History Series / KonstantinouKaiElenis

* StatusQuoIsGod: up until the last few episodes of the series and apart from some two parter and of course the piolt you can see the series in any order you want and it would be fine anything that happened in the previous episode no matter how serious will be forgotten and almost never brought up again.
* SharedUniverse: implied in the episode h farma ton zhon one of the guests starts mentions Dionyssis Dangas, harris romas character from one of his other comedy series, and in a later series called "lifting" Konstatinos appears and much confusion happened because he looks identical to the protagonist of that series.

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: In '' I Vendetta'' after Lakis visits Eleni's bar disguised, Nikolas can be clearly seen {{corpsing}} in the background.

* AbsenteeActor: Mostly Averted. All the main actors appeared in the majority of the episodes. The only exception is Matina in a small thee episode arc where she travelled to Melbourne to find a penpal date of hers(and eventually looking for a groom there in general).

* TruthInTelevision: Kostantinos is a religious figure with hypocritical tendencies towards people who do not follow the {{Good Old Ways}}... a reputation very associated with the modern Greek orthodox church.

** Eleni's very unfiltered swearing.

** Averted for the web version uploaded on the official [=YouTube=] channel; all episodes are uploaded, uncensored.

** Confirmed homosexual guest characters (Lakis the butcher, Matina's cousin, Miss Mavrea).

* {{GettingCrapPastTheRadar}}: The radar never existed in the first place. The creators were given so much creative freedom because they thought the series would be cut short in its first season. Notable examples include:

* {{GettinCrapPastTheRadar}}: The radar never existed in the first place. The creators were given so much creative freedom because they thought the series would be cut short in its first season. Notable examples include:

* {{All For Nothing}}: [[spoiler: The final episodes reveal that the two housemates never had to have the "two wills" case taken to court in the first place, as there was a third and final will in video format. A much calmer, offscreen, version of the trial is implied to have taken place shortly before the final episode, with both parties agreeing on settling on a half-half ownership. To put it simply, '''the entirety of the first season''' could have been avoided.]]

* GettinCrapPastTheRadar: The radar never existed in the first place. The creators were given so much creative freedom because they thought the series would be cut short in its first season. Notable examples include:

* FreudianExcuse: Konstantinos' love for Sakis in "To Rok Kai To Pourok'' comes from a traumatic experience from his childhood. When he was a kid, his father imposed him to hear only classical music. He had a disc of Takis (gift from his cousin), which he listened when he was alone. One day, his father discovered this and tore it to pieces.
* FunnyBackgroundEvent: In '' I Vendetta'' after Lakis visits Eleni's bar disguised, Nikolas can be clearly seen {{corpsing}} in the background.
* FunWithSubtitles: "I laidi kai i Alitra" whenever one of the female characters speak in english.

* {{All For Nothing}}: [[spoiler: The final episodes reveal that the two housemates never had to have the "two wills" case taken to court in the first place, as there was a third and final will in video format. To put it simply, '''the entirety of the first season''' could have been avoided.]]

** An italian being associalted with the mafia named "Nino Putso"[note] Putso being a vulgar term for "penis"[/note]

* GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

* AbsenteeActor: Averted. All the main actors appeared in all the episodes.

* ThrowItIn: a common practice by Harrys Romas reportedly. Being the director and scriptwriter he never knew the scripts by heart and mostly improvised by the episode's general gist.

* EditedForSyndication: An interesting case: since the series is rerun on early afternoon instead of its initial prime time slot, swear words were eventually beeped out, scenes involving nudity or sexual implications were cut, and infamously, sexual orientation and drug references were beeped out as well. A (surprisingly serious) episode on the subject matter of sexual harrasment was cut altogether.

%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

It is (in)famous for being one of the (if not The) longest re-run domestic series on Greek television, with out-of-order reruns to this day on afternoon hours. It was briefly replaced with tabloid news for a limited period of time in 2012, but was recovered on the program's schedule.