Polònia

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Polònia (meaning "Poland" in Catalan language) is a comedy TV show broadcast in Catalonia, Spain, by the regional public broadcasting TV3.

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

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

[edit] Content

Most of the program consists in sketches with impersonation of celebrities, and they often interact with Toni Soler after recording those gags. Mainly it makes humor and satire from Spanish and especially Catalan politics. However, a few other famous people that are not related with politics also appear. Singers like Lluís Llach, chefs like Ferran Adrià, Joan Laporta president of FC Barcelona (though these were removed a while ago for the new show "Crackòvia"), the former dictator 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.

[edit] Some impersonated characters

[edit] References

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