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Translation: Manusoverlevering, part 1
Yeah, so... as promised, here's part 1 of the youtube video translation, from 0:00 to 24:20. (There will be two more parts, but they will probably take a week each.)
Any mistakes are there for your enjoyment - I'm a Swede translating Norwegian into English, which gives me two extra languages to føkk up. Ooops.
Also, there are a lot of starts, stops, pauses and unfinished sentences going on during the panel - I haven't cleaned that up, you're getting it just as it was said. So, yeah. Sorry, not sorry.
Anyway, translation (hopefully...) under the cut because it's looooong...
Presenter: First we’re going to see a video that one of the 181 has made about what it was like to bid on the scripts - that must have been a very exciting situation to be in - which ended on 109 901 NOK. So let’s spin the film and then we’ll meet Christopher Pahle and the rest of the crew. Enjoy.
*a short film about how 181 Skam fans came together to bid on an original script signed by Julie Andem at P3aksjonen 2017 [and ended up with three] is shown. [I began to translate this too - but either the picture quality or my eyesight is too poor so I gave up…]
Christopher Pahle: Hi, everyone. My name is Christopher and I’m going to be the moderator this evening. Um. Before we start, I’m just going to say that I noticed that we have an extra chair here so I hope that it’s okay that we brought an extra guest. So, please welcome Carl Martin Eggesbø, Henrik Holm, Ulrikke Falch, David Sjøholt, and Julie Andem. [the audience applauds] There’s a stair back there. Hello. We found out about an hour ago that Julie caught the flight from Copenhagen so we’re very happy about that. Congratulations on having been entered into the National Library. That's fun. Fun for Ibsen to hang with you. 
Julie Andem: Just to think that we have the kind of fans that make sure that that happens, that’s…
C: You can applaud yourself for that. [audience applaud themselves] I think it’s about one year since the last episode, the last clip. 
Henrik Holm: Sunday, wasn’t it?
C: What was that?
H: On Sunday, wasn’t it?
C: Yeah, I think so. And I was also told that it’s two years today since the trailer for season three was released.
J: Yeah. [audience giggles] Yeah, it’s cool.
C: But it’s been a year, how has it been since, are you getting some distance to everything, or? [he giggles] Well, you’re sitting here…
H: Yeah, we’re still here, aren’t we?
C: Yeah. But has it been hard to get some distance to it?
H: No, things happen in a natural order and it hasn’t been enough time to get a distance to it yet.
C: No. Is there anything you’re missing in particular? Something you’ve thought about?
J: I’m missing all the actors every day. And the team, the Norwegian team.
Ulrikke Falch: It’s been busy.
C: Yeah. We imagine that you’re spending all your time with them when you’re back home, but that’s not the case then?
J: I’m trying, but… I want to, but they all have lives without me, so… 
C: One thing I was wondering about. You… none of you had your own seasons, and you might not have been told everything that was to happen in the season arcs, did you sometimes have to follow the story like us mere mortals via the clips being released?
H: Of course.
C: Yeah?
U: We got the scripts, though, so we knew what was going to happen. But it was always cool to see the recordings. 
H: But we always got them one script at a time.
J: And it wasn’t everyone who actually read the scripts. 
H: No… Me??
J: I was only looking at… I just said “not everyone”, I’m not mentioning any names, I’m not mentioning any names, just that “everyone didn’t do that always”.
H: I didn’t feel targeted by that. I didn’t.
C: I don’t think you should either. But, umm… you knew everything that was going to happen, most of you anyway, so was there something that came as as much of a surprise for you that it did for us?
David Sjøholt: We got the scripts via mail, so it was like…
C: And then you got the full script, not just your own scenes?
D: Yeah. Didn’t we?
J: Yeah. You did. Yeah. But I never released… it was only me and two others who knew the story arcs each season before the seasons began, and one of the reasons for that was to see the reactions I got from the crew and the actors on the scripts, because I thought that it would be about the same reaction that I would get from the audience. I remember that Ulrikke was very good at responding to the scripts, when you liked something in the script or in the story you immediately sent a reply like “oh, that’s cool”, or…
U: Or when I was unhappy, nag nag nag.
J: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
C: Was there something people reacted different to than you’d thought, Julie?
J: No, but there were some reactions that were stronger, like when I wrote episode eight in season three, I was very, like, it’s getting quite dark now. And then I sent it out to the team, and it was met with total silence, and usually it took just about half an hour after I sent out a script before people began to reply “cool script, blah, blah, blah, can we meet, we need a meeting, I have to know…”, but a half hour passed and an hour passed and one and a half hour passed, and then I got a message from my editor where he said “Fuck you”. And I thought… I remember that production meeting, because everyone was afraid because they didn’t know how the season would end, so everyone was very afraid of how the story would end. So everyone was concerned. So I remember I thought, like, wow. I hadn’t expected it to make such a big impression.
C: No, right. And then it’s particularly the scene, or, it’s the Plaza…
J: Yeah, it’s the Plaza…
C: And Sonja and Grønland and that. But it does say in the script, the episode eight one that will be entered today, because you’ve made some notes, and it says that people reacted… that it was heavier in the first draft.
J: Yeah. That it was harsher…
C: And that’s the scene in the street…
J: Yeah, with Sonja.
C: And how was it?
J: Yeah, I don’t know if it was so much harsher, but what I meant was that Sonja was even more convincing so that at the end you just thought that, like, this is just fucked. That you didn’t have even the slightest of hope. So then I added in a couple of elements that made you think that okay, maybe she isn’t telling the truth, so you could cling to that. But in that first draft I remember that it was like, okay there is no hope at all.
C: Okay. It was probably good that you…
J: Yeah…
C: Why do you think people reacted so strongly to that scene?
J: Well, I think that when you’ve identified so strongly with Isak, then you feel really stupid. And the whole dream of who you could be just shatters into a thousand pieces because here he’s been fighting his problems that are his fear of coming out and fear of being with Even, and he’s been thinking that Even has the same fears and that’s why he’s together with Sonja, and then it turns out that there are much bigger and more important things than him that Even is dealing with. So I think that if you’ve really empathised with Isak then you can feel both very stupid and very afraid because it isn’t a given that it will end with Isak and Even at that time. I think.
H: I remember… as I said, we got one episode at a time, and I remember that I sat, when I read the script, I sat and I had never been so shocked after reading a script, like, ever. I think I stood up and read it, really, like… [acts shocked] For me, it was like watching an episode because the images just started to whirr, right? And then it gets to Even running out of the hotel room, and I was like, what…? 
J: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
H: And then you have to read it four time to understand what’s really happened, because it’s so… I don’t know…
C: Yeah, and it’s pretty intensely written and I recommend everyone to look at the scripts and read them, because I have, and that’s an experience in itself. I’ve read a lot of scripts and these were… I knew they were good, but…[Julie makes an “aww, chucks” gesture and the audience laughs and applauds] Um. We’re going to talk a bit about your characters in… in… first and foremost in the episodes that will be incorporated into the collections here now. Um. And… let’s see here, I lost the thread now. Um. Yeah. [Very serious voice] David. [David looks nervous] Um. You are, or, I’ve asked in one of the fan groups on Facebook what people were most curious about and a lot of people were very curious about you.
D: Mmhm.
C: They might not know, or, they might not know a lot about your character and how it evolves, because you really began more like an extra and then you were written into… When did you decide to do that, Julie?
J: Um… weren’t you auditioning for Even? 
D: Umm? [David looks confused]
J: Really, we had, okay, as I remember it anyway, before season three we had a joint audition where we were looking for Even but also looking to extend Isak’s group of friends. And then you were there but I’m not sure if you knew that you really were at an Even audition…
D: No, I think I was… No, I mean, because I knew Tarjei, Isak, we’re best friends, so it would have been weird to, well… [everyone laughs] No, so I think it was for something else than Even.
J: Yeah. Okay. But what’s really funny is that I’ve gotten a lot of questions about who the nine original characters were, and Magnus was one of the characters that I didn’t… that I realised when I was about to create him for season one that I didn’t need him, that he was unnecessary, but then I remembered him when I was writing season three, and then David auditioned, and he has an amazing timing and an amazing comedic talent, and he’s just an exceptionally talented actor, and knew Ta… [David pretends to dry away a tear and everyone giggles and applauds] and knew Tarjei really well, and I have a kind of standard audition that I always use for boys when they come to auditions, setting them up two and two, and I think I’ve seen that scene a thousand times…
H: The youth [at least I think that’s what he’s saying - diction, mate…] dialogue?
J: Yeah. And then David enters and does it in such a new and fresh way, it takes a lot to, like, impress me with that script, but he was totally awesome.
D: Cool.
J: So then he just became Magnus. 
C: But then the character was in place from the beginning, with a, with a character core diamond with a shame and things like that?
J: He really was, I don’t know if I shared it with you, did you get…
D: You sent something, but it was after it was finished. [everyone laughs] It was at the party, the wrap party, that you came and were like *high pitched sound*
J: Yeah, but I’m pretty good at keeping an eye on the logic of a character, so he puts his charm and his comedic talent into the character, which is a gift to me and the series, but I make sure that Magnus stays inside that logic, or inside the character core diamond that you called it. So I remove everything in the clips that goes against that during the impro, or remove it from the script, or, “don’t say that”.
D: Pretty often.
C: I’ve got a question from your future… I almost said partner [I guess Christopher is referring to Tarjei since this was probably filmed around when David, Tarjei and Jakob moved into a flatshare together?] that I feel like I’ve almost got an answer to already, but he’s asking when you’re most yourself in the character, like when Magnus is most like David, that’s something he thinks that you should answer.
D: Most myself?
C: Are there times when you aren’t yourself?
J: It’s a trick question, don’t answer that.
D: I think I’m a bit myself in all the scenes, but… most myself, I don’t know? Maybe when I act with Ulrikke, it gets like…
U: YES!! [everyone laughs and applauds]
H: I think you miss each other.
U: We miss each other so much. But David has got a girlfriend, so…
C: But it isn’t like, you mentioned about impro, because you’ve noted in one of the scripts, I think that might be the script that’s… eh… yeah, I can’t remember if it’s the one donated here or to Skeivt Arkiv [The Norwegian archive for queer history], but either way you’ve written in your comments that “the fact that Magnus and Vilde stand there and flirt was something we thought of there and then, mostly because I think David and Ulle are so good at improvising and we had to use it”, that’s in episode five when they’re on their way into the party.
J: Yeah. Do you remember the door there?
U: Yeah.
C: And you do have [David re-enacts the flirty wave] Yeah, right, it’s that one, and you do have a few of those scenes, and it isn’t always easy to know what’s improvised or not because everything seems very natural, um, what I really wanted… [he laughs]
U: All that…
J: Just go ahead and ask.
C: What I really want to know, um… that meowing…? [he giggles]
J: Yeah, that was in the script.
C: That was in the script?? [both he and Julie laugh] Of course it was.
J: It was!!
C: At the Christmas party at…
J: Yeah. It's because he’s the “cat hooker”.
C: Yeah, of course.
J: So he has, it’s been a running gag that he has a thing for cats. 
D: Where does it come from, I can’t remember, where…
J: When you’re by the Christmas tree, we’re talking about… 
U: The tongue, you improvised…
J: Yeah, that was impro.
D: Yeah, but I mean when we were… you meowed? I don’t remember that?
U: It’s an iconic scene.
D: I don’t remember that.
J: She meows and then you say do it again.
D: Ah. That one, yeah. I remember now.
C: Yeah, that is, that is…
J: That I actually wrote, but what’s actually impro was him saying in the scene where they’re sitting at the cafeteria [no, I’m not even going to try to translate ”apeberget”… Peanut gallery?] at Nissen and eat buns, and Jonas says, like, it was written, “I hooked up with a girl once that didn’t have a clitoris”, and then he says “I hooked up with a girl that had a cat tongue” and then it turned into “cat hooker”, and that was impro.
C: So the whole thing…
J: The whole cat hooker thing, after that ended up in a clip then that was just a thing we continued.
C: Right. It happens sometimes that magic appears during impro and then it turns into a whole thread.
J: Exactly.
C: That’s great. We have another scene too that I was pretty surprised was improvised that we’re going to look at, but I’m sorry that there’s been some tech issues, or, we’ve skipped around a bit so the clip we’re about to show isn’t exactly in the order it was planned, but, like, in the episode where Even meets Isak’s friends for the first time in the corridor, it says, you’ve written, “can't remember why that scene is so sparsely written, I think it’s just because I ran out of time to write so we improvised the scene”.
J: Story of my life.
C: And that in the script, all it says is “they greet each other”, but then it turned into a very, very, um, strong and good scene, not in the least in the way the boys react to… Isak is obviously afraid of how people will react, let’s see what it says [the script page is shown on the screen], it says, the stage directions are just “Isak stands on the stairs at school and is saying goodbye to the boys when Even comes by. Isak introduces Even to the boys, the boys jokes about how they got thrown out on Friday, Isak gets embarrassed”. Um, and that’s really that, can we… we have that scene so we’ll take a look at it, and it’s just, um, like, I’m just wondering how the boys’ reactions evolved. But maybe just watch the clip first. [they all turn towards the screen but nothing happens] If it’s set up, that is. And now I got a stern talking to about not being too quick with the transitions. 
*the clip plays*
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Did David Sjøholt get a stage (last) name? Stakston sounds new ☺️
Omg I knew something was off 😂 but i think so. Sjøholt is probably one bit too complicated for the international scene. It might be a last name he has borrowed from some American branch of his family - If he has such (since he was born in USA).
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thefallingmaze · 3 years
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I want to wrap Magne in a blanket and keep him away from the world and all sorta of pain, kid's been crying in almost every episode for two season he deserves a break.
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a throwback to gullruten night; may 12th, 2017
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David Stakston icons (psd)
like if you save ♡
without psd here
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theelfknigth · 3 years
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About David Stakston acting. think you will have to guess! Maybe consider two different approaches and judge which one you think might fit best, based on what you see, Good luck!
David Duncan
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bleachblondebitches · 4 years
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Translation of an interview Herman and David did for their new Netflix show “Ragnarok” on the Insta story of “Tidningenfrida” from the 23rd January
This is my translation, but keep in mind that I’m danish so it isn’t 100% accurate:
David: Hi my name is Herman
Herman: Hi my name is David
Herman: We are from Ragnarok
David: Yes
Interviewer: And now your gonna answer a few questions
Herman: Yeah shoot
Interviewer: First question
Interviewer: What is your favorite meal?
David: Sushi
Herman: Sushi for you?
David: Yeah
Herman: Uuuhhm homemade pizza (I didn’t quite get the next part)
Interviewer: Are you single?
Herman: Mmmhh
David: Yeah
Herman: I answered for the both of us, but yeah singles
Interviewer: What does your perfect Friday night look like?
David: Sushi with Herman
Herman: Aaaaaww homemade pizza with David
*David does a cute triumphant gesture with his arms*
Interviewer: Cool bang*
* She’s referring to it being a cool way to end it
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cantputitintowords · 4 years
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So I watched Ragnarok and I noticed in the credits David has a different surname than in the credits of Skam.
Does anyone know why is that and does it matter?
I have been quite out of the fandom lately. Did I miss anything?
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Translation: Manusoverlevering, part 3
Here's part 3 of the youtube video translation, from 43.28-56.40 (one more part to go.)
Any mistakes are there for your enjoyment - I'm a Swede translating Norwegian into English, which gives me two extra languages to føkk up. Ooops.
Also, there are a lot of starts, stops, pauses and unfinished sentences going on during the panel - I haven't cleaned that up, you're getting it just as it was said. So, yeah. Sorry, not sorry.
Anyway, translation (hopefully...) under the cut... part 1, part 2
Christopher Pahle: I see that the time is running away from us a bit and I’m going to… I would like to talk about the end scene in episode three, the one after the rave pre-party where Isak is cleaning and Even comes into the kitchen and they have that talk, that is something really…
Ulrikke Falch: Christmas pre-party, not rave pre-party.
Julie Andem: No, it’s…
CP: Revue pre-party, rave, Robyn as the soundtrack.
David Sjøholt: The Christmas pre-party is…
UF: Yeah. I didn’t really watch that.
CP: Do you have pictures of what’s after… um… picture number three. There’s a bit of dialogue about Sonja and so on where there are some lies about protheses and things like that. Um. And we see here [reads from the script that is shown on the screen]:
Even smiles. Silence settles between them. Isak lowers his guard. He wants to try and meet Even half way.
Isak [somewhat reluctant]: She’s cute, though.
Even understands what Isak is trying to do. Isak mulls it over and tastes the name.
Isak: Sonja.
Isak looks at Even. Even looks at Isak. There’s silence again. Don’t think the world has ever been this silent before. And the silence is unbearable. Isak keeps his eyes trained on his socks. One of the socks has a tiny hole and he can see the tip of his little toe. Isak thinks that he should make a note of today’s date so that when the day comes that the hole is big enough for his entire toe to stick out, he will be able to calculate how many days it takes for a hole in a sock to reach its final form. Maybe he can use it for something. In a discussion about socks or something. Even looks down at Isak’s feet. He takes a careful step closer. And then he calmly slides one foot over to Isak’s. Their toes meet. Isak’s gaze is locked, Even moves his other foot too, taking a step closer to Isak. Isak finds the courage to lift his head tentatively. Isak looks at Even’s mouth. Even looks at Isak’s mouth. And then there’s a thud from the living room. Like someone drops something heavy on the floor. They both turn towards the sound.
[ends script]
And of course it’s Noora that has returned. Typical Noora. But, um… I’m really fascinated by the way you’ve written the scene. Because all that, or, I mean, how should I put it, nothing that is written in that scene description is something that we actually see, but it’s all there. 
JA: Yes.
CP: And it is a rather unusual way to write scenes. Or that’s my impression anyway. 
JA: I often run very short of time. You have to remember that we film two episodes in three recording days. Which means that the more information, the more I can help the actors beforehand, the better. Like, there are some times when it’s like, I don’t have the time to write a script, I’ll just write that they meet in the corridor and then we’ll think of something while filming. But something like that, when I have to… That scene was hard to write because I had to wrap my head around the scene. I had to imagine what it was like to be Isak and stand there. And then those kinds of images are easier because, where is he looking? He’s looking at his socks, and there’s a hole there, and, like… then you can just write that because maybe it’ll help Tarjei in that scene.
CP: And do you remember, did you talk about it on set? Did he look at his sock?
JA: Yeah, I think he looked at his socks, I’m pretty sure about that. But they didn’t have any holes, as far as I… Did they? Do you remember? If we had made a hole?
Henrik Holm: He often had holes in his socks, but I don’t think he had it then.
JA: I can’t remember if we made a hole in those socks or what we did, or if he just thought about something else, I can’t remember.
HH: No, because you never filmed the socks.
JA: No. No.
HH: It was more that people could almost fantasise about what… 
JA: Yeah.
HH: That you helped Tarjei to actually think about something while he looks down. That it isn’t an empty look down there.
JA: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
HH: So that…
JA: He looks at his socks. Yes, because you see, the camera sees everything they think about, so if they just stand there and think that now I’ll just stand like this until Henrik takes a step closer, then… in those kinds of situations, it’s good to give them something to think about. And if you can give it already in the script then that’s even more effective.
CP: Yeah, and that’s what was a bit of an aha moment for me when I read the script. I understand a bit more where the intensity in these scenes come from. Or, it was really interesting to see that it was there already in the script. And so clearly written in a way. You’re really talented, Julie. [applause] Um… we’ll begin to move on towards the end, and we’re here because there are some very lovely supporters that have collected a lot of money to buy some scripts that they have donated. That is pretty amazing. Um. I thought… it has to be a kind of crazy experience that there are…
JA: It’s fantastic. It is… I began to cry when I read it. I think… I mean, it’s absolutely fantastic, like. I just got a message from someone who just, the script went for one hundred and nine thousand and I just, how is that possible, who could have bought it…
CP: These people here.
JA: And then I understood that… yeah, it was really, really touching.
CP [to the audience]: Do you want to clap a bit for yourselves? [applause] But, what I thought, or, I have, like, a suspicion that the people in the audience know more about Skam than you do. So what I want to do is have a small quiz where we… I thought you could be one team and then I have an agreement with some of the biggest supporters in the script gang who are going to be another team. Do you want to come up, you can go over there and grab microphones, it’s… and now I’ve forgotten your names, it is… Dijana, Stina and Bjørg. Who are the fan team. You can take the microphones over there, maybe? And then you’ll get some questions here, let’s see if it’s possible. We can…
JA: How does it work, how… We don’t even have any buzzers to push.
CP: Do you want a party blower?
JA: Yes. Thank you. [accept the party blower and blows into it]
CP: So. You are one team, uhh… And you are one team. And if you know the answer, then you blow, first come, first served.
JA: I think I’m best, but…
Carl Martin Eggesbø: Who’s best at blowing?
HH: I’m not great at blowing.
CM: You’re not great at blowing.
JA: No, I’m not great at blowing.
HH: I can blow.
CP: The important thing is that I hear a sound, if it doesn’t work then you can just shout.
JA: Okay, okay.
CP: It works, right?
The Fan Team: Yes.
CP: Are you ready then we’ll start. [the blowing continues]
UF [to David]: You’re destroying it. You’re destroying it.
HH: It’s very childish on stage.
DS: If you take it off, then it’s much faster.
HH: It’s like a child’s birthday.
CP: Then let’s play So You Think You Can Skam. The first question is, we’ll start a bit easy… [the cast continues to talk amongst themselves] Are you ready, or?
JA: Yes! You have to foc… hey! 
CP: Are you ready? Ulrikke?
JA: Be ready, Ulle. Be ready.
CP: What is… what is Vilde’s last name? I think it was over there [gestures at the fan team]
TFT: Lien. Hellerud Lien.
CP: Hellerud Lien. That’s correct.
JA: No. No. No.
CP: No?
UF: It’s the other way around. 
JA: It’s Lien Hellerud. [the cast celebrates, audience applause]
CP: But it says, on Skam Wikipedia it says that it’s the other way around? Either way, I assign one point to both teams. Next question. When is Isak’s birthday? [everyone blows their party blowers, Christopher covers his ears with his hands] I missed who was first, who… [to the fan team] it was you, of course it was.
TFT: Shall we say it together? 21 June.
CP: That is correct, and what year?
TFT: 99.
CP: What… 99, of course. Um… Very good. I’ll just… Here. Two points to you, one point to you. Who has to watch when Magnus and Vilde spit coffee in each other’s mouths?
UF [to David]: Do you want to say it?
DS: Umm… Noora and Even.
JA: NO! 
UF: Sana!
JA: David, don’t answer him again.
CP: Question four. Even and Isak’s toast recipe includes among other things bread and sweaty cheese. Name three other ingredients. 
HH [to Ulrikke]: You were first.
UF: No, I just did it so we get to answer.
HH: Pottagaldrar, umm… turmeric, and cardamom. No?
JA: Turmeric was cut.
HH: It was cut? [Henrik and Julie high fives.]
CP: I think I have to give…
HH: I can name more otherwise.
CP: …it over to the other team
TFT: American… umm… Caribbean…
HH: Caribbean jerk?
JA: God. Yes.
TFT: Cinnamon.
HH: Cinnamon.
TFT: And rosemary. 
CP: Yeah, that’s…
TFT: We’re a bit unsure, cardamom, was that really in there?
CP: Caribbean jerk…
JA: No, it…
TFT: It was lacking, Henrik.
CP: The answer is caribbean jerk barbecue, chilli, rosemary, pottagaldrar, cinnamon, pepper, and ketchup - as you see pictured at the end. But, very good.
JA: Because all that talking, that impro talking, about cardamom is really about pancakes or waffles and then we edited it as if it was them talking about…
HH: I remember when I watched the scene, I thought it was really weird, because… and then it became a thing, but… it was funny.
JA: Yes, that’s why I had to include it.
HH: Yeah, it was so funny.
CP: Question five, what does Eskild bring as a hostess gift to Sana’s Eid party?
CM: Hostess gift to Sana’s Eid party? It’s two börek that Eskild found under a stair at the filming location.
CP: Question six. So, the character that I identify with the most, we’ll see.. there. [picture of Noora and a teacher] It isn’t Noora, even if I got Noora in the personality quiz, but it’s Nora’s ‘chronicle’ teacher and what I want to know… or, first of all, why didn’t he get his own season? But what I want to know is, what colour is his hat? 
JA: Oh…
DS: Red.
JA: No, green. Dark green.
HH: I would have guessed red too.
JA: Black!
CP: It’s burgundy. Red. 
JA: Who said it?
UF: We said red. 
DS: I said red.
CP: At least it’s not black. Or dark green.
JA: I’m sorry. I’m sorry.
CP: Someone took over the question and insisted that it was dark green.
JA: I’m sorry. I’m sorry. Let him answer all questions from now on.
HH: It’s good that you weren’t in charge of costumes.
CP: Last question. Um. What is the last sentence that is said in the series? [Ulrikke blows and points to Henrik] Do we need it word for word?
HH: Are you pointing at me? 
UF: No, I just…
HH: I stood so far back that I didn’t even hear it!
DS: It’s Marlon’s speech. 
HH: It’s Marlon’s speech.
UF: Oh, yeah.
JA: Yeah, Fear spreads. But fortunately, love does too.
DS: But fortunately, love does too. Boom.
CP: Right. So that’s that, and it ended with three… and you…
UF: Four.
TFT: Did they win??
CP: It’s completely…
JA: No, in that case we need one more question.
CP: But I would like to disqualify the Vilde… the question about Vilde’s last name.
JA: Yeah, we should, because I got very unsure if that is what it says on a wikipedia page.
UF: No, but it’s you who’ve made it up?
DS: But you have…
JA: Yeah, but I… It's been many, many years since I made it up.
CP: But it’s taken…
JA: But I mean…
CP: It’s taken on a life of its own.
JA: I meant…
DS: Use your mobile to check it?
JA: But how do I check it? It’s in the other room.
DS: Mail?
[audience member shouts that it’s Lien Hellerud on NRKs Skam page]
DS: Lien Hellerud? So it was correct then?
JA: Yeah, then it’s correct. If it says so on Skam, then it’s correct. 
CP: Right. Then you will be awarded the prizes, which are, chilli, rosemary and cinnamon. That’s what they had, the rest was… 
JA: Whooo! Thank you. [hands Henrik one of the spice bottles]
HH: Nice.
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ksica · 5 years
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Ulrikke and David, season 4 bloopers
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thefallingmaze · 3 years
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I just know David ran into that glass room separator at some point filming that last bit of episode two 😬😭
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isaks-even · 5 years
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i can't believe ulrikke and david took grossness/nauseating pda to the absolute next level and beyond
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