100 höjdare

100 höjdare
Genre	Comedy
Presented by	Filip Hammar, Fredrik Wikingsson
Voices of	Bo Hansson
Theme music composer	Hammar
Opening theme	Pretty Belinda
Country of origin	Sweden
Original language(s)	Swedish

100 höjdare ("100 Highlights") was a Swedish TV series which was produced and aired on Kanal 5. Six seasons of the show were produced and it ran from 2004 to 2008. It was hosted by the comedy duo Filip Hammar & Fredrik Wikingsson.

In the first three seasons the hosts presented funny moments, often in the form of video clips, listing their 100 all-time favorites. In season two and three they also discuss the clips with celebrity guests. By season four the format changed and instead of showing clips, Filip and Fredrik made impromptu interviews with people, often in their homes.

Season overview

Original format

The first season, "Sweden's 100 Funniest Moments", first aired on 5 September 2004 and consisted of nine 25 minute episodes. Wikingsson and Hammar presented the clips in a summer-themed outdoor environment.

The show lists funny moments and people that are not intended to be funny, i.e., no sketches or jokes, etc. The clips are chosen by the hosts and reflect their kind of humour. The well known Swedish sports commentator Bosse Hansson gave voice-overs on the video clips and animations illustrating the funny moments in the first two seasons. The theme song is "Pretty Belinda" by Hammar, Wikingsson and their producer André Linschooten. The trio called themselves Fille and the Fittpippers when releasing the song; the song was originally made by Chris Andrews.

Season two, first aired on 7 March 2005, consisted of ten 45 minute episodes. The theme for season two was "The World's 100 Funniest Moments". The production was now a bit more expensive and the show took place in a studio with live audience and one or two invited guests for each show. Season two featured a part of the programme entitled "Luca's Ladder", in which Wikingson & Hammars' gay Italian friend Luca Brasi presented one of his favourite clip from the first season.

Despite its title, season three of 100 höjdare consisted of eight different top ten lists, making it only 80 highlights. As in season two, each episode is 45 minutes and takes place in a studio with guests commenting the clips. Season three first aired on 21 November 2005.

New format

In season four, Fredrik and Filip try to find Sweden's 100 most original people. The winner of each show was invited for a grand finale where an overall winner was selected. Season four first aired on 28 August 2006. Season five, airing in 2007, was similar to season four, but included people from all over Scandinavia.

In season six, first aired on 17 March 2008, they travel around America trying to find "100 reasons to love the United States" in the form of very unusual people. In the last episode, similar to season four and five, they crown "America's most extraordinary person".

Episode overview

Season 1–5 September 2004
Episode #	Running length	Guest(s)	#	Title	Year
Episode 1	25 min	No Guest(s)	100	Anders Björck on parade	1992
			99	Ingemar Nordström's makes a video	1987
			98	Lars Gåre's portrait on "Veckans nu"	2004
			97	Strindberg vs Oscar II	1884
			96	Alternative melodifestival	1975
			95	A bleeding Bertil Svensson	1986
			94	Election night with Erik Fichtelius	1994
			93	Åke Svanstedt guessing the population of Sundsvall	1997
			92	Torbjörn Nero films a JAS landing	1989
			91	Glenn Hysén plans his summer	1990
			90	Launch of "Solstollarna"	1985
			89	Bo Ringholm får en tårta i ansiktet	1997
Episode 2	25 min	No Guest(s)	88	Sven Tumba - Ice-Hockey World Cup	1970
			87	Sweden - Sovjet	1981
			86	Bindefeld tries to party in New York	1995
			85	Paul Weller interviewed on "Måndagsbörsen"	1981
			84	Sweden seeks a king	1810
			83	Tommy Söderberg carries a hockey bag	2001
			82	"Skytte" theme song	1991
			81	Lill-Babs meets her lovers on "Här är ditt liv"	1980
			80	Dag Finn in "Okej"	1989
			79	Cornelis	1975
			78	Ingvar Carlsson dances	1993
Episode 3	25 min	No Guest(s)	77	Bruno Wintzell tries to sing	1992
			76	Ulf Lundell stops drinking	1988
			75	Sweden's JFK	1968
			74	Jonas Berggren	1996
			73	Tommy Körberg	1981
			72	Popsicle vs Arvingarna	1993
			71	Hormoslyr-Shot	1975
			71b	Berghagen's record	1999
			69	Olympics 3000 m Steeplechase final	1976
			68	Per Gahrton	1994
			67	Tutti Frutti	1993
Episode 4	25 min	No Guest(s)	66	Jonas Berggren's girlfriend dancing	1996
			65	Louis Armstrong visits Sweden	1933
			64	Yngwie Malmsteen releases the fury	1988
			63	Tito hurts his hand	1976
			62	Skurt disrupts a paper mill	1993
			61	"Aktuellt" premiers	1958
			60	Feven's Grammis acceptance speech	2001
			59	Forsberg	1994
			58	Christer Pettersson celebrates	1989
			57	Bruno Wintzell backs up	1988
			56	Carl Bildt sings	1988
Episode 5	25 min	No Guest(s)	55	Rasmus Lindwall visits fader Fouras	1992
			54	Johnny Ekström turns famous	1984
			53	Harald Treutiger in "Efter tre"	1997
			52	Harald Treutiger's marathon broadcast	2003
			51	Lenin goes shopping in Stockholm	1917
			50	South Africa fiasco	1999
			49	"Gymping" is launched	1983
			48	"Loket" calls Rut	1998
			47	Niklas Strömstedt vs Hans Shimoda	1995
			46	Kay leaves the frame	1988
Episode 6	25 min	No Guest(s)	45	Swedish Metal Aid	1985
			44	Götheborg almost makes it back from China	1743
			43	KU	1988-89
			42	Carl Bildt discusses anal sex	1998
			41	The media experiment "Nudlar & 08:or"	1996
			40	Ringholm vs Ahlenius	1999
			39	Liza Marklund in sun glasses on the cover of "Prime time"	2002
			38	The Zick Zack fiasco	1988
			37	Locum wishes Merry Christmas	2001
			36	Rafael Diaz the phantom	1986
			35	Staffan Lindeborg mistreats Jan-Ove Waldner	2000
Episode 7	25 min	No Guest(s)	34	Jarl Alfredius broadcast from Sarajevo	1993
			33	Inga Gill steals on avocado	1989
			32	Stockholm seeks the Olympics	1997
			31	Glenn Hysén	1990
			30	Sweden gets ready for nuclear weapons	1959
			29	Ny Demokrati enters parliament	1991
			28	Ralf Edström tipsy on the radio	1988
			27	Sweden's Coca-Cola Boycott	1980
			26	Ulf Adelsohn buys a cordless phone	1982
			25	Mats Wilander releases a singel	1991
			24	Göran Persson's military portrait is published	1996
			23	Peter Wallenberg comments on South Africa	1994
Episode 8	25 min	No Guest(s)	22	Tommy Salo and the Belarus puck	2002
			21	Len Pearson	2002
			20	JAS 39 Gripen - second attempt	1993
			19	Stig Bergling changes name	1986
			18	Björn Skifs forgets the lyrics	1978
			17	Carl Bildt, 16, protest against disobedience	1966
			16	The Swedish Navy finishes itself	1675
			15	Tomas Ledin claims he wrote "Snabbköpskassörskan"	2002
			14	Kjell-Olof Feldt doodles in parliament	1983
			13	Janne Josefsson returns to Fittja	2002
			12	Frank Andersson returns from Las Vegas	1984
			11	The king visits Arboga	1985
Episode 9	25 min	No Guest(s)	10	Ingemar Stenmark goes downhill	1981
			9	Sweden gets a new boy band	1979
			8	Martin Dahlin's "mother" visits Rålambshovsparken	1994
			7	Aftonbladet reports on a murder	1970
			6	Birgit Friggebo and Bildt visits Rinkeby	1992
			5	Bosse Larsson admits paying for sex	1995
			4	The PM is caught stealing candy	1996
			3	The trailer for the film "Tre solar"	2003
			2	"Friends In Need" releases the singel "Alla Vi"	1999
			1	"The Drop"	1985

Season 2–7 March 2005
Episode #	Running length	Guest(s)
Episode 1	45 min	Kristian Luuk
Episode 2	45 min	Olle Palmlöf
Episode 3	45 min	Henrik Schyffert
Episode 4	45 min	Fadde Darwich, Linda Rosing
Episode 5	45 min	Olle Ljungström
Episode 6	45 min	Fredrik Strage, Thomas Jisander
Episode 7	45 min	Wille Crafoord
Episode 8	45 min	Micke Dubois
Episode 9	45 min	Felix Herngren
Episode 10	45 min	Peter Wahlbeck

Season 3–21 November 2005
Episode #	Running length	Guest(s)
Episode 1	45 min	Martin Timell, Anders Timell
Episode 2	45 min	Robert Gustafsson
Episode 3	45 min	Carina Berg, Fredde Granberg
Episode 4	45 min	Annika Lantz, Jonas Leksell
Episode 5	45 min	David Batra, Johan Glans
Episode 6	45 min	Dogge Doggelito, Mikael Tornving
Episode 7	45 min	Hans Wiklund, Pontus Gårdinger
Episode 8	45 min	Anders and Måns

Season 4 - August 28, 2006
Episode #	Running length	Guest(s)
Episode 1	45 min
Episode 2	45 min
Episode 3	45 min
Episode 4	45 min
Episode 5	45 min
Episode 6	45 min
Episode 7	45 min
Episode 8	45 min

Season 5
Episode #	Length	Segment	Guest(s)	a.k.a.
Episode 1	45 min	1	Kjell Söderlund	Disco-Kjelle
		2	Ivan Trygg	Bo-i-bilen-mannen
		3	Bodil Granberg	Djurkvinnan
		4	Jan-Erik Svennberg	Turkietmannen
		5	Gunnar Rydholm	Statistikmannen
		6	Joachim Datorius	Anti-EU-mannen
Episode 2	45 min	1	Thorbjörn Fälldin	f.d. statsminister
		2	Ernold Ivarsson	Körkortsmannen
		3	Ulf Sawert	Prinsessan-Madeleine-Mannen
		4	Clifton Fexmo	Annonsmannen
		5	Sten-Georg	Hockeybröderna
		6	Arne Norse	Skiffle Joe
Episode 3	45 min
Episode 4	45 min
Episode 5	45 min
Episode 6	45 min
Episode 7	45 min
Episode 8	45 min

Season 6–17 March 2008
Episode #	Length	Segment	Guest(s)	a.k.a.
Episode 1	60 min	1	Harold Ivy	Gummimannen
		2	Chris Dennis	Stålmannen
		3	Miriam Schuler	Condom Granma
		4	Colin MacGuire	Big C
Episode 2	60 min	1	Dave Shealey	Skunk-apemannen
		2	Timna Pilch	1700-talskvinnan
		3	Alex Chiu	Odödlighets-mannen
		4	Crazy Carl	Patt-mannen
Episode 3	60 min	1	Jan Wenner	Svidish Kaboj
		2	Frank Moore	Presidentkandidat-mannen
		3	Susan Block	Vicepresident-kvinnan
		4	Howard Solomon	Slott-mannen
		5	Biker Fox	ADHD-mannen
Episode 4	60 min	1	Kenny Irwing	Mannen-som-aldrig-vill-bli-stor-mannen
		2	Helen Jenkins	Hisskvinnan
		3	Steve Sipek	Amerikanska definitionen av husdjur
		4	David Johnson	Buskmannen
Episode 5	60 min	1	Tim Dunden	Regnskogsmannen
		2	Lory & George	(Griskvinnan/GQ Man-of-the-year)
		3	Tony	(Klockmannen)
		4	Frank Chu	Skyltmannen
		5	Leonard Knight	Älska-gud-mannen
		6	Mike Ricardi	Negligémannen
Episode 6	60 min	1	Stanley Marsh	Konstnärsmannen
		2	LBK	Kreativitetsmannen
		3	Mike Meadows	Generalen
		4	Annabelle & Harley	Redneck-paret
		5	Morris Hoven	Miss Loretta
		6	Anvil Shooting	Good ol' boys
Episode 7	60 min	1	Mark & Mike	American movie-killarna
		2	Money Banks	R.Kelly-mannen
		3	Linda Lee	Bruce Lee's sister
		4	Johan Renck
		5	Franklin Ruehl	Jag-har-en-framtid-i-showbiz-mannen
Episode 8	90 min	Finale	Harold Ivy (Gummimannen) LBK (Kreativitetsmannen) Mike Ricardi (Negligémannen) Kenny Irwing (Mannen-som-aldrig- vill-bli-stor-mannen)	The Finalists
Episode 8	90 min	Finale	Edwin Johnson (Sminkmannen) Hugo Bergström (Indianmannen) Jan Myrehed (Entertainermannen) Sten ”Taxi” Jonsson	The Jury

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