Danish Children's Shows (2021) / John Dillermand / DR Ramasjang
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Hi! I'm Kelly, an American mom living in a small town in Denmark. In this video, I tell you about the Danish Children's TV Shows from the popular children's channel DR Ramasjang. Learn about which shows you will find in other countries, which shows come from Denmark, as well as this American's reaction to Danish Children's Television Shows from 2010s and 2020s.
I will also be discussing the controversial children's show, John Dillermand, and just what I think about it!
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We generally have a much more relaxed relationship to our bodies and sexuality than Americans, or most of the world really. So having the whole world freak out about John Dillermand was hilarious to me and everyone I've talked to.
*cough* Japan *cough*
@@MegaVega2007 why do children need adult middle aged penises in their face normalized though? It's okay to talk about... but why put so much emphasis?
Everyone? Really? I hate that we are - still - the pedophilia capital of the world. Very shameful that we make tv like that for children.
Thanks for a great video. Always funny to see our culture through your eyes.
Being the father of two girls who both loved Onkel Reje, I'd like to try to explain (what I think is) the point of the show:
Every time Onkel Reje is confronted with a question of moral nature, he goes the inappropriate direction - and beyond. The 'and beyond' is the important part. You see, he always takes it so far that the kids understand how inappropriate he is, thus placing the kids on the 'right' part of morality.
Most kid's shows always try to display the decent/sensitive path, which has the effect that a child with playful instincts end up identifying themselves as the naughty one compared to what they see.
This never happens when they watch Reje. With him they always end up as the sensitive one. And I think it is a great thing that the show reminds kids that they also have moral - and actually trains them in exercising their morality.
Interesting. I'm still glad my kids didn't like it. LOL :)
Two really big shows that everyone would know is "Kaj og Andrea" and "Bamses Billedbog". Also the Finish show "Mummitrolden" (Moomin) is/was really popular.
YES, I’m Danish and I just gotta say, I grew up with Kaj og Andrea
Yes, Bamse from "Bamses Billedbog" was not exactly a role model, since he was a selfish person.
But kids connected with him because kids themselves are selfish beings as well. He was very much on their level so to say. I never saw him as a role model, he (and the show) was just entertainment and a way to learn language and basic stuff. Some of the other characters like Aske and Luna would also "parent" him sometimes amd put him in his place if he was over the line, just like kids md their parents would do.
The original Lille Nørd with Jeppe and Marie was so good! I loved it growing up :)
This just brought back so many memories of them, I forgot I had.. Loved them!
Yes, I loved the original version they broadcasted on tv. I think I saw every program.
Iv never herd of it ):
All the "inapropriate" shows, are all there to balance it all. Like someone have to give that thing to the children, in order for them to be able to put all things in perspective. So Dillermand and Reje are a good thing, because they teach children not to get upset when they reach adulthood.
Let's do it the Danish way, and just agree to disagree ;-) ! I don't think kids, the age of 5+ need to learn about a guy with at big "C...k" :-( ! But that's just me, and I'm old school ;-) ! They'll have amble time to learn about body parts, when they grow older :-) !
That aged well 😂
"How many of you actually watching my videos to the end?" 🙋🏻♀️ Me 😄 and all of your videos 😄❤️ When I was a child growing up in Denmark I always watched Astrids Lindgren's children's programmes and movies like "Emil fra Lønneberg", "Pippi Langstrømpe", "Ronja Røverdatter", "Brødrene Løvehjerte" and many others 😊
Thanks!! :) You are great! I also like Pippi! ;)
Wnen I was a kid I watched a serie called Fem myror är fler än fyra elefanter and Vi på saltkråkan. Besides Astrids stories and movies on tv. There was also one called Kullamannen. It was a serie about kids who was detectives and solved mysteries. I´m refering to old swedish children program. I think they were popular in the rest of scandinavia to. At least Fem myror was that.
@@citizenkane4831 I googled it and "Vi på saltkråkan" was called "Vi på Krageøen" in Danish, I think I can recall it, but not the two others. I can remember the name "Alle vi børn i Bulderby". There were a lots of Swedish children's programs 😊
@@citizenkane4831 Did you watch any Danish television or movies when you was a kid?
@@LindenhannDK I must honestly say I don´t remember if I did. I am 60 now. So that is a while since. Those programs I mentioned was broadcasted 1975 or earlier. Kullamannen I think was broadcasted 1960 something. But we all wathced The Muppet show. I have an T-shirt with those old gyus complaining about everything, Statler and Waldorf. I will soon be one of them. LOL!
You should see the classic “Bennys Badekar”. It will teach you a lot about how Danes view each other. I love Onkel Reje. He is a rebel. He sets the bad example, and he is so extreme that kids understand that he is not a role model, but the opposite of that. Noone would ever like to behave like Onkel Reje. I think the lesson of that show is the goal doesn’t justify the means. He often has good intentions, but he ends up doing a lot of bad things because he doesn’t think before he acts and is generally very inconsiderate. But he is deep down a goid person, so kids also learn that you are not a bad person because you sometimes happen to do bad or wrong things.
I'd recommend the show called "Nana" - a childrens show from 1988 with 6 episodes. It's a great way to see how a danish school works and how it's like to be a child/ up in Denmark- you can find it on Bonanza. Nana's dad is played by the danish actor Jesper Christensen, who played Mr. White in the Daniel Craig James Bond movies.
I don't like watching children's TV, but Nana is the exception. It is so great.
My husband loves that show. I need to find it with subtitles.
I loved Nana. I was just a year older than her, so could really identify with her and her class mates.
@@Aoderic I think a lot of Danes loved/love that show, because of the relatability and how down to earth it was.
Also as someone who grew up in Jylland it was funny to see the scene where they couldn’t understand the farmer, mainly because I could totally understand what he was saying and the total off translation was funny. Plus the fact that it was Niels Hausgaard who played the farmer was funny as well.
@@MsBlackdeath13 Yes I love that scene with Niels Hausgaard (he is brilliant in general)
I live in Southern Zealand, and we speak with a bit of a dialect, my cousins from Copenhagen would often find it funny when I spoke.
Cirkeline was my super-hero, when I was 5. Now Im 55 :)
Pippi langstrømpe, Karlson på taget and especially Emil fra Lundeberg were my favorites. And I'm Danish and 57 😁 ! Kelly! The above shoves are all Swedish, from back when I was a kid (40++) years ago 😍
I'm 34 and I watched and loved all of them.
No ads on ramasjang, worth every penny.
Hi 🙂
I live In Denmark 🇩🇰 but as a young boy I moved to Vancouver Island, Canada 🍁 in the early 1980 with my mother and two brothers, in Canada we had numerous channels two watch with Saturday morning cartoons for hours, with The Flintstones, He-man, Transformers and so on.
In Denmark before 1989 I think, there was a monopoly on TV so we only had one Danish channel and Two Swedish and if you lived in the southern part you could get German channels. So I had never seen those shows before and my brothers and me were ecstatic and it was the coolest thing ever.
But like all good things, it came to an end and we moved back to Denmark 🇩🇰 and the mega boring TV 😂
But in some odd way it was fun because when we told in school what sort of shows we saw in Canada 🍁 most couldn't believe what they were hearing, and when we told about commercial break in shows, that was often wierd for them to hear and made no sense 🙂
I have seen numerous of your videos and by other Americans 🇺🇸 or Canadians 🇨🇦 experiencing Denmark and/or Danish culture, because of my ties to Canada 🍁
It is both funny and interesting, because I see it both ways with equal understanding in regards to humor, society differences etc.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings about living in Denmark 🇩🇰 take care and all the best. Kris
Oh jeez, blast from the past, all my favourite kids tv shows. I remember watching Rosa fra Ruladegade with WiFi so slow it would take a minute just to load an episode in 144p.
It was also mostly danish tv shows that aired on Ramasjang in like 2012, where as now there are a lot of different tv shows from around the world, there was also this summer break exclusive show that came on around 8 in the morning so that the parents could sleep till 10 when it finished, it was called Sommer Somarum or something along those lines (I don’t actually know how to spell it) but I remember sneaking down stairs with my older sister to go watch it while our mom and dad were still sleeping, I don’t think they make it anymore though.
There's also two elder Danish kids shows, which I absolutely love (I'm 18 now, but I grew up with these two - I don't know if they still occasionally show them at Ramasjang). The first one is called Bamse & Kylling (translation: Bear & Chicken) and it's people dressed up as a bear and a chicken in a real world. The bear, Bamse, lives in a house and can be quite arrogant and/or spoiled at some times, but still very lovable. He has a friend called Chicken, who can't talk and only speaks gibberish. There's also the character Duckling (who always carries a binky) and two humans called Aske and Luna! The other children's show is called Kaj & Andrea. It's similar to Bamse & Kylling, only it's puppets held by people. Kaj & Andrea is about a frog (Kaj is the frog) and a parrot (Andrea is the parrot), and there's also a man sometimes (called Ole) who usually acts as a guide and helps them get along (he's also sometimes singing and playing guitar)
I don't know how old your children is but if you reaaaaally want to get into nordic parenting and how we were raised as kids, I can never recommend Astrid Lindgreen enough. You really get to see what it all came from, so to speak. Or as audiobooks. I would listen to them a lot as a child. Truly remarkable.
I think my kids read some of her stories in school. It might be good for me learning Danish to get the audiobooks, though. Great idea! :)
@@MyNewDanishLife there are films and tv series too they are really good
Sonja fra Saxogade, a danish classic, you really really have to see this one, from the late 60ties
Cirkeline is Circleen in english - and she is an elf.
And yes, John Dillermand was heavily debated. For about a week. Then someone mentioned that danish children programmes have ALWAYS been debated. Ever since they started. Nothing new there.
I think it's just the way things evolve. When I grew up in the 60's we had one TV channel, and because we lived in Copenhagen, we could get two Swedish channels on a good day.
Back in those days, kid's shows were mostly educational/moral stories, how to behave, what consequences when you misbehaved and such. Of course, in December there would always be Julekalenderen - new storyline every year - but mostly we were left to our own imagination.
I tend to watch your videos to the end, I liked the one where you spoke Danish and I think you did quite well . As they say here: Practice Makes Perfect...
My wife and mother-in-law are Scottish, they like old movies so they got Lille Per VHS boxset. When I got home the next day I found them both with tissues in hand crying over Lille Per on the ship about to go to America with his uncle 😂
I, for one, watch all of your videos from start to finish! I don't even have a personal interest in kids shows, but I find the perspective fascinating!
Thanks, Linda! You are sweet! :)
Very interesting video. Oh i know those licorice pipes so yummy 😜 brings back childhood memories
I watch alot of the scandanavia detective series they are so well made .
I watch your videos to the end, but I have to pause to shift my 🧠 into englesk back and forth. Talking at the screen to your videos is some of the best dansk practice I get because I am somewhat deaf. Thanks again, Kelly! Your kids are blessed to have you as a teacher.
I don't teach anymore, but my kids still feel that they live with a teacher! :) LOL Thanks.
Hey there :) Nice you speak about danish kids program :) The first movie with Hugo was "Junlgedyret Hugo" He lives in the jungle got kidnappad ends up in Copenhagen
I like him. I just never heard of him before! :)
@@MyNewDanishLife Okay but keep up the good work. And by the way i think "Onkel Reje is a little strange to"
Danish children’s television has a long standing tradition of having characters that are unreasonable by design. Take Bamse. He is a kindergartener sometimes he’s a loving friend but most of the time he want to decide everything and poor Kylling has to play along. Kids are meant to see that he is unfair and unreasonable and then not be like him.
I really like Bamse. I might make another video of the "older" kids' shows! :)
Exactly!
This is how the exaggeration works in kids stories. It makes them relate and think and there is something to debate and maybe laugh about. For some reason a lot of adults don't get the point.
Thanks a lot for the video, I just started to learn Danish and I am currently looking for some children shows to help me with the language ☺️☺️
It is such a good idea! Good luck!
Good luck by leaning Danish :)
@@kasperkjeldsen2294 thank you 😊😊
Selamat datang ke Denmark :)
Cirkeline. Cykkelmyggen Egon. Kaj og Andrea. Snuden. Old "julekalender". Or watch channel Ramasjang if you can? I think some of these shows are even up on UA-cam?
Bamses Billedbog was my favorite show when I was a little kid ❤ Bamse is a surprisingly complex character. He's a sweet bear, but at the same time he can be thoughtless and selfish. Especially towards the character "Kylling" who's smaller and weaker than him. It teaches kids that good people can have character flaws, and I like that
I have allways been a big fan of Troldspejlet.
With the mighty Jakob Stegelmann, spiritual leader of Danish nerds for three decades!
one giant mistake my parents made when I was a kid, was not warn me about foul language...
So, when I learned new words, I had no idea if they were good or bad words... till I used them and got yelled at...
Predatorial behavior is setting a trap, and waiting for your kids to fall in it,
shows like Onkel Reje, explain to kids what bad language is so they can detect and avoid using it...
I watched this one to the end. 😁 But I was recently part of a project with a professional video company. We were making some educational videos for adults. The people from the video company told us, that their research showed that people in the age group we were aiming for (20-35), wouldn't even start on a video that was more than 4 minutes long, unless they were really, really interested in the subject of the video.
That is an interesting statistic.
The kids I know love to watch the nature shows with Sebastian Klein, Lille Nørd and Store Nørd. And of course Sigurds Bjørnetime.
By the way I always watch your videos to the end
I have never heard of store nord (sorry for the o I don't have danish keyboard on atm) I have only watched Lille Nord
I think the reason Danish childrens' tv can seem both progressive AND offensive to a lot of non-Danish people is simply because the focus is different. It's often about teaching AND being entertaining, and it's not made to be appropriate to adults, but to satisfy children's curiosity on their own terms. This is also why it's abovious which age group the show is made for, and why not all main characters are "good". There's often children in the shows, because it's made for them.
With Hr. Skæg (which both means beard and fun (welcome to Danish humour, it's bad)) the focus is on teaching smaller children about things like the alphabet. The episodes are similar, but different enough to keep 3-6 year olds entertained.
As a metalfan I know, that Onkel Reje has become an idol to a lot of little metalheads (and their parents), where he sings about children's "issues" like not wanting to shower. He doesn't have to be perfect, but he's relatable, and that's the important part.
The relatable part is also why a show like John Dillermand exists. Like you say: it's a huge part of your sons' lives, so of course someone makes a show about a character, who's name is a childish word for a penis.
Also, Danish girls know what a naked boy looks like and vice versa. Our tradition for non-sexual nudity is rather long, and it's almost seen as disturbing if you are bothered by children not wearing clothes. Like the Danish comedian Anders Matthesen said: "The only thing that should pass through your mind is: I wonder if she would like a piece of cake".
Singing is traditionally a BIIIIG thing in Danish children's shows. Some of the songs get stuck in your head forever. You have been warned:
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The movie about Jungledyret Hugo was on VHS. It's from the first half of the 90's. It was awesome.
Reading this made me think of all the kids shows I’ve watched (both danish and not) and it really made me realise that kids shows around the world, like the US as an example, are more focused on flashy fights, a good story or comedy, where as danish kids shows basically taught me how to be a person (though I might be biased), of course world building is important when telling a story, but a 10 year old child isn’t gonna care or even notice if two events don’t match up or if the story/logic just got thrown out the window, children’s stories usually have a moral, like the kid who cried wolf, but in my experience in a lot of kids shows you need to big deep if you want to know what the moral of the story was, and that’s if there even was one to begin with, where as danish kids shows give you a question and then teaches you about said question, or it’s like “How to be nice to people (for dummies)” and then tells you to go spend time with the family, but in a nice way (again I might be biased with this though).
Danish child television makes Danes intelligent.
Danes are very smart people.
Think of how many world leading companies we have considering our small population. 🤔
Mærsk, Lego, Novo, Carlsberg, Danish design ikon Bang and Olufsen.
Danish Child television broaden the horizon of our next generation. 🤗
I'm not sure Danes are more intelligent than other people. Who gave you that idea? But telly are defenately going for some alternative and non-pc children shows.
@@Finnec123 I dont say Danes are more intelligent than others!
I bought 40 "lakrids piber" in Netto, the 2 daughter and i made them disappear in a weekend :D . Thanks for your show.
Onkel Reje is great fun! Especially the songs.
I watched until the end. Very well measured take Kelly. I'm glad to hear you enjoy Hr Skæg. He's a national treasure by this point.
Cirkeline was the first show on TV in DK in color. (1968)
That is a cool bit of trivia! :)
Hugo and Rita is my entire childhood aha
Excuse me, how can one not watch your videos till the end? Especially when you're covering such interesting topics😉
It's such an amazing idea to show all characters sleeping until morning. Must have helped hundreds of parents with convincing kids to go to bed))
You are too nice, my sister! ;)
İ miss those lakrids piber after 20 years in Turkey, they do not know lakrids at all- they tast so good and so soft- love them and also moppedrenge- miss them so much
Tror ikke moppedrenge findes mere, har ikke set dem i årevis.
Me growing up in the 90's i really liked Martin og Ketil with doctor pjuskebusk where we gotta guess a shit 😂
Gaet en lort
I audibly gasped when you said Onkel Reje, I was really just expecting the John Dillermand thing.
it would be great if we will watch about something like "dating rules in Denmark" :) especially rules among teenagers
I don't have much experience with that topic. :)
I think the difference between danish children tv and US are that we make tv where the child is beeing taken seriously, we give them credit for beeing able to make up their own mind about what the show is about. We enlighten, speak to the childs inquisitive mind and we dont moralize. We dont say: " my viewpoint is better as an adult than yours as an child" we handle grown up subjects, but on the premise of the child. Onkel Reje is maybe not for everybody. I personally love him. He is performed by Mads Geertsen a former heavyrock musian and clown/circus performer from Århus. (He actually got a third place in DM in Rock in 1993 with his band Impotators, the year Dizzy Mizz Lizzy won and Kashmir came second.) Onkel Reje is very political incorrect, and has no impulse controll. He acts more like a child than an adult. He loves to get into trouble or get other into trouble. If he thinks something seems funny, he will do it no matter how crazy it is. I think children, as another watcher pointed out, is quite capable of figuring out that Onkel Reje is not a role model, cause he does sometime do some scary thing, but more an examble of what not to do. But he takes children seriously and teaches them not to take everything so serious and its ok to be different or goofy.
Everyone's has their own opinion.
I loved to watch onkel Reje with my kids 🤣😘
Regarding Hr Skæg: Skæg means beard, but is also means fun.
Never tv though.
Wow. I didn't know that.
Yeah, good point "Mister Fun"
Try look into these especially the first one: Bamse & Kylling (& Ælling). Kaj & Andrea. Jullerup Færgeby. Anna & Lotte. Ude på Noget. They can all be found on www.dr.dk website, just use their search engine. You mentioned Hugo, try look up the Danish cartoon "Valhalla" tegnefilm, I think you will like it.
I know of these, but I wanted this video to be only of the ones we experienced when we moved here in 2016. I might do another video of the shows from the 80s and 90s. My husband has introduced me to many of those when we had our first son! :)
'Ingrid og lillebror' is from a time in 60s and 70s...
We have another good old childrens show called “Max Pinlig”. It means “ Max, who is embarrassed”. It’s about a boy, who lives with his single mom and he thinks she is really embarrassing (like many teenagers do). This show is actually quite hilarious and both kids and parents can relate to the characters. It can teach children to be a little more understanding towards other people, and to realise, that there is often two sides to any situation and then maby laugh a little, both at their parents and themselves.
You have to consider that children are NOT focusing on their bodies, relationships and so on. They are laughing!!! They stop laughing when "us" adults try to explain the show to them.
Next time ask your kids what they think about it.
I feel that "us" adults actually do not understand the deeper meaning of the "TV made for kids, and by media people".
I do not have kids. But I know that girls and boys do perceive what they see differently. I personally (with all what is available on the net, tv, stream) think that they should be guided thru the jungle (they will keep something secret!!!!) ... but it is big world, many cultures and they have to make their own decision growing up. Let us all guide them with an open mind and tell them that you love them no matter what.
Tak, Kelly. Jeg elsker dig, min ven! You have no idea just how much help you have been to me already. There were tears. Også vin! Tak!
You are very kind! :)
Hr skaeg, is a great guy. He also work/worked with troubled youth. I knew a girl who had him as a contact person (an adult you can have close contact to and you can use for guidance), and he seemed like a great guy, according to her. But this is 10+ years ago.
Speaking of danish shows, have you been introduced to "The Julekalender" yet? I highly recommend it once its christmas time again 😊
I have talked about those in my Christmas Countdown video and in my blog post! :) Not in detail, though!
@@MyNewDanishLife "The Julekalender" is a specific julekalender. This one is not aimed at kids. You need to understand some English to appreciate the humor.
@@klausolekristiansen2960 Is it the one where they speak in half English/ half Danish? My son said they showed that to him at school. He is in 4th.
@@MyNewDanishLife Yes. The Nisser have emigrated to Alaska long ago, and are speaking English. But they are not very good at it. Some of the humor, but by no mans all, is the nisser making the kind of mistakes a Dane might make speaking English.
There was some controversy when it was first aired. Some teachers of English complained that it was teaching their pupils bad English. Others found it great. It got even those who never dared before to actually say something in English. Bad English, yes, but they knew that it was bad English.
Im Dane and I think Onkel Reje shouldn't ever have been on TV I think it's to controversal to be on TV
And yeah I watch all your shows to the end 😉
I think Onkel Reje is one of the better characters, have you tried to watch some of his musik videos here on youtube?
DR have been awarded no.1 in the world for there kids stuff.
I really like Ramasjang. Maybe I will check out one of those music videos! :)
Atleast you know what Onkel Reje is.. I've never heard of it before and im born and raised in Denmark :D
Watch the movie "Terkel i knibe" ;-)
You skipped Kaj og Andrea. Pæænt faarveel 🐸🦜
I thought I would save them for the video for "kids of the 80s". :)
@@MyNewDanishLife But I think the show ran untill the 2000s even?
I am Danish and my mother is disgusted by Onkel Reje and didn't like for her grand children to be watching him. I myself find him to be a bit on the primitive side. Oh and FYI I watch All your videos to the end 😃
You are the best, Camilla! :)
She have just become old. That is all. If you like these things, you are still young at heart.
Cirkeline is really weird. Created in the 70s on acid I am sure.
Kelly. Totally agree 😊 ! I'm Danish and like a good laugh, but some of our kid shows are just weird and inappropriate 😒 ! BTW! I Always watch your shows to the end 😎 !! And I'm from Effing Copenhagen, or what you "Juts" 😁 call...,"Devils Island " 🤣🤣🤣 !!! We love you all the same 😍 !
You are too funny! :)
No! Just Honest! We love our Danish Sisters and Brothers from all over ;-) ! We're ALL good people 😁 ! We ALL have something good to bring to the table 😍 !
Most of us love folks with an Honest opinion 😉😉 !! One can criticize, without being mean, which you never are 😊 😊😊 !! Your a good soul 😎 !
@@KHValby Thanks for that. I hope more see me that way! :)
It's just who you are 😏 ! Who cares what other's think ? If your satisfied with your channel, that's all that matters 😃 ! Most do see you as a good person (you get more likes, than not). Some people are just "A-holes" 😑 ! Ignore them 😀 !! Their not worth your time or thoughts 😁 !! Life's to short !!
The 2 minute shows were traditionally have to fill in watch time to avoid using the equivalent of a screen saver.
In U.S they have the South Park Christmas movie 😂💥🎶😍. They even kill Kenny a lot of times.
Everyone knows that South Park is not for kids. We have cartoons that are for adults and that are only on special channels at night when children are asleep. LOL
Crank Yankers is a better show, lol..
Hello, I am a mummy living in Denmark with my two homeschool children n family. Is there anyway my kids can learn to speak danish without school. I was thinking I could have someone offering online lessons
Try "Gepetto news" and "Osman og Jeppe"
Me and my brother's favorite shows when we were younger.
Why do you think we don’t watch your videos to the end. Your content usually is a “whole video watching” thing. The info/opinion/perspective you give is easily in the last 10 seconds as in the first 30 seconds. So to be sure to get it all, I always watch your entire video.
You are a rock star!! :) (I don't believe it, but my Google Analytics tell me you don't. Never trust Google!) ;)
Talk about all the Danish holidays
My kids Loves John Dillermand. He is a superhero - or his "diller" is
I thought you were going to talk about the fact that in the often Swedish programs that they show on Danish television the children often shown in the world are getting changed or in the bath ect..
the banned Cirkeline episode; Cirkeline i Amerika, can be found here on youtube. It is a very different episode, that centers around USA in a critical way. It is highly political, sort of dark, and I dont think it was ever aired.
nice :) Why was it banned?
@@iamnotevenanumber3312 because it was very critical of the US, which was and is, a close ally to Denmark. The critique being very onesided and left wing propaganda.
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Jeg så Cirkeline i TV som barn og jeg er 60 år. Rasmus Klump var også en ting, dog ikke så meget min stil.
I’m not the least bit surprised you didn’t like Onkel Reje and John Dillermand. I’m willing to bet that these two shows are as from the American definition of a kid’s show as any show can get. Pretty Danish, though. Danish children can talk about genitals and shit without any (or next to no) adults raising an eyebrow.
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I too was so surprised to read and hear about this particular tv program coming up. But when I watched a few episodes, it was just meh... why so upset? It is just a silly show, and nothing sexual about it at all. The hysteria is all about the spin and tabloid-shitstorms. When you actually watch the show, there is nothing to be upset about at all.
I think the press should pay back to Denmarks Radio Broadcaster for the free click-bait they got offered on a silver plate here :D
You can find instructions on how to make John Dillermand on Pinterest.
As a danish kid most just wach youtube. 2 grade first scool
As an American with 6 younger brothers, I totally get John Dillerman. When my brothers were little, they had such grandiose stories about their pee-nuses and it was hilariously wholesome. Would I let my kid (any gender) watch it? Probably. If my kid has a pee-nus they would probably find it hilarious. If my kid doesn't, they probably wouldn't find it all that interesting.
(Changed the spelling to dodge the b0ts)
The 3 Year olds in the kindergarden, where I work tells me John Dillermand has a snake in a sock WHO does crasy things.
That is funny. ;)
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John Dillermand’s granny tells Jim everyday to control his diller, and tjat cannot be said too often in these Meetoo
Amen! :) LOL
I also watch: "Ultra nyt" They are for 6-100 (:
I do not like Onkel reje either. But it was my son's favorite show when he was younger 😴😅
My 4 year old daughter likes dillermand 😊 she thinks its funny 😆 btw im danish 😆
Ja, hysteriet er totalt selvsving i medierne. Når man faktisk ser programmet, er det bare fjollerier, og overhovedet ikke grænseoverskridende eller noget.
Jeg tror det er et program som børn og voksne kan grine af. Men på hver sin måde?
Same
Do you think it's appropriate for young girls and boys to be so openly discussing their genitals? When I was a child, I didn't think about sexual matters, or boys or girls' different body part. It seems very wrong to me, and to think this kind of show is shown to children!!
@@katet9839 Yes, absolutely it nurtures a natural way of looking at human bodies, your own included.
@@katet9839 Some people have a really unhealthy way of regarding genitals as unclean and shameful.
My niece loooved Motor Mille. I don`t like Onkel Reje
"JOhN dilLer maNd JOhn dillEr manD"
"Ja lad os alle se hvad hans diller kan"
13:08: Cirkeline was created by one of these anti-American people.
You can watch the movie "Cirkeline i Amerika ", where she and her friends go to the USA, and the whole theme is anti-American. THAT is what they showed is Danish kids in TV back then.
Dang.
It’s also made like 3 years after the assassination of MLK and 1 year after the Kent State Shootings, so maybe less anti-american and more anti-racisim and anti-state-violence.
But yeah, it’s made by a bunch of leftist hippies, that had no love for the american goverment, so it would be seen as anti-american - especially during the cold war.
BTW it was never broadcasted on DR, because it was deemed too political...
I guess there were a lot of other shows, focussing on other subjects?
Why is it anti-american to criticize the dominating superpower? Which was very much the case back then. And what was so upsetting about it? I myself, remember several shows from back then aggrandizing USA
I really want to watch that particular show now XD If it upset you so much, it might be pretty interesting?
Hugo
Lol 😂
So Kelly! Have you left us? Or are you just on "VACA" 😊
Not VACA. I've been sitting at my computer writing a 48-page paper and making 12 pages of graphs and charts. :( Now, I am preparing for my oral exam which means that I am still sitting at my computer all day every day until June 16th. I am hoping to get a video out next Friday. Fingers crossed! :) I can't wait for it all to be done!
Take care of what's important 😁 ! The rest will follow 😊 ! We'll still be here when your ready again 😉😉😉 ! I'm sure that a lot of us are crossing our fingers for you 🙂 ! I know that I am 😊
After 5 years living in Danmark how is your danish?
Would you really expect a 4 year old girl to be unaware of what a male body looks like ?
Yes. However, I don't have any daughters nor do I remember being 4, so I couldn't tell you really what a 4 year old girl would know.
@@MyNewDanishLife That's hard to believe when you've had your kids in daycare. I can't imagine a daycare where all the toilets have doors even let alone where they're segregated and they all have kid's anatomy books. If you did have daughters would you have avoided them seeing their brothers' bodies and vica versa?
@@fritnat I don't know. I never thought of that! I guess I would let them when they were little, but when I noticed that they started to stare, I might discourage it. LOL That was my experience with the swimming pool. (on the blog)
@@MyNewDanishLife My kids loved bathtubs when we visited friends in UK as they are common there whereas here we use showers. When my son was 2 and my daughters 5 and 8, they were playing great in the bathtub where we were staying and the mother there looked on (stared!) kind've curious and remarked that she didn't think her girls would have done that when they were that age. I think she disapproved but had difficulty expressing it when she could see how much they were all enjoying themselves.
@@MyNewDanishLife I think what's missing with the swimming pool experience is hearing about what your boys really thought of it. You strike me as being a very open minded parent who really wants to know everything that's going on with your kids but here there's a taboo.
Wow. You are married to a Danish man. I feel sorry for you. My wife is in the same boat 🤣
I can DEFINITELY understand, why you hate this; SO DO I! I grew up with the communist tv, that Denmark was showing from circa 1970 thru 1989.
When I remember the SHIT, we had to watch, back then..🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ No WONDER, me and my elder brother rather wanted to be outside, building lean-tos and all kinds of stuff outside. Denmark only had ONE CHANNEL until 1986! And the one channel was paid via our taxes! Which DR still is!!😡😡😡😡
John Dillermand is trying to teach about sexual boundaries.
20:35: Well, I am a DANE, and I am ASHAMED... and angry, that they use our money to show shit like that. 😡😖🤦♂️
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De har brugt dine penge på ekstra pension til folketings-politikerne og deres børn! XD
As a Dane I must admit that John Dillermand is WAAAYY OVER THE TOP to show to small children. It may be fun for teenagers, but not fpr small children. It´s embarrasing.
Ej, sikke da noget sludder. Har du overhovedet set programmet?
Jeg kan heller ikke lide "onkel reje"