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Psykodrama(2025)

Archived · TV 2 Play

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DramaComedy
ON AIR: NOV 6Season 1Archived listing

What to Expect

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Psykodrama turns therapy, anxiety and everyday awkwardness into a brisk comedy-drama, with laughs growing out of moments when composure slips. Its treatment of mental health is conversational and self-aware rather than solemn. Per and Olec’s attempts to get better leave them exposed to other people as well as their own doubts, giving the humor a vulnerable edge without making the tone heavy.

Per and Olec tease each other, but their friendship also makes room for support and shared embarrassment. That mix gives their exchanges a tenderness beneath the jokes: neither has to face every awkward moment alone. Their struggles with themselves and the people around them keep the comedy personal, with the pair’s mutual exposure carrying both the funny and the more delicate moments.

Best for

mental health comedy, therapy humor and Drama

Story lane

Drama and Comedy

Commitment

Season 1

Where

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Official Premise

With mental health as the setting, we join actors Per and Olec on a fun journey through the fight against themselves – and their surroundings.

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