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A sketch series by Kvartal-95 about the lives of people from different regions of Ukraine. All actors of the series were members of different comedy teams. It first appeared on TET TV channel in 2013 and is an adaptation of the popular English series Little Britain.

Seasons

Top Cast

  • Viktor Hevko

    Viktor Hevko

    Кум

  • Iryna Soponaru

    Iryna Soponaru

    Яринка

  • Yurii Tkach

    Yurii Tkach

    Юрчик

  • Oleksandr Terenchuk

    Oleksandr Terenchuk

    Дільничний

  • Taras Stadnytskyi

    Taras Stadnytskyi

    Володька

  • Татьяна Песик

    Татьяна Песик

    Танька

  • Igor Lastochkin

    Igor Lastochkin

    Игорь

  • Володимир Борисов

    Володимир Борисов

    Лена

  • Илья Дерменжи

    Илья Дерменжи

    Сын чиновника

Overview

A sketch series by Kvartal-95 about the lives of people from different regions of Ukraine. All actors of the series were members of different comedy teams. It first appeared on TET TV channel in 2013 and is an adaptation of the popular English series Little Britain.

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