Der Komödienstadel

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Der Komödienstadel is a German comedy franchise, which consists of a television series, radio plays and stage shows. It was first developed by Olf Fischer as a radio play series which first aired on Bayerischer Rundfunk on 19 April 1954.^[1] The television series was launched in 1959. The radio plays featured actors such as Gustl Bayrhammer, , , and Ludwig Schmid-Wildy.

Series[]

• 1959 – Der zerbrochene Krug^[2] with and Ludwig Schmid-Wildy
• 1959 – Späte Entdeckung^[3] with Michl Lang and Liesl Karlstadt
• 1959 – Kraft mal Weg^[4] with and
• 1959 – Das Taufessen^[4] with Liesl Karlstadt, and Ludwig Schmid-Wildy
• 1959 – Ja so ein Auerhahn^[4] with Ludwig Schmid-Wildy
• 1961 – Der Zigeunersimmerl with Michl Lang and
• 1961 – ^[5] with , Michl Lang and
• 1961 – Lottchens Geburtstag^[6] with and
• 1962 – with Michl Lang, Lucie Englisch and
• 1962 – Das Dienstjubiläum^[7] with Michl Lang, Martha Kunig-Rinach, and
• 1962 – Der Hochzeiter with Ludwig Schmid-Wildy, and Helmut Fischer
• 1963 – with
• 1963 – Der Schusternazi^[8] with (Schusternazi), Ludwig Schmid-Wildy and
• 1964 – Die Entwicklungshilfe^[9] with Lucie Englisch and
• 1964 – Die Tochter des Bombardon^[10] with Michl Lang, , and
• 1964 – ^[11] with Michl Lang and
• 1965 – Die Stadterhebung^[12] with , , Ludwig Schmid-Wildy and
• 1966 – Die Mieterhöhung^[13] with Michl Lang and
• 1967 – Krach um Jolanthe^[14] with Michl Lang and
• 1967 – ^[15] with Michl Lang, , and
• 1969 – ^[16] with Michl Lang and
• 1969 – Witwen with , , , and Gustl Bayrhammer
• 1970 – ^[17] with , and
• 1970 – Der Ehrengast with Gustl Bayrhammer, Beppo Brem, and Ludwig Schmid-Wildy
• 1971 – Der Ehestreik^[18] with and Michl Lang
• 1972 – with Beppo Brem and
• 1972 – ^[19] with Ludwig Schmid-Wildy and
• 1973 – ^[20] with Gustl Bayrhammer and
• 1973 – ^[21] with Gustl Bayrhammer, Gaby Dohm, and
• 1973 – Kleine Welt with Gustl Bayrhammer, and Simone Rethel
• 1974 – ^[22] with Gustl Bayrhammer and
• 1975 – Der Bauerndiplomat^[23] with and
• 1975 ��� ^[24] with and
• 1976 – ^[25] with and
• 1976 – Der bayerische Picasso^[26] with and
• 1976 – with Ludwig Schmid-Wildy and Walter Sedlmayr
• 1976 – Die Generalprobe with and
• 1977 – ^[27] with Beppo Brem and
• 1977 – ^[28] with and
• 1977 – ^[29] with and
• 1978 – ^[30] with and and
• 1979 – Der Geisterbräu with and
• 1980 – Der Strohwitwer^[31] with Peter Steiner and
• 1981 – Spätlese – Auch der Herbst hat schöne Tage^[32] with Gustl Bayrhammer and
• 1982 – ^[33] with Gustl Bayrhammer and
• 1983 – Heiratsfieber^[34] with , , , and
• 1984 – Der Senior^[35] with and
• 1984 – Liebe und Blechschaden^[36] with and
• 1984 – Doppelte Moral with , , and Christine Neubauer
• 1985 – Politik und Führerschein^[37] with and
• 1985 – Paraplü und Perpendikel^[38] with , , , , and
• 1985 – Wenn der Hahn kräht^[39] with , , , Beppo Brem and
• 1985 – Der Onkel Pepi^[40] with and
• 1985 – Der Schneesturm^[41] with , , , , and
• 1986 – Der Nothelfer^[42] with and
• 1986 – Glück mit Monika^[43] with
• 1986 – Das Prämienkind^[44] with and
• 1987 – Doppelselbstmord^[45] with and
• 1989 – Der brave Sünder^[46] with and
• 1990 – Die hölzerne Jungfrau^[47] with and
• 1991 – Millionen im Heu^[48] with and
• 1993 – ^[49] with , , and Fred Stillkrauth
• 1993 – Die Kartenlegerin^[50] with and Veronika Fitz
• 1994 – Die goldene Gans^[51] with and Hansi Kraus
• 1994 – Die Hochzeitskutsche with Fred Stillkrauth and
• 1995 – Der müde Theodor^[52] with Willy Harlander and
• 1995 – Der Wadlbeißer von Traxlbach with
• 1996 – Minister gesucht^[53] with , and
• 1996 – Zur Ehe haben sich versprochen with , , Ernst Cohen, and
• 1997 – Bonifaz, der Orgelstifter^[54] with and , ,
• 1998 – ^[55] with and Willy Harlander
• 1999 – Der Zigeunersimmerl^[56] with Hans Clarin, and
• 1999 – Lachende Wahrheit^[57] with and
• 1999 – Der Leberkasbaron^[58] with Fred Stillkrauth, and
• 2000 – Das liebe Geld^[59] with , and Willy Harlander
• 2000 – Die Bißgurrn^[60] with and
• 2000 – s' Herz am rechten Fleck^[61] with , Anton Feichtner and
• 2001 – Heldenstammtisch with Anton Feichtner and
• 2001 – Die Jacobi-Verschwörung^[62] with and
• 2002 – Achterbahn ins Glück^[63] with , and Anton Feichtner
• 2003 – Das Attenhamer Christkindl^[64] with and
• 2004 – Der Prinzregentenhirsch^[65] with and
• 2004 – s' Breznbusserl^[66] with and
• 2004 – Skandal im Doktorhaus^[67] with , and
• 2005 – Amerikaner mit Zuckerguss^[68] with and and
• 2005 – Der weibscheue Hof^[69] with and
• 2005 – Karten lügen nicht with and
• 2005 – Hopfazupfa with Monika Baumgartner and
• 2005 – Der Habererbräu^[70] with and
• 2005 – Herzsolo with and
• 2005 – Kuckuckskind with Fred Stillkrauth, and
• 2006 – Die Maybaumwache^[71] with and
• 2006 – Der Prämienstier^[72] with and Monika Baumgartner
• 2007 – Alles fest im Griff with , , and
• 2007 – Dottore d’Amore with Anton Feichtner, , , , and
• 2007 – Der Fischerkrieg vom Chiemsee with Horst Kummeth, Natalie Spinell, , and
• 2007 – Links Rechts Gradaus^[73] with Horst Kummeth, and
• 2007 – Das Cäcilienwander^[74] with , and
• 2007 – Der magische Anton^[75] with , and
• 2007 – Die Versuchung des Aloysius Federl^[76] with , and
• 2008 – Foulspui^[77] with , and
• 2008 – Weiberwallfahrt with Monika Baumgartner and
• 2008 – Adam und Eva im Paradies^[78] with , and
• 2008 – G’suacht and g’fandn with Monika Baumgartner, , and ,
• 2008 – Pension Schaller with , and
• 2008 – Die schöne Münchnerin^[79] with ,
• 2008 – Der letzte Bär von Bayern^[80] with ,
• 2009 – Glenn Miller & Sauschwanzl^[81] with , and
• 2009 – Endstation Drachenloch with , and
• 2009 – Verhexte Hex^[82] with , , and
• 2009 – Die Doktorfalle^[83] with , ,
• 2010 – Die Provinzdiva^[84] with , ,
• 2010 – Duttenfeiler^[85] with , ,
• 2010 – Das Kreuz mit den Schwestern^[86] with , ,
• 2011 – Herz ist Gold^[87] with , ,
• 2011 – A Flascherl vom Glück^[88] with , ,
• 2012 – Lauter Hornochsen^[89] with , ,
• 2012 – Die fromme Helene^[90] with ,
• 2012 – Obandlt is!^[91] with , , ,
• 2012 – Hummel im Himmel^[92] with , Saskia Vester, ,
• 2013 – Allein unter Kühen^[93] with , , ,
• 2013 – A Mordsgschicht^[94] with , , , , , , ,
• 2013 – Alpenglühn und Männertreu^[95] with , , , , , ,
• 2014 – 1001 Nacht in Tegernbrunn^[96] with , , , , , , , ,
• 2014 – Wenn’s lafft, dann lafft’s^[97] with , , , , ,
• 2014 – Paulas letzter Wille^[98] with , , , , , , , , ,
• 2015 – Der fast keusche Josef^[99] with , , , , , ,
• 2015 – Agent Alois^[100] with , , , , , , and
• 2015 – Ein Garten voll Schlawiner^[101] with , , , , , and
• 2016 – Göttinnen weißblau^[102] with , , , , , and
• 2016 – Der Cowboy von Haxlfing^[103] with , , , , Armin Stockerer, , Nikola Norgauer, Wolfgang Mirlach and Bernd Kleinschnitz
• 2017 – Rock 'n' Roll im Abendrot^[104] with , , , , , Annabel Faber, Andreas Bittle, and Gerhard Berger

See also[]

• List of German television series

References[]