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* CharacterFocus: The focus changes each season, Eva in season 1, Noora in season 2 and Isak in Season 3.
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* CharacterFocus: The focus changes each season, Eva in season 1, Noora in season 2 and 2, Isak in Season 3.season 3 and Sana in season 4.
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* HeroicBSOD: Isak a couple of times in season 3, most notably when [[spoiler: he sees Even kissing ex-girlfriend Sonja at a party]].
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** Noora after she believes she was [[spoiler:drugged and raped by William's brother.]]
** Isak a couple of times in season 3, most notably when [[spoiler: he sees Even kissing ex-girlfriend Sonja at a party]].
** Noora after she believes she was [[spoiler:drugged and raped by William's brother.]]
** Isak a couple of times in season 3, most notably when [[spoiler: he sees Even kissing ex-girlfriend Sonja at a party]].
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* WrittenInAbsence: Thomas Hayes, who plays William, quit the show after the second season to focus on other projects. This is explained in the third season as him and Noora moving to London together, with Noora eventually coming back when William starts neglecting her. She waits for him to follow and apologize if he "really loves" her, but as his actor's quit, one might he assume he never will - unless it's done off-screen, that is.
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* TitleDrop: Mostly averted, although the feeling of shame is prevalent in the main characters. In the first season, Eva [[spoiler: deals with the shame of having stolen Jonas from Ingrid and of having kissed Penetrator Chris at the Halloween party]]. In the second season, Noora [[spoiler: is ashamed of falling for William because he's a player and a badboy and she's a feminist]] and William [[spoiler: is ashamed of his family (with good reason in the case of his brother)]]. In the third season, Isak [[spoiler: is ashamed of liking boys]] and Even [[spoiler: is ashamed of being bipolar and of being bisexual]].
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** Many in Season 3 to ''Film/WilliamShakespearesRomeoAndJuliet''
*** Isak watches it when he hears Even say that his favorite director is ''Creator/BazLuhrmann''
*** Songs from the film are used in the show; "Talk Show Host", "Kissing You", and "Local God" specifically.
*** [[spoiler: Isak and Even have their first]] kiss in a pool. To "Kissing You", no less.
*** The church where Isak goes for the Christmas concert has a long aisle-way lined with candles and a kitschy neon cross
*** [[spoiler: Romeo and Juliet commit suicide and it is implied that Even was preparing to kill himself (his goodbye text to Isak and his belief that death is required for an epic romance). Luckily Isak puts things together in time to stop him.]]
* TitleDrop: Mostly averted, although the feeling of shame is prevalent in the main characters. In the first season, Eva [[spoiler: deals with the shame of having stolen Jonas from Ingrid and of having kissed Penetrator Chris at the Halloween party]]. In the second season, Noora [[spoiler: is ashamed of falling for William because he's a player and a badboy and she's a feminist]] and William [[spoiler: is ashamed of his family (with good reason in the case of his brother)]]. In the third season, Isak [[spoiler: is ashamed of liking boys]] and Even [[spoiler: is ashamed of beingbipolar and of being bisexual]].bipolar]].
*** Isak watches it when he hears Even say that his favorite director is ''Creator/BazLuhrmann''
*** Songs from the film are used in the show; "Talk Show Host", "Kissing You", and "Local God" specifically.
*** [[spoiler: Isak and Even have their first]] kiss in a pool. To "Kissing You", no less.
*** The church where Isak goes for the Christmas concert has a long aisle-way lined with candles and a kitschy neon cross
*** [[spoiler: Romeo and Juliet commit suicide and it is implied that Even was preparing to kill himself (his goodbye text to Isak and his belief that death is required for an epic romance). Luckily Isak puts things together in time to stop him.]]
* TitleDrop: Mostly averted, although the feeling of shame is prevalent in the main characters. In the first season, Eva [[spoiler: deals with the shame of having stolen Jonas from Ingrid and of having kissed Penetrator Chris at the Halloween party]]. In the second season, Noora [[spoiler: is ashamed of falling for William because he's a player and a badboy and she's a feminist]] and William [[spoiler: is ashamed of his family (with good reason in the case of his brother)]]. In the third season, Isak [[spoiler: is ashamed of liking boys]] and Even [[spoiler: is ashamed of being
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First airing September 25 2015, it follows the lives of a loosely-knit group of high school teenagers. The scenes making up each episode are made available on [[http://skam.p3.no/ the show's home page]] at irregular times and without prior notice during the week (usually five or six scenes per week), and between these scenes, other media are published in this stream, such as Facebook chats between the characters and pics or short videos from the character's (fictional) Instagram accounts, filling out the experience. On Friday night, the scenes from the previous week are made available as a regular episode (with "previously on" and credits) on NRK's web TV portal (more specifically [[https://tv.nrk.no/serie/skam here]]) and sent on linear TV (NRK 3) as well. Fan-created subs have appeared online as the show has gathered attention from international viewers as well.
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First airing September 25 25, 2015, it follows the lives of a loosely-knit group of high school teenagers. The scenes making up each episode are made available on [[http://skam.p3.no/ the show's home page]] at irregular times and without prior notice during the week (usually five or six scenes per week), and between these scenes, other media are published in this stream, such as Facebook chats between the characters and pics or short videos from the character's (fictional) Instagram accounts, filling out the experience. On Friday night, the scenes from the previous week are made available as a regular episode (with "previously on" and credits) on NRK's web TV portal (more specifically [[https://tv.nrk.no/serie/skam here]]) and sent on linear TV (NRK 3) as well. Fan-created subs have appeared online as the show has gathered attention from international viewers as well.
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** Isak tells Emma she looks like Eleven in ''Series/StrangerThings.''
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** Isak tells Emma she looks like Eleven in from ''Series/StrangerThings.''
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** Isak tells Emma she looks like Eleven in ''Series/StrangerThings.''
** The romantic scenario Even describes for him and Isak while they're at a hotel is from the ending of ''Film/PrettyWoman.''
** Isak tells Emma she looks like Eleven in ''Series/StrangerThings.''
** The romantic scenario Even describes for him and Isak while they're at a hotel is from the ending of ''Film/PrettyWoman.''
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* AbortedArc: The ending of season 1 has Eva and Noora realize Isak is possibly gay and in love with Jonas. While Isak eventually comes to terms with his sexuality, his supposed feelings for Jonas are never brought up again.
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* RunningGag: Every time we see Isak and Sana's female teacher in season 3, the camera focuses on her bra-less chest.
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* CannotSpitItOut: [[spoiler:When William confronts Noora about sleeping with his brother, Noora somehow can't simply tell him that she believe she was drugged and doesn't remember anything. Instead she tells him "I don't know" which of course leads to him walking out on her.]]
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* CannotSpitItOut: [[spoiler:When William confronts Noora about sleeping with his brother, Noora somehow can't simply tell him that she believe believes she was drugged and doesn't remember anything. Instead she tells him "I don't know" which of course leads to him walking out on her.]]
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* CannotSpitItOut: [[spoiler:When William confronts Noora about sleeping with his brother, Noora somehow can't simply tell him that she believe she was drugged and doesn't remember anything. Instead she tells him "I don't know" which of course leads to him walking out on her.]]
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* LadyKillerInLoveLadyKillerInLove: William falls for Noora.
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InvisibleParents: Mostly played straight. The main characters are all youths, and the only parent we get to meet for some time is Eva's mother in season 1, and that is mainly to emphasize that she's mostly absent anyway. In season 3, some of the action concerns Isak's relationship with his parents, but their interaction happens mainly through texts and a few phone calls. Even in the penultimate episode, when Isak [[spoiler: goes to a church concert with both his parents, the parents are never shown in focus and we do not see their faces at any time]].
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* TitleDrop: Mostly averted, although the feeling of shame is prevalent in the main characters. In the first season, Eva [[spoiler: deals with the shame of having stolen Jonas from Ingrid and of having kissed Penetrator Chris at the Halloween party]]. In the second season, Noora [[spoiler: is ashamed of falling for William because he's a player and a badboy and she's a feminist]] and William [[spoiler: is ashamed of his family (with good reason in the case of his brother)]]. In the third season, Isak [[spoiler: is ashamed of liking boys]] and Even [[spoiler: is ashamed of being bipolar and of being bisexual]].
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''Skam'' (English: Shame) is one of Norway's hottest television shows. First airing September 25 2015, it follows the lives of high school teenagers. Episodes are compilations of each week's clips, which are aired in real time. Each season revolves around a different protagonist. It's been lauded for touching upon issues such as friendships, relationships, mental illness, bullying, slut-shaming, sex, Islamophobia, the refugee crisis, and sexuality with veracity and aplomb. Fans can also follow characters' Instagram accounts, adding an extra dimension to the experience. Available online with decent English fansubs.
Season 1 revolves around Eva and her difficult relationship with her boyfriend Jonas. Season 2 is about Noora, a feminist struggling with her feelings for bad-boy William. Season 3 centers around Isak coming to terms with his sexuality and his tumultuous relationship with Even.
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''Skam'' (English: Shame) is a TV series created by Julie Andem for the Norwegian public broadcasting company (NRK), and currently one of Norway's hottest most popular television shows. First airing September 25 2015, it follows the lives of high school teenagers. Episodes are compilations of each week's clips, which are aired in real time. Each season revolves around a different protagonist. It's been lauded for touching upon issues such as friendships, relationships, mental illness, bullying, slut-shaming, sex, Islamophobia, the refugee crisis, and sexuality with veracity and aplomb. Fans can also follow characters' aplomb.
First airing September 25 2015, it follows the lives of a loosely-knit group of high school teenagers. The scenes making up each episode are made available on [[http://skam.p3.no/ the show's home page]] at irregular times and without prior notice during the week (usually five or six scenes per week), and between these scenes, other media are published in this stream, such as Facebook chats between the characters and pics or short videos from the character's (fictional) Instagram accounts,adding an extra dimension to filling out the experience. Available On Friday night, the scenes from the previous week are made available as a regular episode (with "previously on" and credits) on NRK's web TV portal (more specifically [[https://tv.nrk.no/serie/skam here]]) and sent on linear TV (NRK 3) as well. Fan-created subs have appeared online with decent English fansubs.
as the show has gathered attention from international viewers as well.
Each season revolves around a different protagonist. Season 1 revolves around Eva and her difficult relationship with her boyfriend Jonas. Season 2 is about Noora, a feminist struggling with her feelings for bad-boy William. Season 3 centers around Isak coming to terms with his sexuality and his tumultuous relationship with Even.
First airing September 25 2015, it follows the lives of a loosely-knit group of high school teenagers. The scenes making up each episode are made available on [[http://skam.p3.no/ the show's home page]] at irregular times and without prior notice during the week (usually five or six scenes per week), and between these scenes, other media are published in this stream, such as Facebook chats between the characters and pics or short videos from the character's (fictional) Instagram accounts,
Each season revolves around a different protagonist. Season 1 revolves around Eva and her difficult relationship with her boyfriend Jonas. Season 2 is about Noora, a feminist struggling with her feelings for bad-boy William. Season 3 centers around Isak coming to terms with his sexuality and his tumultuous relationship with Even.
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* OhCrap: Isak throughout the hotel sequence late in season 3 as the signs of [[spoiler: Even's [[BipolarDisorder manic episode]]]] [[TheReveal escalate]] in front of him.
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* OhCrap: Isak throughout the hotel sequence late in season 3 as the signs of [[spoiler: Even's [[BipolarDisorder manic episode]]]] bipolar disorder]] [[TheReveal escalate]] in front of him.
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: Isak]] throughout the hotel sequence late in season 3 as the signs of [[spoiler: Even's [[BipolarDisorder manic episode]]]] [[TheReveal escalate]] in front of him.
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: Isak]] Isak throughout the hotel sequence late in season 3 as the signs of [[spoiler: Even's [[BipolarDisorder manic episode]]]] [[TheReveal escalate]] in front of him.
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: Isak]] throughout the hotel sequence late in season 3 as the signs of [[spoiler: Even's [[BipolarDisorder manic episode]]]] [[TheReveal escalate]] in front of him.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler: Isak]] finishes the season together with [[spoiler: Even]] and happy after all the hardships they went through, but at the same time reflective on how difficult it's been and with a focus on living purely for the moment.
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* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler: Isak]] finishes the season together with [[spoiler: Even]] and happy, but at the same time reflective on how difficult it's been and with a focus on living purely for the moment.
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* OutOfFocus: Due to the change in in CharacterFocus every season this happen often. Jonas and Isak has greatly reduced roles in Season 2. All of the girls are out of focus in Season 3, this is most noteable with Eva and Chris who doesn't even appear in most of the episodes.
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* OutOfFocus: Due to the change in in CharacterFocus every season this happen often. Jonas and Isak has have greatly reduced roles in Season 2. All 2 and all of the girls are out of focus in Season 3, this 3. This is most noteable notable with Eva and Chris who doesn't don't even appear in most of the episodes.
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* TheCharmer: Even's good looks are noted by many, even Isak's straight male friend Jonas.
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* OutOfFocus: Due to the change in in CharcterFocus every season this happen often. Jonas and Isak has greatly reduced roles in Season 2. All of the girls are out of focus in Season 3, this is most noteable with Eva and Chris who doesn't even appear in most of the episodes.
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* OutOfFocus: Due to the change in in CharcterFocus CharacterFocus every season this happen often. Jonas and Isak has greatly reduced roles in Season 2. All of the girls are out of focus in Season 3, this is most noteable with Eva and Chris who doesn't even appear in most of the episodes.
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* CharacterFocus: The focus changes each season, Eva in season 1, Noora in season 2 and Isak in Season 3.
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* OutOfFocus: Due to the change in in CharcterFocus every season this happen often. Jonas and Isak has greatly reduced roles in Season 2. All of the girls are out of focus in Season 3, this is most noteable with Eva and Chris who doesn't even appear in most of the episodes.
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* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler: Isak]] finishes the season together with [[spoiler: Even]] and happy, but at the same time with a focus on living purely for the moment.
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* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler: Isak]] finishes the season together with [[spoiler: Even]] and happy, but at the same time reflective on how difficult it's been and with a focus on living purely for the moment.
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* SingleTear: Isak was big on these.
* StraightGay: Isak took a 'gay test' online early in season 3, but only scored 20%.
* StraightGay: Isak took a 'gay test' online early in season 3, but only scored 20%.
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* BreakThemByTalking: After Sonja informs Isak that [[spoiler: Even has had a manic episode]], she goes on to say that [[spoiler: their relationship is merely a sick idea he has because of his bipolar and that he should stay away]], leaving Isak shedding a tear as she walks off.
* CampGay: Eskild Trygvasson in a rather mild version.
* CampGay: Eskild Trygvasson in a rather mild version.
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* DrugsAreGood: Alcohol and marijuana are consumed reasonably freely by many of the young characters, even those who are not yet 18.
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* GoodAdulteryBadAdultery: [[spoiler:Even]] had not broken up with his girlfriend Sonja when he began pursuing [[spoiler:Isak]].
* HeroicBSOD: Isak a couple of times in season 3, most notably when [[spoiler: he sees Even kissing ex-girlfriend Sonja at a party]].
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* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler: Isak]] finishes the season together with [[spoiler: Even]] and happy, but at the same time with a focus on living purely for the moment.
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* NotHimself: This happens to Even, brought on by [[spoiler: bipolar disorder]].
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* SingleTear: Isak was big on these.
* StraightGay: Isak took a 'gay test' online early in season 3, but only scored 20%.
* TheCharmer: Even's good looks are noted by many, even Isak's straight male friend Jonas.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: [[TheBeard Emma Larzen]] to Isak for getting her interested in him even though he was gay.
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* SingleTear: Isak was big on these.
* StraightGay: Isak took a 'gay test' online early in season 3, but only scored 20%.
* TheCharmer: Even's good looks are noted by many, even Isak's straight male friend Jonas.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: [[TheBeard Emma Larzen]] to Isak for getting her interested in him even though he was gay.
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''Skam'' (English: Shame) is one of Norway's hottest television shows. First airing September 25 2015, it follows the lives of high school teenagers. Episodes are compilations of each week's clips, which are aired in real time. Each season revolves around a different protagonist. It's been lauded for touching upon issues such as friendships, relationships, mental illness, bullying, slut-shaming, sex, Islamophobia, the refugee crisis, and sexuality with veracity and aplomb. Fans can also follow characters' Instagram accounts, adding an extra dimension to the experience. Available online with decent English fansubs.
Season 1 revolves around Eva and her difficult relationship with her boyfriend Jonas. Season 2 is about Noora, a feminist struggling with her feelings for bad-boy William. Season 3 centers around Isak coming to terms with his sexuality.
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Season 1 revolves around Eva and her difficult relationship with her boyfriend Jonas. Season 2 is about Noora, a feminist struggling with her feelings for bad-boy William. Season 3 centers around Isak coming to terms with his sexuality.
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