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Polònia

January 01, 1970

Polònia (meaning "Poland" in the Catalan language) is a popular comedy TV show broadcast in Catalonia by the public broadcaster TV3.

Polònia
GenreComedy
Presented byToni Soler i Guasch
StarringQueco Novell
Cesc Casanovas
Bruno Oro
Manel Lucas
Xavier Noms
Xavier Serrano
Pau Miró
Gemma Deusedes
Lulú Palomares
Toni Albà
David Olivares
Sergi Mas
Agnès Busquets
Carlos Latre
Mireia Portas
Roger de Gràcia
Miquel Àngel Ripeu
Judit Martín
Country of originCatalonia
Original languageCatalan (with Spanish in some scenes)
No. of seasons12
No. of episodes500 (as of January 25, 2019)
Production
Executive producerCarles Gené
Production locationsBarcelona, Catalonia
Running timeapprox. 30 minutes
Production companiesVeranda TV
Cancuca
Televisió de Catalunya
Original release
NetworkTV3
ReleaseFebruary 16, 2006 (2006-02-16) –
present (present)
Related
  • Minoria absoluta
  • Crackòvia

It has more than a million viewers and is one of the most watched TV shows in Catalonia.[1] It is hosted by Toni Soler who conducted other successful Catalan programmes such as Malalts de tele or Set de nit. It won the 2007 Ondas award.

The name of the programme comes from the common derogatory slur[2] in the Spanish language polaco (literally "Pole" or "Polish") referring to the Catalan people or the Catalan language.

History edit

Polònia was derived from a radio programme called Minoria absoluta (English: Absolute Minority), broadcast on the Catalan radio station RAC 1 from 2000 to 2009. Between 2004 and 2005 a television version of Minoria absoluta was shown on 8tv, and later in 2005 on Antena 3. Soon after, TV3 pitched Toni Soler to host the future Polònia based on the Antena 3 version of Minoria absoluta but with a Catalan setting. Polònia launched on 16 February 2006 with great success, making it among the most watched TV programmes in Catalonia. A total of 140 episodes were shown from 2006 until 11 June 2009 with special episodes in between and after; the latest special episode was broadcast on January 3, 2013.

Content edit

Most of the programme consists of sketches with impersonation of celebrities, and they often interact with Toni Soler after recording those gags. Mainly it collects humour and satire from Spanish and especially Catalan politics. However, a few other famous people that are not related to politics also appear. Singers such as Lluís Llach, chefs such Ferran Adrià, Joan Laporta, the president of FC Barcelona (though these were removed a while ago for the new show "Crackòvia"), the former caudillo Francisco Franco and even the pope Benedict XVI are regularly shown. It also makes fun of many other TV3 journalists like Josep Cuní, Pilar Rahola, Ramon Pellicer and the TV3 director Mònica Terribas.

Some impersonated characters edit

References edit

  1. ^ In November Polònia is the most watched in Catalonia
  2. ^ Translation of polaco from Collins Dictionary.

January 01, 1970
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Polonia meaning Poland in the Catalan language is a popular comedy TV show broadcast in Catalonia by the public broadcaster TV3 PoloniaGenreComedyPresented byToni Soler i GuaschStarringQueco Novell Cesc Casanovas Bruno OroManel Lucas Xavier Noms Xavier SerranoPau Miro Gemma Deusedes Lulu Palomares Toni Alba David Olivares Sergi Mas Agnes Busquets Carlos Latre Mireia PortasRoger de GraciaMiquel Angel RipeuJudit MartinCountry of originCataloniaOriginal languageCatalan with Spanish in some scenes No of seasons12No of episodes500 as of January 25 2019 ProductionExecutive producerCarles GeneProduction locationsBarcelona CataloniaRunning timeapprox 30 minutesProduction companiesVeranda TVCancucaTelevisio de CatalunyaOriginal releaseNetworkTV3ReleaseFebruary 16 2006 2006 02 16 present present RelatedMinoria absoluta Crackovia It has more than a million viewers and is one of the most watched TV shows in Catalonia 1 It is hosted by Toni Soler who conducted other successful Catalan programmes such as Malalts de tele or Set de nit It won the 2007 Ondas award The name of the programme comes from the common derogatory slur 2 in the Spanish language polaco literally Pole or Polish referring to the Catalan people or the Catalan language Contents 1 History 2 Content 3 Some impersonated characters 4 ReferencesHistory editPolonia was derived from a radio programme called Minoria absoluta English Absolute Minority broadcast on the Catalan radio station RAC 1 from 2000 to 2009 Between 2004 and 2005 a television version of Minoria absoluta was shown on 8tv and later in 2005 on Antena 3 Soon after TV3 pitched Toni Soler to host the future Polonia based on the Antena 3 version of Minoria absoluta but with a Catalan setting Polonia launched on 16 February 2006 with great success making it among the most watched TV programmes in Catalonia A total of 140 episodes were shown from 2006 until 11 June 2009 with special episodes in between and after the latest special episode was broadcast on January 3 2013 Content editMost of the programme consists of sketches with impersonation of celebrities and they often interact with Toni Soler after recording those gags Mainly it collects humour and satire from Spanish and especially Catalan politics However a few other famous people that are not related to politics also appear Singers such as Lluis Llach chefs such Ferran Adria Joan Laporta the president of FC Barcelona though these were removed a while ago for the new show Crackovia the former caudillo Francisco Franco and even the pope Benedict XVI are regularly shown It also makes fun of many other TV3 journalists like Josep Cuni Pilar Rahola Ramon Pellicer and the TV3 director Monica Terribas Some impersonated characters editSantiago Abascal Angel Acebes Ferran Adria Esperanza Aguirre Mahmud Ahmadinejad Woody Allen Pedro Almodovar Magdalena Alvarez Marti Anglada Pere Aragones Elsa Artadi Ines Arrimadas Jose Maria Aznar Antonio Banos Rita Barbera Meritxell Batet Pope Benedict XVI Albert Boadella Jose Bono Josep Borrell Cristina de Borbon Elena de Borbon Alfred Bosch Josep Bou Carla Bruni Miquel Buch Josep Lluis Carod Rovira Miquel Calcada Dolors Camats David Cameron Francisco Camps Jordi Canas Manuela Carmena Carlos Carrizosa Pablo Casado Muriel Casals Antoni Castells Fidel Castro Carme Chacon Hugo Chavez Cristina Cifuentes Bill Clinton Hillary Clinton Joan Clos Ada Colau Lluis Companys Toni Comin Celestino Corbacho Joan Coscubiela Maria Dolores de Cospedal Toni Cruanyes Josep Cuni Alfonso Dastis Susana Diaz Rosa Diez Xavier Domenech Josep Antoni Duran i Lleida Ramon Espadaler Inigo Errejon King Felipe VI of Spain Maria Teresa Fernandez de la Vega Jorge Fernandez Diaz David Fernandez Marta Ferrusola Carme Forcadell Teresa Forcades Pope Francis Francisco Franco Anna Gabriel Xavier Garcia Albiol Antonio Garcia Ferreras Helena Garcia Melero Jose Manuel Garcia Margallo Baltasar Garzon Marina Geli Carlos Girauta Nuria de Gispert Pere Gimferrer God himself impersonated with Argentinian accent Felipe Gonzalez Susanna Griso Pep Guardiola Luis de Guindos Jordi Hereu Joan Herrera Adolf Hitler Francois Hollande Francesc Homs Miquel Iceta Pablo Iglesias Juan Jose Ibarretxe Jordi Jane King Juan Carlos I of Spain Jean Claude Juncker Oriol Junqueras Joan Laporta Kim Jong un Queen Letizia of Spain Lluis Llach Pablo Llarena Federico Jimenez Losantos Ernest Maragall Pasqual Maragall Manuel Marchena Francisco Marhuenda Artur Mas Ferran Mascarrell Andreu Mas Colell Theresa May Imma Mayol i Beltran Francesc Macia Emmanuel Macron Inigo Mendez de Vigo Angela Merkel Felix Millet Enric Millo Juan Carlos Monedero Ferran Monegal Tomas Molina i Bosch Jose Montilla Cristobal Montoro Dolors Montserrat Quim Monzo Neus Munte Joaquim Nadal Pere Navarro Barack Obama Michelle Obama Albert Om Joana Ortega Javier Ortega Smith Bertin Osborne Arnaldo Otegi Marta Pascal Ramon Pellicer Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba Josep Pique Gerardo Pisarello Matias Prats Felip Puig Joan Puigcercos Carles Puigdemont Oriol Pujol i Ferrusola Jordi Pujol Jordi Pujol i Ferrusola Eduard Punset Vladimir Putin Lluis Rabell Pilar Rahola Mariano Rajoy Pedro J Ramirez Eulalia Reguant Carles Riera Irene Rigau Albert Rivera Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero Raul Romeva Angel Ros Marta Rovira Gabriel Rufian Boi Ruiz Alberto Ruiz Gallardon Josep Rull Carme Ruscalleda Soraya Saenz de Santamaria Xavier Sala i Martin Elena Salgado Pedro Sanchez Alicia Sanchez Camacho Raquel Sans Santi Santamaria Nicolas Sarkozy Joan Saura Joan Manuel Serrat Daniel Sirera Queen Sofia of Spain Pedro Solbes Toni Soler as himself the director of the TV show Joan Tarda Monica Terribas Quim Torra Roger Torrent Xavier Trias Donald Trump Montserrat Tura Inaki Urdangarin Inigo Urkullu Manuel Valls Josep Maria Vila d Abadal Jose Manuel Villegas Jose Ignacio Wert Eduardo Zaplana Juan Ignacio ZoidoReferences edit In November Polonia is the most watched in Catalonia Translation of polaco from Collins Dictionary 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