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- "If I Were You" is an entertaining reality series for children aged 10-12 years. The series follows ten children who swap lives with each other for a week. They will live with each other's family, play with each other's friends, do each other's chores and try each other's hobbies. The children come from varied backgrounds, but maybe they find they're not so different after all?
- Else Kåss Furuseth must take action to get control of her weight, but this should prove to be easier said than done.
- The State of Stuff (Tingenes Tilstand) is a program about people who collect things and the things they collect. In a society of disposable objects and a constant yearning for the new, some preserve our shared history with deep love, great knowledge and often just a tad of eccentricity. The series is hosted by Petter Schjerven.
- Petter Nyquist's TV series about his 52 days on the streets of Oslo touched an entire nation. In this film (Homeless - 52 days on the streets of Oslo), we get to meet again several of those we became acquainted with in the TV series, including Svein, and we also get to see how things have gone with Petter's friends on the street.
- In "A New Chance", Petter Nyquist gets involved as the Erlik Foundation is starting "Kaffe" in central Oslo. It will be Norway's first coffee bar run by baristas from the drug abuse environment. Eight drug addicts will build the coffee bar in two months and be trained to become professional baristas.
- In "From The Street to the North Cape", Petter Nyquist takes eight drug addicts on a five-week drug-free journey through Norway. The goal is to make it to the North Cape, but this is also the only thing planned for the trip - the rest is up to the participants themselves.
- "Go Figure!" is a TV series about numbers, for those who mistakenly believe they hate numbers. We're shown how much of our daily lives are ruled by mathematics, how to beat a Las Vegas casino, why humans are bad at randomness, how to encrypt secrets, and why statistics is one of the greatest inventions in medicine. We ask what money really is, how much a year of your life is worth if the world will soon end and whether we can calculate human behavior and the cold war.
- Drunk (Fylla) is a popular science guide for those of you who are wondering what really happens when you lift the bottle to your mouth. In each episode, we join different people at parties, and we shatter myths and test facts by pouring volunteers with alcohol in our untraditional party room.
- The biological clock is ticking, and for Else it is now or never. She has given up dating and hoped for the traditional family. Else assesses whether she wants to be a mother or not. And if she can become a mother if she wants to try.
- "Dear Mom" is a feelgood series about what it really means being a mother. Through 40 episodes we follow 40 great moms of different ages, from different kind of families. We take part in their large and small challenges of everyday life. In each episode, we meet an ordinary mom who gives us a look into her everyday life, home and family.
- «The Hunter Twins» is a travel documentary series featuring the twin girls Kristine and Johanne Thybo Hansen (23) from Nordreisa in arctic Norway. They have been devoted to outdoor activities during their entire life, fishing and hunting in their home region. The first season follows the twins to the US on their very first journey abroad. In Florida and Idaho, the girls get to meet and hunt with local hunters, experiencing animals and hunting methods they have never seen before. In seasons 2 and 3, the twins are invited to hunt around Norway.
- Documentary creator Petter Nyquist gets to know people with substance abuse challenges or mental problems in four different sports environments, which is part of the project «Sport creates chances». Can something as mundane as doing sports help someone who is struggling to get back to society? Here, Petter comes close to the lives of Line and Richard in the cycling group, Anita in the equestrian group, Ole Magnus and Carine in the football team and Morten in the ski group. He follows them in everyday life and in sports for a year and sees how sport affects their lives.
- Petter meets four persons who went through traumatic experiences and had their life stolen from them. How did they manage to get back control of their everyday and embraced life again?
- Else Kåss Furuseth knows well how it feels when someone you love chooses to commit suicide. In her new program series, she will try to understand why so many people see death as a solution to their problems. Her goal is to make a series about suicide that makes you want to live. Through four programs, Else will meet relatives and survivors to learn more about who is taking their lives and why they do it.
- When two older siblings were found brutally stabbed to death in their Swiss villa in 1991, the city of Tistedal, close to Halden, was in shock. A year later, Halden Sparebank's branch in Låby is robbed of a large sum of money, and a pensioner, known for having a lot of money disappears. On Christmas Eve the following year, the Quick store's manager Karl Johan Hagevik was found shot with a shotgun in his car outside the store. It becomes clear to the police that they are dealing with a serial killer, who has a motive for gain. When the police play an audio recording from the bank robbery, a family mother recognizes the voice of her husband.
- One winter night in 2009, thieves break into Larvik's church. They break a window, use a ladder to climb in and steal a painting from the church room. But why this particular painting? Later on, we learn the shocking answer: "Let the little children come to me", painted by the German Renaissance painter Lucas Cranach, is worth 20 million kroner. The case is attracting international attention. Is it an ordered theft? Why was the painting not better secured? And where is it now?