Berlin, Berlin

TV Series
2002–2005
25m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

871

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Comedy Drama Romance

Out of school, ready to live together with friends and learn to know new friends in the big city of Berlin, where everything isn't always going according to the plan.Out of school, ready to live together with friends and learn to know new friends in the big city of Berlin, where everything isn't always going according to the plan.Out of school, ready to live together with friends and learn to know new friends in the big city of Berlin, where everything isn't always going according to the plan.

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

871

YOUR RATING

9User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 5 wins & 4 nominations

Episodes86

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Trivia
After the first season the title theme was changed. For the DVD release they erased the old title theme and took the new one for all seasons.

Crazy credits
For episode 68 (# 4.2) "Echte Freunde" they made alternative opening titles including "Stuttgart, Stuttgart" as series title. They credited Lolle and her friends living in Stuttgart with their character's names. That's why Felicitas Woll, Rhea Harder, Alexandra Neldel, Jan Sosniok and Matthias Klimsa acted uncredited in this episode.

Connections
Followed by Berlin, Berlin (2020)

Soundtracks
Never Give Up
(Theme Music) Music, Topline, Lyrics, Vocals
by rAmoNa RocKs (Ramona Rockenhausen)

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German Series that's as bad as the name of the main character

Felicitas Woll plays Lolle (yeah, that's a name, not an insult) who comes a small town to Berlin to be with her boyfriend and become a comic-writer. But (oh my god) her boyfriend has a new one! Drama at it's best. I guess... Joining Woll (who has the charme of a dead skunk) in this hopeless effort are actors Jan Sosniok (whom you just wish be banned for life from the screen), Sandra Borgmann (who plays a lesbian and seems at least a bit talented) and Matthias Klimsa. To make it even worse some horrible comic-scenes were added. Great idea (you know...Comic-writer...hint, hint).

I really thought it was the worst series on German TV (and we have a lot of bad stuff), but I recently watched "Alicia". Almost makes this non-sense looks good.