Spannagl & Son

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Television series
Original title Spannagl & Son
Country of production Germany
original language German
Year (s) 1975-1976
length 25 minutes
Episodes 13
genre Family series
Director Wolfgang Liebeneiner
script Heinz Pauck
Christian Sasse
Walter Sedlmayr
music Hans Posegga
camera Götz Neumann
German-language
first broadcast		 December 11, 1975
occupation

Spannagl & Sohn is a 13-part family series that was broadcast for the first time in December 1975 on ZDF's evening program .

content

The delicatessen dealer Gustav Spannagl runs a thriving delicatessen shop in a small Bavarian town together with his wife Elise. The situation changes when a supermarket opens its doors in the immediate vicinity. And if that wasn't enough, Spannagl's son Gerd becomes a branch manager at the competition. The news that her daughter Beate will drop out of her studies and open a practice for child psychology in her hometown where she can bring in her emancipatory ideas is of minor importance. Although he is secretly proud of his son's success, Spannagl Sr. does not let himself get down and starts a bitter guerrilla war against the supermarket together with other local business people. Gustav's friend Georg Jakob, who supplies both companies as a meat and sausage manufacturer, benefits from this in particular.

Others

As the ZDF wrote in a press release at the time, people believed there “that a series in which, in addition to pure entertainment, certain economic contexts are to be shown only has a chance with the viewer if the intellectual vehicle of the comedy is used very specifically. "

With the exception of the period between Christmas 1975 and New Year 1976, the series was broadcast at weekly intervals. Well-known Bavarian actors were seen in episode roles. Spannagl & Sohn was repeated by ZDF in 1979, followed by another broadcast on 3sat in 1992 . The series is now also available on DVD.

Episode list

episode First broadcast title Guest actors
1 December 11, 1975 A supermarket is coming Georg Blädel , Gerlinde Döberl , Toni Berger
2 18th December 1975 Selling is a science Franziska Stömmer , Elisabeth Karg , Götz-Olaf Rausch
3 January 8, 1976 Courage to take risks Max Grießer , Margot Mahler , Michael Lenz
4th 15th January 1976 Children and new ideas Lina Carstens , Bernd Herzsprung
5 22nd January 1976 The weekly market and its consequences Rolf Castell , Willy Harlander , Robert Naegele
6th January 29, 1976 Wedding day with all the trimmings Otto Friebel , Gerlinde Döberl, Bernd Herzsprung
7th 5th February 1976 The theater with the children Bernd Herzsprung
8th February 12, 1976 Friend Yasar Wolfi Fischer , Franziska Stömmer, Götz-Olaf Rausch
9 19th February 1976 Stimulation from the big city Walter Feuchtenberg , Harry Hardt , Harry Kalenberg , Mogens von Gadow
10 February 26, 1976 Advertising with music Norbert Gastell , Iska Geri , Wilfried Klaus , Max Strecker
11 March 11, 1976 Unity should make you strong Antje Hagen , Willy Schultes , Ludwig Schmid-Wildy
12 March 18, 1976 Marriage politics, history politics Otto Friebel, Bernd Herzsprung, Elisabeth Karg
13 March 25, 1976 There have to be compromises Max Grießer, Willy Harlander, Willy Schultes

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Spannagl & Sohn at fernsehserien.de, accessed on January 22, 2017
  2. ↑ Michael Reufsteck / Stefan Niggemeier : Das Fernsehlexikon , p. 1127, Goldmann Verlag, Berlin, 2005, ISBN 978-3-442-30124-9