Everything about Stromberg Tv Series totally explained
Stromberg is a
German television series which is produced by
Brainpool and broadcast on the
commercial television channel
ProSieben. Initially the producers claimed it was based on a character from a past ProSieben comedy, in spite of many elements resembling the
BBC series
The Office. Only after the BBC threatened with legal action was credit given to the creators of
The Office,
Ricky Gervais and
Stephen Merchant. The first season, which appeared in
2004, consisted of eight episodes. A second season of ten episodes, although not initially planned, was launched on
September 11,
2005. A third season with eight episodes was launched on
March 5,
2007.
The series became popular partly due to the actor playing Bernd Stromberg,
Christoph Maria Herbst, and partly due to the
Office-inspired script by Ralf Husmann. Christoph Maria's real-to-life acting efforts made his character a cult figure among many Germans.
The show takes place at the office of the fictional insurance company “Capitol-Versicherung
AG”, where the trivial day-to-day events take place in an eerie atmosphere oscillating between
bullying and
sycophancy.
In 2007, the success of the show spawned the mock “German - boss” dictionary
“Chef - Deutsch / Deutsch - Chef. Klartext am Arbeitsplatz”. It was published under the advertising pseudonym of “Bernd Stromberg“ by German dictionary publishing company
Langenscheidt shortly before the third season. The book is a
bestseller in Germany and topped the
non-fiction charts of
Der Spiegel.
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