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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' (English: ''Five ants are more than four elephants''), commonly abbreviated as ''Fem myror'' (''Five ants'') is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Series/SesameStreet'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of a wide cast of humans and puppets. The series has subsequently become a classic in Sweden.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' (English: ''Five ants are more than four elephants''), commonly abbreviated as ''Fem myror'' (''Five ants'') is a Swedish pedagogic Children's children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Series/SesameStreet'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of a wide cast of humans and puppets. The series has subsequently become a classic in Sweden.
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* DistractedByTheSexy: Used in one sketch in the "6" episode where Brasse participates in a Quiz program based around things that rhymes with "6" (Six is pronounced as ''sex'' in Swedish), but he constantly loses attention to Eva, the programs host.
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* DistractedByTheSexy: Used in one sketch in the "6" episode where Brasse participates in a Quiz program based around things that rhymes with "6" (Six is pronounced as ''sex'' in Swedish), but he constantly loses attention to Eva, the programs program's host.
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* StraightMan: Magnus. Or at least, He claims himself to be this. Eva can be argued to be a better example.
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* StraightMan: Magnus. Or at least, He he claims himself to be this.be. Eva can be argued to be a better example.
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It's our most classic children's show ever, so it's hardly cult.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' (English: ''Five ants are more than four elephants''), commonly abbreviated as ''Fem myror'' (''Five ants'') is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Series/SesameStreet'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of a wide cast of humans and puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' (English: ''Five ants are more than four elephants''), commonly abbreviated as ''Fem myror'' (''Five ants'') is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Series/SesameStreet'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of a wide cast of humans and puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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* AudienceSurrogate: Brasse is usually the character who has the most difficulties with numbers and letters, making it easy for the viewers to relate to him and follow his progress.
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* NiceMeanAndInbetween: The main characters have this dynamic, with the naive and playful Brasse (nice), prickly and snarky Magnus (mean) and the composed and reasonable Eva (inbetween).
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* SeriesMascot: The two pink elephants (a bigger one with a bowler hat, and a smaller one with a propeller beanie) found in many of the animated segments, are also featured on most covers and merchandise regarding the series.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' (English: ''Five ants are more than four elephants''), commonly abbreviated as ''Fem myror'' (''Five ants'') is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Sesame Street'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of a wide cast of humans and puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' (English: ''Five ants are more than four elephants''), commonly abbreviated as ''Fem myror'' (''Five ants'') is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Sesame Street'' ''Series/SesameStreet'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of a wide cast of humans and puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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* AllJustADream: Played for Laughs In-Universe in the "Mollobrachus" sketch where Magnus tries to find out a good ending to his story with help from Eva and Brasse, but he ultimately decides to end the story with the protagonist waking up, realizing that he was dreaming.
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* AllJustADream: Played for Laughs and overlapping with GainaxEnding In-Universe in the "Mollobrachus" sketch where Magnus tries to find out a good ending to his story with help from Eva and Brasse, but he ultimately decides to end the story with the protagonist waking up, realizing that he was dreaming.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: Kind of. When the series premiered in 1973, nearly all children's shows produced in Sweden had a highly (nearly always Left-wing) political or social realistic overtone, commonly concerning capitalism and the Vietnam War, with many scenes that would be considered shockingly mature for a program aimed at children today. Then this series dumped down, nearly as an antipole against that kind of shows, with its glamorous furnishings and carefree tone. Therefore, it was at first met with severe criticism, as many denounced the show as over-polished and unnecessary. 40 years later, the series is still watched and beloved by young audiences who's learning to read and count, while its contemporaries with their deeply political and somber tone are largely forgotten.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Sesame Street'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of a wide cast of humans and puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' (English: ''Five ants are more than four elephants''), commonly abbreviated as ''Fem myror'' (''Five ants'') is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Sesame Street'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of a wide cast of humans and puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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* DisractedByTheSexy: Used in one sketch in the "6" episode where Brasse participates in a Quiz program based around things that rhymes with "6" (Six is pronounced as ''sex'' in Swedish), but he constantly loses attention to Eva, the programs host.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Sesame Street'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Sesame Street'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of a wide cast of humans and puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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*DisractedByTheSexy: Used in one sketch in the "6" episode where Brasse participates in a Quiz program based around things that rhymes with "6" (Six is pronounced as ''sex'' in Swedish), but he constantly loses attention to Eva, the programs host.
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*PoliceAreUseless: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] in one sketch where Brasse acts as a police investigating the theft of a "8"-formed statuette.
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* AllJustADream: Played for Laughs In-Universe in the "Mollobrachus" sketch where Magnus tries to find out a good ending to his story with help from Eva and Brasse, but he eventually decides to end the story with the protagonist waking up from the story.
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* AllJustADream: Played for Laughs In-Universe in the "Mollobrachus" sketch where Magnus tries to find out a good ending to his story with help from Eva and Brasse, but he eventually ultimately decides to end the story with the protagonist waking up from the story.up, realizing that he was dreaming.
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* StraightMan: Magnus. Or at least, He claims himself to be this. Eva can be argued to be a better example.
* DeadpanSnarker: Magnus can be this at times, especially towards Brasse.
* DeadpanSnarker: Magnus can be this at times, especially towards Brasse.
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*StraightMan: Magnus. Or at least, He claims himself to be this. Eva can be argued to be a better example.
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* StraightMan: Magnus. Or at least, He claims himself to be this. Eva can be argued to be a better example.
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* StraightMan: Magnus. Or at least, He claims himself to be this. Eva can be argued to be a better example.example.
*DeadpanSnarker: Magnus can be this at times, especially towards Brasse.
*DeadpanSnarker: Magnus can be this at times, especially towards Brasse.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: Kind of. When the series premiered in 1973, nearly every children's shows produced in Sweden had a highly (nearly always Left-wing) political or social realistic overtone, commonly concerning capitalism and the Vietnam War, with many scenes that would be considered shockingly mature for a program aimed at children today. Then this series dumped down, nearly as an antipole against that kind of shows, with its glamorous furnishings and carefree tone. Therefore, it was at first met with severe criticism, as many denounced the show as over-polished and unnecessary. 40 years later, the series is still watched and beloved by young audiences who's learning to read and count, while its contemporaries with their deeply political and somber tone is largely forgotten.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: Kind of. When the series premiered in 1973, nearly every all children's shows produced in Sweden had a highly (nearly always Left-wing) political or social realistic overtone, commonly concerning capitalism and the Vietnam War, with many scenes that would be considered shockingly mature for a program aimed at children today. Then this series dumped down, nearly as an antipole against that kind of shows, with its glamorous furnishings and carefree tone. Therefore, it was at first met with severe criticism, as many denounced the show as over-polished and unnecessary. 40 years later, the series is still watched and beloved by young audiences who's learning to read and count, while its contemporaries with their deeply political and somber tone is are largely forgotten.
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* AllJustADream: Played for Laughs In-Universe in the "Mollobrachus" sketch where Magnus tries to find out a good ending to his story with help from Eva and Brasse, but he eventually decides to end the story with the protagonist waking up from the story.
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* AllJustADream: Played for Laughs In-Universe in the "Mollobrachus" sketch where Magnus tries to find out a good ending to his story with help from Eva and Brasse, but he eventually decides to end the story with the protagonist waking up from the story.story.
*AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: Kind of. When the series premiered in 1973, nearly every children's shows produced in Sweden had a highly (nearly always Left-wing) political or social realistic overtone, commonly concerning capitalism and the Vietnam War, with many scenes that would be considered shockingly mature for a program aimed at children today. Then this series dumped down, nearly as an antipole against that kind of shows, with its glamorous furnishings and carefree tone. Therefore, it was at first met with severe criticism, as many denounced the show as over-polished and unnecessary. 40 years later, the series is still watched and beloved by young audiences who's learning to read and count, while its contemporaries with their deeply political and somber tone is largely forgotten.
*StraightMan: Magnus. Or at least, He claims himself to be this. Eva can be argued to be a better example.
*AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: Kind of. When the series premiered in 1973, nearly every children's shows produced in Sweden had a highly (nearly always Left-wing) political or social realistic overtone, commonly concerning capitalism and the Vietnam War, with many scenes that would be considered shockingly mature for a program aimed at children today. Then this series dumped down, nearly as an antipole against that kind of shows, with its glamorous furnishings and carefree tone. Therefore, it was at first met with severe criticism, as many denounced the show as over-polished and unnecessary. 40 years later, the series is still watched and beloved by young audiences who's learning to read and count, while its contemporaries with their deeply political and somber tone is largely forgotten.
*StraightMan: Magnus. Or at least, He claims himself to be this. Eva can be argued to be a better example.
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* AllJustADream/GainaxEnding: Played for Laughs In-Universe in the "Mollobrachus" sketch where Magnus tries to find out a good ending to his story with help from Eva and Brasse, but he eventually decides to end the story with the protagonist waking up from the story.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Sesame Street'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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'''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter''' is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1973. The series does share some similarities with ''Sesame Street'' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.Sweden.
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*AllJustADream/GainaxEnding: Played for Laughs In-Universe in the "Mollobrachus" sketch where Magnus tries to find out a good ending to his story with help from Eva and Brasse, but he eventually decides to end the story with the protagonist waking up from the story.
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! The series contain examples of the following tropes:
*AllJustADream/GainaxEnding: Played for Laughs In-Universe in the "Mollobrachus" sketch where Magnus tries to find out a good ending to his story with help from Eva and Brasse, but he eventually decides to end the story with the protagonist waking up from the story.
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''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter'' is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1993. The series does share some similarities with '''Sesame Street''' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
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''Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter'' is a Swedish pedagogic Children's series that first aired in 1993. The series does share some similarities with '''Sesame Street''' but uses three human characters (played by Magnus Härenstam, Brasse Brännström and Eva Remaeus) and a few animated sequences instead of puppets. The series has subsequently become a cult classic in Sweden.
