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| Mankeli | |
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| Genre | Sketch comedy |
| Directed by | Matti Grönberg |
| Starring | Heikki Silvennoinen Miia Selin Olli Keskinen |
| Country of origin | Finland |
| Original language | Finnish |
| Production | |
| Running time | 30 minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | YLE TV2 |
| Release | 10 November 2000 – 13 July 2001 |
Mankeli is a Finnish sketch comedy series made in 2000–2001, which featured part of the Kummeli crew as cast. Mankeli sketches differed greatly in regard to Kummeli sketches, but had some of the same characters such as Mauno Ahonen (from ”Kuuluisia viimeisiä sanoja”, played by Silvennoinen) and show host Eero Kakko (played byKeskinen). Kummeli's fifth season, like Mankeli, also had a studio audience.
Mankeli episodes always featured a contest, such as a dance or beauty contest, which was always somehow won by the worst competitor. In the first season, the winning competitor always asked if the prize could be in cash. There was also musical guests, of which sometimes the host, Eero Kakko, did not want them to perform whatsoever.
Both seasons of Mankeli have been released on DVD. Season 1 released on DVD on the 18th of February 2010, and the second season on the 6th of May 2010. Both were released as a boxed set on the 28th of August 2010, which included normal episodes as well as 5 remix-episodes produced in 2003, and humorous nostalgic photos. The set had 3 disks total, 1 disk for each season, and another for bonus material.
Cast
[edit]- Miia Selin
- Olli Keskinen
- Heikki Silvennoinen
Supporting cast
[edit]- Heikki Hela
- Karoliina Blackburn
- Pia Bos
- Mari Turunen (Season 1)
Song corner
[edit]Song corner's artist parody were done mainly Heikki Hela. [3]
- Pekka Luuska – Rapainen enkeli (1/01)
- Niemine – Maksavaurio (2/01)
- Riki Sorsa – Muuttotoukka (3/01)
- J. Arjalainen – Vaimo (4/01)
- Pate Järvi – Mustan nahan alla (5/01)
- Mari Taavitsa – Tarpeeks (6/01)
- Isto Aranko – Lapiolla (7/01)
- Vartti Syrjä – Nipponin rellestäjä (8/01)
- Aarit ja Masi – Kohmelokesä (9/01)
- Orja Nariseva – Hammaslääkärin silmin (10/01)
Artists of the week
[edit]Season 1
[edit]- Mikko Kuustonen – Let It Grow (1/00)
- Jore Marjaranta – Tahdon rakastella sinua (2/00)
- Samuli Edelmann – Vain elämää (3/00)
- Arja Koriseva – Kun aika on (4/00)
- Nylon Beat – Right Here Waiting (5/00)
- Pave Maijanen – Cafe' on the Road (6/00)
- Aki Louhela – Love Will Keep Us Alive (7/00)
- Maarit ja Sami Hurmerinta – You've Got A Friend (8/00)
- Paula Koivuniemi – Paratiisi (9/01)
- Martti Syrjä – San Francisco (10/01)
- Mike Monroe – All Night with the Light On (1/01)
- Marjo Leinonen – Rip it Up (2/01)
- Edu Kettunen – Blowin´ Down the Road (3/01)
- Hector – Wonderful Tonight (4/01)
- Pate Mustajärvi – Rokkaan (5/01)
- Jari Sillanpää – Morning Has Broken (6/01)
- JoHope – Time After Time (7/01)
- Niko Ahvonen – Blueskaava (8/01)
- Mari Rantasila – Amalia (9/01)
- Tero Vaara – Minä kävelen (10/01)
Episode list
[edit]Season 1 (2000–2001)
[edit]- Episode 1: Suomalainen unelma (Finnish Dream) (10.11.2000)
- Episode 2: Kuinka tärkeää on kuulla ja tulla kuulluksi (17.11.2000)
- Episode 3: Ystävyys (24.11.2000)
- Episode 4: Vuorovaikutus (1.12.2000)
- Episode 5: Naiseus (8.12.2000)
- Episode 6: Yhdentyvä Eurooppa (15.12.2000)
- Episode 7: Virtuoositeetti (22.12.2000)
- Episode 8: Miehuus (29.12.2000)
- Episode 9: Itsekkyys (5.1.2001)
- Episode 10: Veljeys (12.1.2001)
Season 2 (2001)
[edit]- Episode 1 (13.4.2001)
- Episode 2 (27.4.2001)
- Episode 3 (11.5.2001)
- Episode 4 (18.5.2001)
- Episode 5 (25.5.2001)
- Episode 6 (8.6.2001)
- Episode 7 (22.6.2001)
- Episode 8 (29.6.2001)
- Episode 9 (6.7.2001)
- Episode 10 (13.7.2001)
Production
[edit]- Writers: Heikki Silvennoinen and Olli Keskinen
- Directed by: Matti Grönberg
- Produced by: Pirkka-Hämeen Apina & Gorilla Oy and Yle TV2 entertainment programs
- Film set: Teatterimonttu at Tampere University
External links
[edit]- (Archived) Official webpage (in Finnish)
Category:Finnish television series
References
[edit]- ^ "Mankeli : Kummeli". Finna.fi. Retrieved 2024-12-24.
- ^ "Sketsit - Mankeli". Yle Vintti. Retrieved 2024-12-24.
- ^ "Biisinurkkaus - Mankeli". Yle Vintti. Retrieved 2024-12-24.
- ^ "Viikon artisti - Mankeli". Yle Vintti. Retrieved 2024-12-24.