O sa mirë

O sa mirë
Genre Sitcom
Created by Ard Islami
Directed by Ilir Bokshi
Starring Enver Petrovci
Olta Daku
Luran Ahmeti
Shkelzen Veseli
Ard Islami
Jonida Vokshi
Xhevdet Jashari
Helidon Fino
Armend Ismaili
Eftiola Laçka
Edi Kastrati
Jeton Zogiani
Linda Jarani
Kushtrim Qerimi
Besnik Krapi
Anita Nikaj
Ernest Zymberi
Ema Uka
Fisnik Ademi
Ylber Bardhi
Country of origin Kosovo
Original language(s) Albanian
No. of seasons 4
No. of episodes 145
Production
Executive producer(s) Fisnik Vejsa
Production location(s) Prishtina, Kosovo
Running time 35-40 minutes
Production company(s) K-Studio Production (formerly)
Gurmania J.S.C (currently)
Release
Original network T HD (formerly)
KTV (formerly)
Klan Kosova (currently)
Original release October 7, 2013 (2013-10-07) – present
External links
Website
Production website

O sa mirë (translated: Oh, how nice) is a Kosovar-Albanian television sitcom, created by Ard Islami. It premiered on T HD, on October 7, 2013. The renewed series is produced by Gurmania Channel and it airs on Klan Kosova.

The series follows a group of students at the private university O sa mirë. The students come from different Albanian-speaking regions of Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, and Montenegro. The sitcom bases its humor on Albanian regional stereotypes and the interactions between the different sub-cultures.

Premise

Students from Albanian-speaking regions of Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, and Montenegro, attend the private university O sa mirë. Following the day-to-day life of the students, misunderstandings often occur due to different spoken Albanian dialects, as well as comical situations involving the teachers. The show focuses on the members of the Physics, History, Music, Physical Education, and English classes of the university.

Cast

  • Enver Petrovci as Gazmend Berisha, the Rector of the university.
  • Olta Daku as Jana Hajdari, the Physics teacher who originates from Fier.
  • Helidon Fino as Alfred Havolli, a student from Tirana. He is Rrahman Havolli's cousin.
  • Armend Ismaili as Rron Gazuli, a student from Prishtina. Used to live in Dublin.
  • Jonida Vokshi as Elizabeta Berisha, a student and daughter of the Rector, Gazmend Berisha. Originates from Tirana. Used to live in Milan.
  • Xhevdet Jashari as Arifhikmet Abdylmenafi, a student from Tetovo.
  • Eftiola Laçka as Sara Kocaqi, a student from Korça.
  • Edi Kastrati as Arbnor Ramabaja, a student from Gjakova.
  • Jeton Zogiani as Haki Kurtaj, a student from Drenica. Works in the government of Kosovo.
  • Shkelzen Veseli as Benjamin Shehu, the music teacher.
  • Linda Jarani as Rozafa Kroi, a student from villages of Shkoder.
  • Besnik Krapi as Mensur Ozil, a student from Prizren.
  • Kushtrim Qerimi as Rrahman Havolli, a student from Llap. He is Alfred Havolli's cousin.
  • Luran Ahmeti as Profesori Historisë (History teacher), originates from Skopje.
  • Koço Devole as Akil Boga, the History teacher. Originates from Berat. (season one)
  • Albulena Kryeziu as Tringa Belegu, a student from Peja. Used to live in New York City. (season one)
  • Ylber Bardhi as Zuka, the bartender at the schools coffeehouse, originates from Deçan.
  • Ema Uka as Lyra, a student from Prishtina. Used to live in California.
  • Anita Nikaj as Lul Gruda, a student from Tuzi.
  • Majlinda Kasumoviç as the secretary of the Rector who originates from Prishtina.
  • Ernest Zymberi as Llukman Avdili, a student from Presheva.
  • Gent Hazizi as Aleks Qako, a student from Lazarat.

Broadcast

The series premiered on October 7, 2013.[1] The first season consisted of 12 episodes. The second season started broadcasting on January 27, 2014. The third season consisted of 30 episodes.[2] The third season was supposed to be the last, but it was renewed for a fourth season; only half of the cast from the previous seasons returned. The fourth season is broadcast every Sunday evening at 20:00, on KTV.

References

  1. ↑ "Fillon transmetimi i serialit "O Sa Mirë"". KosovaOnline (in Albanian). 2013-10-09. Retrieved 2014-05-17.
  2. ↑ "Fillon sezoni i dytë i serialit "O Sa Mirë"". Bujanoci.net (in Albanian). 2014-01-26. Archived from the original on 2014-05-18. Retrieved 2014-05-17.
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