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Świat według Kiepskich
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Świat według Kiepskich (World according to Kiepscy) is popular Polish television sitcom, produced by Polsat in the late 1990s. The show follows the life of an average Polish family from Wrocław. Most episodes are centered on Mr. Ferdynand Kiepski, who tries to make various schemes to improve his financial situation, all of which ultimately fail.
Director: Okił Khamidow
Main Characters
The Kiepski family:
- Ferdynand (Andrzej Grabowski): Head of the family, an unemployed father of two, who has a penchant for canned beer and trying to prove that he is an unappreciated genius.
- Halina (Marzena Kipiel Sztuka): Wife of Ferdynand, who works at a nearby hospital. Every day she has to solve problems created by other members of the family.
- Grandma (Krystyna Feldman): Ferdynand’s mother-in-law. A senior citizen who lives in two worlds—real and imaginary. Her pension is a key component of the family’s budget. Ferdynand constantly tries to con her out of money with which to buy himself more beer.
- Walduś (Bartosz Żukowski): 25-year old son of Ferdynand and Halina. Initially, he works as a bodyguard at a nearby discotheque. Later, like his father, he is unemployed. His life centers on bodybuilding. Waldus avoids books and studying.
- Mariolka (Basia Mularczyk), Walduś’ 17-year old sister. The family "mis-fit".
Others:
- Edzio the Mailman (Bohdan Smolen): delivers mail to Kiepski’s condo. Always speaks in verse.
- Marian Padzioch (Ryszard Kotys): neighbor of Kiepscys, who owns several unsuccesful businesses.
- Arnold Boczek (Dariusz Gnatowski): another neighbor, and owner of a butcher shop.
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