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This TV show is so good. i laugh so much each time i watch it. i have so many great memories from when i was a little boy watching this show on TV2. And now when i've watched this on DVD i get a bit sad that they quit the show after only 8 seasons. it has so many great actors like Arve Opsahl and Sven Nordin two amazing actors who always are funny. Oh and i can't forget Nils Vogt he makes me laugh so much that i almost cried at the end, like in the episode when he was in Copenhagen and the guy asks him that thing.(everybody who's seen the episode knows what i mean) some episodes just makes me happy. like the Christmas specials. When i watch them i think of how much

The three gentlemen living together here form a unique little show with the dynamics between them. Carl the landlors has a Napoleon complex and the shortest fuse of any TV character ever. Half of the fun of the show is to watch the easy going and balanced Nils and the even more easy going henery when they send Carl into his tantrums. The show was made in a era witch was not ruled by political correctness. So some of the jokes might seem a bit to much for the weak ones out there.

Oh my God!!!! I loved this show! I would laugh so hard I just about fell off the couch! I laughed until I was out of breath and tears were spurting out of my eyes. I almost had a stomach ache after every single half hour of this show. I hope it all comes out on a collection DVD!!!

One of the best shows in the mid 90s in Norway. The show holds up pretty well in todays busy and caotic times, as the show provides humor from simplier times in many peoples lives.

With this show Norwegian comedy-writer Tore Ryen certainly showed that he knew what his countrymen needed on tv in the 90's, and by the standards of this show the answer was... crap!

This has to be the worst sit-com in the history of all sit-com's. OK, that's maybe pulling it a bit far but the quality and the stupidity of this show was at times mind-blowing (that is, unless you were 10 years old at the time). Had it not been for the fact that it had some great comedy actors (in desperate need of becoming a tv-star?) the hollow writing of Tore Ryen would have shown off more clearly. To top it all off he has no business directing, yet he had the nerve to do so on a number of occasions. The proof of the latter showed in his later sit-com "Holms" where he got his stepdaughter to co-star and the show is like an ABC of how NOT to direct child "actors".

Man, gee wiz, give this man a ticket to Sweden!