Tis Ellados ta Paidia

Tis Ellados ta Paidia (Greek: Της Ελλάδος τα παιδιά) is a Greek comedy television series that was aired for two seasons (1993–1994 and 1994–1995) by ANT1 TV. The series was created by Dimitris Venizelos and it stars Giannis Bezos, Chrysoula Diavati, Nikos Alexiou, Kostas Evripiotis, Yannis Savvidakis, Dimitris Fragioglou, Yannis Kapetanios and others.

Tis Ellados ta Paidia
Της Ελλάδος τα παιδιά
Created byDimitris Venizelos
StarringGiannis Bezos,
Chrysoula Diavati,
Nikos Alexiou,
Kostas Evripiotis,
Yannis Savvidakis,
Dimitris Fragioglou,
Yannis Kapetanios
Country of originGreece
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes54
Production
Running time25 minutes
Release
Original networkANT1
Original releaseSeptember 1993 (1993-09) –
1995 (1995)

The series became great success and it is often selected by the audience as one of the best Greek TV-series of all times.[1][2] It is maybe the first Greek surrealist comedy.[3] The series included nice dialogues with clever cues.

Plot

Three aircraftmen have their military service in an aviation office camp, commanded by Group Captain Epaminondas Kakalos. Kakalos is a strict commander, but he is also ambitious, flirtatious and sometimes blunderer. Other basic members of the cast are Hlapatsas, a nark aircraftman, Karavaneas, a naive sergeant and Boubou, the commander's secretary. The series is based on the funny situations between the staff of this aviation camp.

Cast
  • Giannis Bezos as Group Captain Epaminondas Kakalos
  • Nikos Alexiou as Aircraftman Dimosthenis Plapoutas
  • Kostas Evripiotis as Aircraftman Georgios Vlachos
  • Yannis Savvidakis as Aircraftman Giovanni Dallas
  • Chrysoula Diavati as Boubou
  • Dimitris Fragioglou as Aircraftman Trifon Spiouneas aka Hlapatsas
  • Yannis Kapetanios as Sergeant Charalampos Karavaneas

References
  1. "Σειρές που άφησαν εποχή!". ethnos.gr. Retrieved 21 December 2015.
  2. "25 χρόνια ιδιωτική τηλεόραση: Οι νικητές που αναδείξατε". news247.gr. Retrieved 21 December 2015.
  3. "Ελληνικές σειρές, ετών είκοσι". kathimerini.gr. Retrieved 21 December 2015.
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