I know there are a lot of readers from Scandinavia on this forum, so maybe someone can help me.

When I was little in the 70s in the Netherlands, there was a tv show from one of the Scandinavian countries. It was pretty absurd, and one thing I can particularly remember was a recurring item where they would scratch on a blackboard with their fingernails.


It's not Karlsson, Pippi, or Dunderklumpen.


Anyone has a clue what I am talking about?

Was it kinda scary, with two dolls and a caretaker/super?

I don't remember.

It was in the woods, I think. But it was not a series with a continuing story, it was more little sketches. But my memory may have failed me

It might have been a programme called "Super Carla" - by Thomas Winding (father of the drummer Kasper Winding). She's a rainbow was played in every programme - and that's probably why She's a rainbow is a topscorer, when the audience wish a song in Denmark.

I cannot help you Koen but found this........

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Super Carla doesn't ring a bell, but I will look at some clips later to see if I recognize it.

Thanks for thinking along.

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It might have been a programme called "Super Carla" - by Thomas Winding (father of the drummer Kasper Winding). She's a rainbow was played in every programme - and that's probably why She's a rainbow is a topscorer, when the audience wish a song in Denmark.

By the way I'm not sure, but I think Kasper Winder did some drumming on She's the boss or some other Jagger solo.

Did you try hypnosis?

Do you remember what language they spoke?

No I don't remember.

Mumbling and blury = danish
A bit melodic = swedish
Staccato with a sterile intonation = norwegian
Brutally staccato = finnish