KNTV
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The KNTV Show is an educational television programme that was broadcast on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom beginning in 2006, which taught elements of sex, and philosophy.
The show is presented by two animated fictional teenagers from Eastern Europe (the fictional state of "Slabovia", the "last remaining communist state in Europe"), called Kierky and Nietschze, named after Søren Kierkegaard and Friedrich Nietzsche. Among the other recurring characters is the suave English gentleman Burgess MacPhilbin, who presents a series of reports on the given subject of that week's episode in the form of a spy's dossier: his name is a reference to 'Cambridge' spies Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean and Kim Philby.
The show is divided between animated parts in which the two teenagers discuss ideas in a humorous manner, and running commentary about sex, science and philosophy over amatuer video clips of people in comical situations. In this way, the show mixes comedy and education.
Storylines - series 1:
1. Mama: K and N leave home and move into the studio when Mama Nietzsche cleans their room.
2. Svetlanas: The boys lose their girl friends, but win them back by using a laser.
3. Skool: When their cooking exam goes horribly wrong, the boys do a resit with unusual results.
. Drive: The boys inherit a car from an uncle, but neither can drive. K must sit his driving exam and they boys have built in some special features to the car.
4. Musik: To win a record contract, the boys re-invent their band with the help of a robot.
5. Addiktion: N gets hooked on potato hooch and K must save him with a family intervention.
I don't have all episodes. Please enquire if interested.
Series 1 - 2006. 5 x 25 minutes
Series 2 - 2007. 5 x 25 minutes
Series 3 - 2008. 10 x 25 minutes
The shows can be supplied as either mp4 files (All series on a single CD or DVD (dependant on the overall size of all files) playable on a PC or a Smart TV - £5.
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Each series can be supplied separately and playable on a regular TV/DVD Player - £5 per series.
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[4 or more disks].
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