Glory Days — Season 1
When a free-spirited, flower-powered family unexpectedly finds themselves stranded in Oslo’s posh western suburbs, chaos blooms. Thrust into a world of privilege and perfectly manicured lawns, they’ll face more than just bewildered neighbors. This isn't just about fitting in; it's a full-on clash of cultures as they navigate the complexities of local politics, resist the lure of mainstream entertainment, and stand their ground against the rising tide of American influence – all while trying to find their place in a community that couldn’t be more different from their own.
The Ihle family traded the tranquility of a rural commune for a housing cooperative in Oslo’s wealthiest western district, and with the move, encountered the distinct atmosphere of the 1980s.
Siri found herself navigating unexpected challenges upon the arrival of a new colleague at NRK, one who had recently journeyed from the United States. Meanwhile, the children began to perceive that Lysejordet School held a distinct characte…
Simone finds herself in disagreement with the class’s conservative politician. Meanwhile, Siri must safeguard a national icon for the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, while Ole Martin skips lessons to immerse himself in the latest pop cu…
Ole Martin encounters He-Man. Siri endeavors to uphold NRK's commitment to public service. And Svein grapples with the complexities of embodying a positive male influence.
Siri extends an invitation to dinner, hoping to help Simone regain her footing. Meanwhile, Ole Martin conceives of a clever scheme to forge a friendship with Preben.
Ole Martin finds himself drawn into the untamed realm of the boys. Meanwhile, Simone and Liv venture to the heart of the far-right movement, while Siri begins a campaign against violent content in video games on the national broadcaster, NR…
Simone and Siri finally resolved their lingering disagreements. Meanwhile, Ole Martin and Svein made their way to a pool party hosted by Tore and Preben.
Unexpected assistance arrives for Simone with her radio documentary project. Meanwhile, Ole Martin grapples with the difficult task of regaining Simran’s forgiveness.
The fate of NRK rests with Znikk Znakk. Meanwhile, Svein accompanies Inger on a course designed to address bullying, gleaning valuable counsel. And Ole Martin attempts to secure a place in an audition.
The school play approaches, and Ole Martin yearns for a role. But the children must navigate the complexities of Amalie’s presence. Meanwhile, Svein faces his anxieties – confronting both Inger and the horses that inspire such trepidation.
