also tells a coherent story and which can also be broadcast as a two-parter. Fritz Fuchs discovers Peter Lustig's abandoned, dilapidated site trailer. Why he left the trailer and what became of him is not explained. He is enthusiastic about the refinements of his predecessor and decides to move in here. But there are also other interested parties. The scrap dealer ( Ralf Richter ) does everything to get the trailer. At the beginning, Paschulke is against Fritz moving in, but when the dealer urinates into the water sample to prevent the move, he too is for Fritz.
According to the broadcaster, the new episodes with Hammesfahr are “faster, more action-packed, more mobile and with more action”. In addition, the sportiness, thirst for action and the quick-wittedness of Hammesfahr, born in 1968, should flow into the modernized program. Like Peter Lustig, Hammesfahr always says goodbye to the audience with the same slogan: “I don't know what you're doing, but Keks and I, we're going to do another round.” Then he makes a hand gesture by saying switching off by means of a rotary knob, as we know it from old televisions before the 1970s, imitates.
With the introduction of the new main character Fritz Fuchs, Fritz's sister Suse Fuchs-Liebig ( Eva Mannschott ), kiosk owner Yasemin Saidi ( Sanam Afrashteh ) and his Bernese Mountain Dog Keks appear regularly in new supporting roles. Yasemin's last name in the earlier episodes is Demirkhan and has Persian roots, her parents are from Iran. She owns the kiosk near the site trailer. She has been Fritz's best friend from the start and they both help each other when there are problems. She has a nephew named Hadi and a little niece. She often quotes her grandma Saidi, of whom she also has one or the other exotic treasure, such as a baking book with oriental baked goods.
Since 2012, Fritz's family has been expanded to include his creative, chaotic cousin Charlie ( Géraldine Raths ). She always has very big dreams and big ideas, but then messes up a lot of things around her. In addition, Heinz Kluthe ( Holger Handtke ) from the Bärstädter Ordnungsamt joined in 2012 . He is the exact opposite of Fritz and Charlie and is always very precise, meticulous and orderly and has a great fear of germs. In the episode Criminalistics - The Wrong Hare , Holger Handtke also appears in the role of Heinz Kluthe's twin brother Horst, who is wanted as a bank robber, in addition to the role of Heinz Kluthes.
In individual episodes, prominent actors and comedians can be seen in supporting roles, such as Piet Klocke as an insect collector, Hans Werner Olm as a caretaker and as a cleaning lady (as Luise) in a double role in a string museum, Ralf Schmitz as a model boat freak, Dietmar Huhn as a forester, Bernhard Hoëcker as salesman, Tom Gerhardt as caretaker and Gayle Tufts as spider expert. In October 2007 Peter Lustig appeared one last time in the episode Lifestyle - Time Travel in Bärstadt .
On May 17, 2020, the episode Endlessly Durable - When Neighbors Become Friends for the First Time, which is intended as an homage to the 40 years with neighbor Paschulke, in which the series also says goodbye to him at the same time. In this episode, Paschulke is on vacation on the Pacific island of Tonga and decides not to return to Bärstadt, but to stay on Tonga. His nephew David Paschulke inherits his property. The actor Helmut Krauss, who played the role of the neighbor Paschulke since 1981, died on August 26, 2019.
Others
- In episode 165 When the water gets too cold with Peter Lustig, raven Rudi from the children's series Siebenstein had a cameo appearance . In episode 181 Peter and the Copper Can , Peter Lustig is looking for a birthday present for his aunt Elli in Frau Siebenstein's junk shop; however, the main characters of the series do not appear, but a junk dealer named Elmar Windig, who is named as the owner of the shop.
- Many topics that were once dealt with with Peter Lustig are currently being shot and broadcast again with Fritz Fuchs.
- As part of the children's program Spielhaus , some episodes of Löwenzahn were dubbed in Swiss German and broadcast on DRS .
- In episode 223 Lifestyle - Time Travel in Bärstadt , the former presenter of the program Peter Lustig takes on a guest role as inventor and former trailer owner who is returning to his old surroundings. There is also a reunion with his old neighbor Paschulke. His indirect question of whether he will be a guest again on “his” old show, however, is answered in the negative. At the end of the program, in addition to Fritz Fuchs' farewell, you can also hear Peter Lustig's, which he himself said for over 25 years as a presenter.
- In episodes 260 and 261, a former, now overgrown part of the abandoned Spreepark in Berlin was used for outdoor shots . So in episode 260 dinosaur figures of the park were installed, in episode 261 you can clearly see in several scenes how the rusty old ferris wheel protrudes from nature in the background.
- In episode 320, Fritz is in hospital because of an injury. Therefore, Yasemin, who is supposed to take care of Hund Keks, leads the viewers through the show together with neighbor Paschulke. Yasemin also moderates episode 295.
- As a result, thunderstorms were shot on the Müggelturm .
- The trailer is now in the Babelsberg Film Park, but has been damaged by wind and weather. Today most of the chairs are missing from the stairs, the speaking ukulele has disappeared, as has the awning. The bathtub at the back has broken out (as of 2018).
- As a running gag - since Peter Lustig - one of the outer drawers opens by itself and closes again.
in the middle
The television series mittendrin , produced for ZDF from 1988 to 1995 , was created as an offshoot of the series Löwenzahn . It was aimed at slightly older children and young people and dealt with topics from nature and the environment or environmental pollution and environmental protection . In each episode, Peter Lustig placed his desk in a location corresponding to the topic of the episode and also used it as a laboratory table. Lustig moderated a total of 33 episodes of the series, another eight episodes were presented by actress Anja Franke .
Löwenzahn - The cinema adventure
On May 12, 2011 the feature film Löwenzahn - The Cinema Adventure started in German cinemas. The ZDF and Studio.TV.Film produced it on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the series. Instead of educational content, the focus is on an action-packed story about a treasure hunt. Peter Timm directed. In addition to Guido Hammesfahr, Helmut Krauss and Sanam Afrashteh, Ruby O. Fee as a young adventurer and Dominique Horwitz and Petra Schmidt-Schaller as their opponents. The shooting took place from July to September 2010, including in Thuringia at Ranis Castle and in the Erfurt Children's Media Center .
Dandelion
The dandelion offshoot Löwenzähnchen , which is aimed at preschool children , has existed since October 28, 2012 . This series is particularly about Fritz's dog biscuit. While Fritz is out and about, Keks experiences his own adventures and shows children between the ages of three and six years nature. Biscuit is spoken by Oliver Kalkofe . Prominent voice actors include Santiago Ziesmer as Karl Rabbit and Hugo Hahn, Ilona Schulz as the cow Karlotta and the cat Karla, Maximiliane Häcke as the mole Maxi and Moritz Maus and Mackie Heilmann as Wilma Wildschwein and Matilda Ladybug. In September 2012 the “Löwenzähnchen-Bühnenshow” premiered at the party for the 15th birthday of the KiKA in Erfurt. The show for preschool children and the pram is running parallel to the new preschool series by ZDFtivi at the marketing agency Himmel und Erde e. K.
Episode list of the 71 episodes so far
1st season (2012)
1. Biscuit on a ghost
hunt - rabbit 2. Biscuit and the pond diver - frog
3. Biscuit and chewing gum
grass - cow 4. Biscuit looking for chicks - rooster
5. biscuit counts seven points - ladybug
6. biscuit and the world's best hills - mole
7th biscuit and the missing ball - cat
8th biscuit and the spherical ball nest - harvest mouse
9th biscuit and the mud bath - wild boar
10th biscuit and the snail championship - snail
2nd season (2013)
11. biscuit and the thickest cheeks in the world - hamster
12. biscuit and the mini biscuits - dog
13. biscuit and the colorful flutter - butterflies
14. biscuit and the big food - donkey
15. biscuit and the big tingling - ant
16. biscuit and the wild gang - pig
17th biscuit and the big chatter - goose
18th biscuit and the flytrap - frog
19th biscuit and the flying nut - squirrel
20th biscuit and the moated castle - beaver
21st biscuit and the bubbles - fire salamander
22nd biscuit hear it rattle - pair of storks
23. Biscuit dreams of flying - stork
babies 24. Biscuit and the ball cactus - hedgehog
25. Biscuit and the long beard - goat
26. Biscuit and the runaways - kittens
3rd season (2014)
27. Biscuit and the strange apples - pony
28. Biscuit and the clever egg - raven
29. Biscuit and the meadow song - grasshopper
30. Biscuit and the chief of the forest - red deer
31. Biscuit and the loud whistle - marmot
32. Biscuit and the world's best Fertilizer - Earthworm
33. Biscuit and the salty treat - Sheep
34. Biscuit and the big Mümmeln - Bunny
35. Biscuit and the big wash - Raccoon
4th season (2015)
36.Biscuit and the nimble hooves - foal
37. Biscuit and the sea monster - tumbler beetle
38. Biscuit and the sunbath - lizard
39. Biscuit and the night ghosts - bat
40. Biscuit and the wave pool - turtle
41. Biscuit and the adventurer - meerkat
42 Biscuit and the robbers - pig
43. Biscuit and the rubber boot
alarm - rat 44. Biscuit and the super eavesdroppers - lynx
5th season (2016)
45.Biscuit and the little brush ears - lynx babies
46. Biscuit and the face of the heart - barn owl 47.Biscuit
and the snake - adder 48.Biscuit
and the birds of luck - crane 49.Biscuit
and the mosquito ship - mosquito 50.Biscuit and the bullies
- fox
51 Biscuit and the friend from Peru - alpaca
52. Biscuit and the food dispute - guinea pigs
53. Biscuit and the sleepyheads - dormice
6th season (2017)
54. Biscuit and the dung ball - wood dung beetle
55. Biscuit and the water dance - water strider
56. Biscuit and the double-decker - common toad
57. Biscuit and the string of lights - glow worms
58. Biscuit and the grouch - badger
59. Biscuit and the perfect camouflage - fawn
60 Biscuit and the new hairstyle - Alpaca
61. Biscuit and the flying mail - carrier pigeon
62. Biscuit and the thick fur - Highlander
7th season (2020)
63. Biscuit and the aerobatics - dragonfly
64. Biscuit and the powerhouses - bison
65. Biscuit and the diving masters - Coot
66. Biscuit and the hunger for bears - Bear
67. Biscuit and the giant fuzzy - Lion
68. Biscuit and the wild dog - Desert fox
69 Biscuit and the Egg Thieves - Ostrich
70. Biscuit and the Gray Giants - Elephant
71. Biscuit and the Lost Key - Baboon
media
magazine
There is a children's magazine for the broadcast. It was published by Egmont Ehapa Verlag from 2000 to 2011 under the title Löwenzahn-Magazin . The Löwenzahn magazine has been published by Blue Ocean Entertainment since 2011 . The knowledge magazine is aimed at children between the ages of six and ten.
Computer games
A series of computer games was published by Terzio Verlag for the broadcast , of which over 3 million copies were sold.
- now discontinued series
- Dandelion 1 (topics: potatoes, wood, moles, hearing, salt, hammer, weeds)
- Dandelion 2 (topics: planes, balloons, earth, water, air)
- Dandelion 3 (topics: Middle Ages, magnetism, puppet theater, forest, hedgehogs)
- Dandelion 4 (Topics: Stone Age and Evolution, Humans, Space, Bridges)
- Dandelion 5 (topics: dykes and mud flats, snails, wheels, herbs, smelling)
- Dandelion 6 (topics: rivers, dams, painting, hair, bats, stream, frogs)
- Löwenzahn 7 (topics: music, letterpress, bog, photography, chocolate)
- Löwenzahn 8 (topics: criminology, dogs, metal, mountains, telephone)
- Start of a new series
- Dandelion 25 years: lenses, lasers, pulleys
- Teaching with Dandelion: Senses and Technique (for teachers)
- ...
- still appeared
- Löwenzahn Kinder Lexikon: An informative dictionary software for children
- Löwenzahn Spielebox: The most beautiful games from the CD-Roms
- Löwenzahn Verkehrsschule: Safe through traffic with lots of games
- Dandelion advent calendar
DVDs and VHS
In December 2005 the big Löwenzahn fan box was released with 24 different episodes on 6 DVDs, which were also available individually. Various individual episodes were previously released on VHS. Since November 2010 there has been a Best of Löwenzahn DVD, each with five episodes starring Peter Lustig (Peter goes hunting for bones, Peter dances on the volcano, Peter and the longest noodle in the world, Peter's journey to the Stone Age, Peter's snails run ) and Fritz Fuchs (eye - double vision, rubber - rubber for the kiosk, puzzling animals - Bigfoot in Bärstadt, snakes - mysterious hiding places, wind - a mill is going crazy) .
Stage show
Since summer 2010 there has been a stage show and the dandelion event trailer as a mobile show. The new dandelion show premiered in June 2010 at the “Long Night of Science” in Berlin-Adlershof and then went on the Kika summer tour.
exhibition
In 2012 the exhibition “Peter Lustig and Löwenzahn” started as a traveling exhibition to provide information about technical inventions. The exhibition was initiated by the Technikmuseum Freudenberg (Siegerland). Due to its great success, it was continued from April 2 to October 31, 2013.
Radio plays
From 2000 radio plays were also produced on selected dandelion episodes. These usually differ only slightly from the corresponding episodes on television, only the radio plays Peter on a treasure hunt, Peter's pirate station and Peter's expedition to the moon do not follow any specific episode. In addition to Lustig, the narrators of the radio plays are Wolf Frass and Kai Rönnau . In addition to the narrated story and material contributions, all episodes also contain songs and a knowledge quiz.
The following episodes were released on MC and CD :
With drawn cover picture (illustrations by Klaus. H. Fischer and Björn Pertoft) :
- Peter on a treasure hunt
- Peter's pirate station
- Peter's expedition to the moon
- Peter and the dance of the vampires
- Peter and the trash gnome
- Peter and the treasure of the ancient Romans
- Peter buys a train
With cover picture of the television series:
- Peter chases the thief from Bärstadt
- Peter and the Beast from Bear Lake
- Peter storms the mountain peaks
- Peter and the magic lamp
- Peter and the howling of the wolves
- Peter goes to the fire department
- Peter plays the weatherman
- Peter wants a mini cow
- The journey into adventure part 1
- The journey into adventure part 2
In addition, the radio play Songs and Stories by and with Peter Lustig was released in 1983 , which is now also available on CD.
In the summer of 2012, three CDs were released on the radio play label Karussell. The next three radio plays followed in summer 2013.
- Löwenzahn 01 - Adventure in Tierra del Fuego
- Dandelion 02 - The howl of the wolves
- Dandelion 03 - The tower of the vampires
- Löwenzahn 04 - secret operation on the construction site
- Löwenzahn 05 - A dinosaur in the garden
- Löwenzahn 06 - A gas under pressure
Awards
- In 1980 Peter Lustig and Anne Voss received the Adolf Grimme Prize with silver for Dandelion .
- In 1982 Ingo Hermann (script and direction), Gabriele Röthemeyer (script and direction) and Klaus Gensel (camera) received an Adolf Grimme Silver Prize for Löwenzahn .
- In 2005, Peter Lustig was awarded the Environmental Media Prize of the German Environmental Aid .
- In 2007 Peter Lustig received the Federal Cross of Merit on ribbon (September 4th)
Others
The name and logo of the program are based on the common dandelion .
In the dandelion episodes with Peter Lustig, well-known actors also appear in supporting roles, for example in the episode Peter lets the fleas jump with Winfried Glatzeder or in the episode Peter looks for the duck foot tree with Rüdiger Wandel as a dendrologist . The poem Gingo biloba is also mentioned in this episode . Ernst-Georg Schwill has appeared in a supporting role in three episodes so far . Gernot Endemann played in Peter stands on the dike . In the episode Peter Goes in the Air , Helma Sjuts portrayed the balloonist , who was not an actress, but actually a famous balloonist.
As a result, chickens are musically diverse styles of music are presented. It starts with Michael Praetorius ' Ballet der Hahn , goes on to Johann Joachim Quantz ' Flute Concerto and Julia Neigel is also represented in the rock category.
Since the episode Peter becomes an artist , his self-painted pictures of roaring deer in the style of naive art after Henri Rousseau have been hanging on the trailer .
Peter visited u. a. the archaeological park in Xanten .
Web links
- Official dandelion website
- Official fan page
- Episode guide dandelion
- Website of the dandelion magazine
- Blue Ocean Entertainment website
- Dandelion in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Marker, Kolja: Löwenzahn (2012). Detailed review on KinderundJugendmedien.de . (Accessed January 29, 2018)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Follow Fritz Fuchs 203 Endlessly durable - when neighbors become friends at the dandelion fan club or Endlessly durable - when neighbors become friends at Fernsehserien.de
- ↑ Rosemarie Kuheim: TV Chronicle - German film and television history in 1979 , Deutsches Filmmuseum
- ↑ Pusteblume episode guide on the website of the Löwenzahn fan club www.loewenzahnfanclub.de
- ↑ Stuttgarter Zeitung of January 2, 2004
- ↑ http://www.loewenzahnfanclub.de/taxonomy/term/70
- ↑ The trailer. Retrieved August 10, 2020 .
- ↑ Interview in Stern 30/1985
- ↑ RP Online: Long Dandelion Night honors Peter Lustig
- ↑ Dandelion broadcast dates at fernsehserien.de
- ↑ Why does that always happen? (Dandelion). November 25, 2012, accessed August 10, 2020 .
- ↑ Dandelion: Deer - ZDFtivi. Retrieved on August 10, 2020 (here at minute 13).
- ↑ Official website for the movie ( Memento of the original from March 22, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Start of shooting for ZDF cinema production with Guido Hammesfahr, Dominique Horwitz and Petra Schmidt-Schaller , ZDF press release, accessed on July 24, 2010
- ↑ Studio.TV.Film: Löwenzahn - The Cinema Adventure ( Memento of the original from December 6, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed July 24, 2010
- Jump up ↑ Dandelions - Episode Guide . fernsehserien.de. Retrieved May 17, 2020.
- ↑ Blue Ocean brings "Löwenzahn" back to the Kress.de store on March 2nd, 2012
- ↑ https://bildungsklick.de/dienstleistungen/terzio-moellers-bellinghausen-verlag-gmbh/
- ^ Peter Lustig - Exhibition in the Technology Museum Freudenberg. In: peter-lustig-ausstellung.de. Retrieved February 25, 2016 .
- ^ Review of the radio play Popshot.over-blog.de from September 22, 2013
