Sauerkraut (TV series)

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Sauerkraut is a German television series^[1] and a book^[2]

Sauerkraut
Created by	Helme Heine
Country of origin	Germany
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	13
Production
Running time	22 minutes

Plot

The village Sauerkraut is the place, Sauerkraut was invented.

The characters are:^[3]

Amadeo, a cock
Amadea, a hen
Bürgermeister Eberle, a pig, is the mayor
Frau Eberle, his wife
Dudu, a creature, near a sheep, the village underdog and main protagonist.
Bossi, a crocodile, symbolizes the capitalist and the main antagonist
Joey, dog, son of Bodo
Nandi, a hen, girlfriend of Joey and daughter of Amadeo
Fraulein Turtel, a turtle is the teacher
Bodo, dog and sheriff
Tante Emma, retailer — a mouse
Spiritus, priest — a stork
Professor Knödelmeyer, a goat, inventor and henchman of Bossi
Frau Doktor, a fox, practitioner and doctor
Anna, goose, waitress

All these figures are named according to the characters, they symbolize.

Episodes

900 years of Cabbage
Fishbone
Christmas
Concert
Burning
Friday of 13
Miracle Cure
Accident
Secret Recipe
Hollywood
Bell
Skull from Lake
The Will

See also

List of German television series

External links

Sauerkraut at IMDb

References

^ "Sauerkraut" (in German). wunschliste.de. Retrieved 2018-08-28.
^ Helme Heine, Gisela von Radowitz (1992). Sauerkraut (in German). Diogenes. ISBN 978-3257007305.
^ Keris Brinkenstein (March 2, 2016). "Sauerkraut – Die Zeichentrickserie und Erinnerungen" (in German).

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