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- wSerie
- TV Shows
- Sendung ohne Namen
- Season 1
- Episode 28
Sendung ohne Namen: Season 1 - 30 Episode s
1x1 - Sie wollen jetzt sicher wissen, was es da zu sehen gibt
October 17, 2002
The narrator is talking about: the relationship between mothers and sons, 3 things for the island, Moby Dick, instant food (amongst other things).
1x2 - Ich weiß immer noch nicht genau, ...
October 24, 2002
The narrator is talking (among other things) about: air trips, exotic animals; Selassi, Rasta, Reggae and Dub; Hamburg, Soccer, Punk, inventors of brands, Howard Marks, serial killers, profilers and color in dog-food.
1x3 - Ach, Geschenke
October 31, 2002
The narrator is talking (among other things) about: comic heroes in movies, a gift for Lisa, the moon, the number 23 and political campaign advertising.
1x4 - Stellen Sie sich vor ...
November 7, 2002
The narrator is talking (among other things) about: youth cultures, missing political ends, missing rebellion; fashion brands, ads in schools, data memories; Czech and Japanese children TV, Eastern Europe, names of kids and Disney figures.
1x5 - Musik, Musik, Musik
November 21, 2002
The narrator is talking about music (sound checks, friendship in bands, stage announcements, tour, Nirvana) and time (agelessness, sense of time, time travel, ancient world, time wasting).
1x6 - Es ist doch immer das gleiche...
November 28, 2002
The narrator is talking about: constructed cities, stars and life in Las Vegas, nuclear bombs, revolutionists as pop figures, terrorism, Andreas Baader, ELF, counterfeiters, good and bad, I.Q. of US presidents, urban legends and Sim City.
1x7 - Das Gute und das Böse!
December 5, 2002
The narrator is talking (among other things) about: Christmas, Saint Niklas and Krampus; peanuts; USA clichés, USA and wars, weapons, arms supplies; Punk, construction and breaking taboos; accidents in film; sound in cinema and houseplants.
1x8 - Es geht um den "Film" ...
December 12, 2002
Fred talks about: that Life is not a Hollywood film, goofs, the film of your life during dying, deja vu, assassination attempts, film doubles, obituaries, soundtrack of your life, history of music clips, perception of animals.
1x9 - Weihnachten
December 19, 2002
The narrator is talking about: Christmas eve, presents, biblical story, scientific knowledge, birthday of Jesus, relics, Monopoly, ski-jumping, hierarchy of the church, fatherhood, sheep, Lord of the Rings, pilgrims, the three Magi, magicians, astronomy and frankincense.
1x10 - Ministerium der Liebe
January 2, 2003
Austrian comedians, "radio makers" and VIPs are telling a fantastic and weird story together. Everyone has to tie his/her part to this the predecessor has told before.
1x11 - Ausgehen tut doch jeder
January 9, 2003
Fred talks about: going out or stay at home, guest lists, Studio 54, Andy Warhol, the factory, heroin and LSD, dancing, Elmayer, party rules, one night stands, club toilets, milestones of pop music and the history of the toilet.
1x12 - Gregorianischer Kalender und Christoph Columbus
January 16, 2003
The narrator is talking (among other things) about: Science Fiction, Star Trek, aliens, Planet of the Apes; personal organizers, the EUR and dictators.
1x13 - Schifahrer und Ihre Rechte...
January 23, 2003
The narrator is talking (among other things) about: Austrians and skiing, Austrian athletes, "apres ski", Ski vs. Snowboard; "Pater Nostra", skyscrapers and lifts; Iraq War and US delivery of arms; Moog synthesizer and driving licenses. (rerun on 11/27/2003 as S02E12)
1x14 - Wie wenig überraschend Fernsehen sein kann.
January 30, 2003
This time radio is the main topic (Teslar, Orson Welles, pirate radio, fm4 birthday party, soccer in radio), but he is also speaking about: clubs, dubbing, end of broadcast, racism, Robin Hood, telephone numbers and TV watching.
1x15 - Es geht um SEX!
February 6, 2003
The narrator is talking (among other things) about: topics of conversation, dubbing voices, USA, America, Anti-Americanism and politics.
1x16 - Pantophobie ist die Angst vor allem.
February 13, 2003
The narrator is talking (among other things) about: fears, prestige, professions, relationships, beer and wine, socks and tights, evolution, valedictions, washing machines, flat share and applications for employment.
1x17 - Am Anfang war das Wort.
February 20, 2003
Fred talks about reading books, libraries, burning documents, "Mein Kampf", 100 most read books of world literature, bible, complete editions, public interest, opera ball, medals, magazines, Cobains' diaries, guidebooks and the Internet.
1x18 - Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex!!!
March 6, 2003
Fred is mostly talking about sex (aphrodisiacs, sex business, group sex, records, music, politicians, animals, phallus cult, Irving Berlin, De Sade), but also about: pregnancy, naming, 9/11-conspiracy, Arab in German language, a.s.o.
1x19 - Angst vor der Zukunft?
March 13, 2003
Fred talks about Nostradamus, Millennium-Bug, fortune tellers, catastrophes, overpopulation, wars, Rumsfeld, Fahrenheit 451, climate change, mars colonization, Solaris, politics, genetically modification, A.I. and Lex Barker.
1x20 - Listen, Wetten und das Frühjahr
March 20, 2003
Fred talks about: houseplants, spring, the soul, dying, religions, money, obesity, lists, ACTA, illnesses, hot food and Descartes.
1x21 - Freunde? Haben Sie welche?
March 27, 2003
Fred is talking about friends (real friends, friends met in jobs, friends for something, pen-friends, women-men-relationships, dogs), but also about female inventors, books, bands, coincidences and shipwrecks.
1x22 - Was ist Kunst???
April 3, 2003
Fred talks about art (how untalented he is, criteria, prices, Picasso, poster, expressionism, degenerated art, cave art), but also about smoking, Song Contest, German hip hop, Beatles, Nouvelle Vague, scandals and falling coconuts.
1x23 - Fernsehen! Fernsehen! Fernsehen!
April 10, 2003
Fred talks about remotes, zapping, best "Wetten dass..." betting never realized, awards, legalization of drugs, VIPs and drugs, THC, fundamentalism, bible critic, being Pope, colors, neighbors, ingredients of a kiss, camels and needles.
1x24 - Wollen Sie mehr über Ostern wissen?
April 17, 2003
Do you want to know more about Easter?
1x25 - Lügen
April 24, 2003
This time the main topic is lying (theories, gesture, depictions, opinion, truth, storytelling, Pinocchio, animals as liars), but he is also speaking about: language of dolphins, pentagrams, cravats and wales as carriers of nuclear bombs.
1x26 - Bin ich jetzt alt?
May 15, 2003
Am I old now?
1x27 - Blühender Wahnsinn
May 22, 2003
Fred talks about the month May, Matrix, noble cars, song contest, gender clichés, partner-choice, Mayas, collectors, animal shit, morality during time, Löwinger Bühne, shrunken heads and Common blanket octopus females as serial killers.
1x28 - Vatertag
June 5, 2003
Father's Day
1x29 - Vorbeugemaßnahmen für Wintergrippe
June 12, 2003
Preventive measures for winter flu.
1x30 - Graue Haare
June 26, 2003
Fred talks about his first 2 gray hairs, perception of a baby, school certificate distribution, hated sounds, acceptance of torturing, homophony, ethnics, Africa, cockroaches, carrier of a diseases, Marilyn Manson and Marian apparitions.