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Lud, zbunjen, normalan
Created byFeđa Isović (screenplay)
Elmir Jukić (director)
StarringMustafa Nadarević
Senad Bašić
Moamer Kasumović
Theme music composerZlatan Fazlić
Opening themeDino Šaran
Country of originBosnia and Herzegovina
No. of seasons11
No. of episodes200+ (list of episodes)
Production
Producer(s)Davor Pušić
Production location(s)Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Running time30–40 minutes
Release
Original networkFTV (2007–2013)
Nova TV (2014–2016)
Prva TV (2015–)
RTS, B92, A1, Kanal 5, POP TV, Vijesti, Face TV
Original release2 September 2007 – present
External links
WebsiteLud, zbunjen, normalan (Луд, збуњен, нормалан) (English: Crazy, Confused, Normal) is a Bosnian television comedy series that began airing in 2007. Since its debut, it has also been shown in Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Croatia and Slovenia. The series spans 10 seasons with 264 episodes aired from 2007 through 2016.
Contents Concept[edit]Three generations of the Fazlinović family all live in a Sarajevo apartment. The oldest of the family is Izet Fazlinović. Izet has a son Faruk, who in turn has a son Damir. In season four, Damir's son Džebra is born. The show's title refers to the three main characters, with Izet being Lud (crazy), Faruk being Zbunjen (confused) and Damir being Normalan (normal). The show's plot revolves around humorous situations involving the Fazlinović clan, their friends and co-workers.
Development[edit]The first episode of Lud, zbunjen, normalan aired on 2 September 2007. The first five episodes were produced as a pilot for Bosnian public broadcaster FTV, but then Croatian commercial TV station Nova TV joined to produce the show, then the crew was ready to begin production. Beside producer Davor Pušić and Mirsad Herović, very important production whole in process of making had Jasmin Durakovic who was at that time General Manager of FTV. He made the decision for the beginning of production and made a cast with Mustafa Nadarević and Senad Bašić. Another important player for this project was Siniša Svilan, who was the director of the programme. Nova TV, who commissioned TV rights for the Croatian territory and provided production to make first season. The first season had 40 episodes, the second had 32 episodes, and seasons three and four each had 24 episodes. The fifth season, which aired in 2012, had 16 episodes and the season six had 9 episodes before the series was canceled by Federalna televizija.
A seventh season has been announced and began airing on 3 November 2014.
In 2015 the Bosnian broadcaster has changed to the commercial television Face TV. Face TV started broadcasting the 7th season regularly from 4 April 2015 at 8 p.m.
In 2016, Feđa Isović stated that after 264 episodes, series will probably be ended.
Episodes[edit]Main article: List of Lud, zbunjen, normalan episodesSo far 264 episodes have filmed and while 260 episodes have aired.
Cast and characters[edit]Main article: List of Lud, zbunjen, normalan charactersLud zbunjen normalan employs an ensemble cast. Three generations of the Fazlinović family all live in a Sarajevo apartment. The oldest of the family is Izet Fazlinović (Mustafa Nadarević). Izet has a son Faruk (Senad Bašić) who has a son Damir (Moamer Kasumović). The show's title refers to the three main characters, with Izet being Lud (crazy), Faruk being Zbunjen (confused) and Damir being Normalan (normal). The show's plot revolves around humorous situations involving the Fazlinović clan, their friends and co-workers.
The series also featured a number of guest stars. The series featured Enis Bešlagić as Đenis Đenis, a rockstar; Samir Fazlinović, Izet's nephew from his late brother, played by Emir Hadžihafizbegović, who later was promoted to a regular on the show.
Popular balkan singers that had a guest appearance on the show are: Al Dino, a recording artist; Sejo Sexon (Davor Sučić - aka "Sejo Sexon"), member of the rock group "Zabranjeno Pušenje", who is a good friends with Faruk; Tifa (Tifa); Nagib (Zlatan Zuhrić - Zuhra) who came to Faruk to record a song and Nina Badrić, came to Izet to record a song.
Protagonists[edit]
Cancellation[edit]On 7 April 2013 Federalna televizija announced that Lud, zbunjen, normalan was canceled because of financial issues. In the last episode, Izet, Faruk and Damir are on an airplane to Stockholm. The plane crashes and they are believed to be dead. However, three passengers who were booked missed the flight and these three are suspected to be Izet, Faruk and Damir. The series continued in November 2014.
External links[edit]
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Lud, zbunjen, normalan
Created byFeđa Isović (screenplay)
Elmir Jukić (director)
StarringMustafa Nadarević
Senad Bašić
Moamer Kasumović
Theme music composerZlatan Fazlić
Opening themeDino Šaran
Country of originBosnia and Herzegovina
No. of seasons11
No. of episodes200+ (list of episodes)
Production
Producer(s)Davor Pušić
Production location(s)Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Running time30–40 minutes
Release
Original networkFTV (2007–2013)
Nova TV (2014–2016)
Prva TV (2015–)
RTS, B92, A1, Kanal 5, POP TV, Vijesti, Face TV
Original release2 September 2007 – present
External links
WebsiteLud, zbunjen, normalan (Луд, збуњен, нормалан) (English: Crazy, Confused, Normal) is a Bosnian television comedy series that began airing in 2007. Since its debut, it has also been shown in Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Croatia and Slovenia. The series spans 10 seasons with 264 episodes aired from 2007 through 2016.
Contents Concept[edit]Three generations of the Fazlinović family all live in a Sarajevo apartment. The oldest of the family is Izet Fazlinović. Izet has a son Faruk, who in turn has a son Damir. In season four, Damir's son Džebra is born. The show's title refers to the three main characters, with Izet being Lud (crazy), Faruk being Zbunjen (confused) and Damir being Normalan (normal). The show's plot revolves around humorous situations involving the Fazlinović clan, their friends and co-workers.
Development[edit]The first episode of Lud, zbunjen, normalan aired on 2 September 2007. The first five episodes were produced as a pilot for Bosnian public broadcaster FTV, but then Croatian commercial TV station Nova TV joined to produce the show, then the crew was ready to begin production. Beside producer Davor Pušić and Mirsad Herović, very important production whole in process of making had Jasmin Durakovic who was at that time General Manager of FTV. He made the decision for the beginning of production and made a cast with Mustafa Nadarević and Senad Bašić. Another important player for this project was Siniša Svilan, who was the director of the programme. Nova TV, who commissioned TV rights for the Croatian territory and provided production to make first season. The first season had 40 episodes, the second had 32 episodes, and seasons three and four each had 24 episodes. The fifth season, which aired in 2012, had 16 episodes and the season six had 9 episodes before the series was canceled by Federalna televizija.
A seventh season has been announced and began airing on 3 November 2014.
In 2015 the Bosnian broadcaster has changed to the commercial television Face TV. Face TV started broadcasting the 7th season regularly from 4 April 2015 at 8 p.m.
In 2016, Feđa Isović stated that after 264 episodes, series will probably be ended.
Episodes[edit]Main article: List of Lud, zbunjen, normalan episodesSo far 264 episodes have filmed and while 260 episodes have aired.
Cast and characters[edit]Main article: List of Lud, zbunjen, normalan charactersLud zbunjen normalan employs an ensemble cast. Three generations of the Fazlinović family all live in a Sarajevo apartment. The oldest of the family is Izet Fazlinović (Mustafa Nadarević). Izet has a son Faruk (Senad Bašić) who has a son Damir (Moamer Kasumović). The show's title refers to the three main characters, with Izet being Lud (crazy), Faruk being Zbunjen (confused) and Damir being Normalan (normal). The show's plot revolves around humorous situations involving the Fazlinović clan, their friends and co-workers.
The series also featured a number of guest stars. The series featured Enis Bešlagić as Đenis Đenis, a rockstar; Samir Fazlinović, Izet's nephew from his late brother, played by Emir Hadžihafizbegović, who later was promoted to a regular on the show.
Popular balkan singers that had a guest appearance on the show are: Al Dino, a recording artist; Sejo Sexon (Davor Sučić - aka "Sejo Sexon"), member of the rock group "Zabranjeno Pušenje", who is a good friends with Faruk; Tifa (Tifa); Nagib (Zlatan Zuhrić - Zuhra) who came to Faruk to record a song and Nina Badrić, came to Izet to record a song.
Protagonists[edit]
- Izet Fazlinović (Mustafa Nadarević) - Izet is a widower in his mid seventies, who was orphaned as a child. He is a staunch communist with Titoism leanings, as he always asks Tito for help while looking at his picture, but is nonetheless greedy and unwilling to work for money, preferring to run scams. Izet often threatens to kill people "like rabbits" (which he did when he mistakenly believed that Damir was gay or when Faruk spilled his prized and highly alcoholic Maksuzija rakija.) Izet is constantly yelling and browbeating everyone around him to great comic effect. In addition he makes outrageous claims (about his past love life and fighting the Germans during World War II, which occurred while he was an infant). He is considered the show's breakout character. The character is a parody of a local stereotype of elderly citizen, nostalgic about the Yugoslav era.
- Faruk Fazlinović (Senad Bašić) - Faruk is Izet's son and only child. He works as a music producer and owns the fledgling studio where he works. The character parodies another stereotypical remnant of Yugoslav era as he represents the generation that was the urban youth revolving around Sarajevo's burgeoning rock scene, that is now on brink of financial existence in post-war Yugoslav societies where only turbo-folk musicians tend to be well off. Faruk's involvement in the scene is often emphasized by celebrity appearances of rock musicians who all seem to know Faruk from a while back. A running gag on the show is his tendency to sleep all day and stay up all night. He has to contend with all his father's neuroses.
- Damir Fazlinović (Moamer Kasumović) - Damir is Faruk's son and only child as well as Izet's only grandchild. He was the result of a one night stand which occurred in the bathroom of the Cafe San Remo on its opening night in 1985. His mother abandoned him with the Fazlinović family and briefly returned in 2008. In spite of this he is the only normal and well balanced member of the family as well as a medical student at the University of Sarajevo. He represents the countries youth, or more specifically students, caught in madness of conflicting social currents. A running gag on the show is his attempt to lead a normal life in spite of his abnormal relatives.
- Džema Branko Fazlinović (Ivor Šparavalo) - Džemal is Damir's and Barbara's son, Faruk's grandson and Izet's great-grandson. He does not like go to school and first went to school with his great-grandfather. He has already outgrown his peers.
- Jelena Fazlinović-Janković ([[]]) - She is Izet's daughter. Her mom was Izet's girlfriend and she was called Persida Janković. Jelena's mother dies and Jelena comes to Sarajevo to find her father. She is sexually active like Izet, but sleeps like her stepbrother Faruk.
- Dragan Čmar- Čombe (Miraj Grbić)- Chombe is an intellectually challenged (very dumb), nice and kind character. He has a lot of ideas but they never end up the right way. Chombe is a passionate musician, but is a terrible guitarist and singer. After every episode, Chombe ends it with either his terrible singing, or with senseless TV-shows or radio talk shows.
- Barbara Fazlinović (Marija Omaljev; Džana Pinjo) - Damir's ex-wife. Actress who puts her career first (but the fact is that she doesn't have a career). She is arrogant and self-centred, doesn't care much about other people. The character is a parody of region's new go-getter youth. Her first appearance was in Episode Tripl Randevu as seller in jewelry store
- Samir Fazlinović (Emir Hadžihafizbegović) - Izet's nephew from his late brother. A notorious scam artist who always cheats the people he does business with. He is a parody of Bosnian stereotypical unscrupulous micro-businessmen. A running gag on the show is the fact that every time that Izet, Faruk or Damir do any business with him they are always scammed.
- Šefika Rondić (Jasna Žalica) - Šefika is a maid who works for the Fazlinovic family. Her job is complicated by the family's dysfunctions, especially Izet's constant sexual harassment and attempts to lower her pay. She quits her job because Izet's constant sexual harassment and was replaced by Rabija in the first episode of the second Season.
- Enes Hadžiethemćumurović (Žan Marolt) - Enes is the Fazlinović's next door neighbor. The character is a parody of corrupt and smooth talking politicians. His last name is also a parody of post communist politicians in Bosnia because it is long, has obscure origins and religious overtones. He makes numerous references to an unnamed political party of which he is a senior member. He frequently charges personal expenses to the party's accounts (such as the furniture in his home and presents he bought for Šefika) and has ripped off the Fazlinović family on at least one occasion. The party also "helped" Enes to earn a law degree in 2007 though he rarely finds the time to practice law. Enes had a romantic relationship with Šefika and,in the second season,with Rabija and he recruited Izet into his party in an attempt to lure elderly voters. The attempt backfired because of a sex scandal caused by Izet. Izet calls him dugonja (stretch) because of his tall stature. The actor died in July, 2009, and there will be no new actors to replace him in season 3. His last appearance was in episode 71.
- Dr. Điđimilović - (Vanja Drach) - Dr. Điđimilović is a psychiatrist and a longtime friend of Izet. The doctor is often called in by Izet to help with the family's problems which both medical and personal in nature. A running gag on the show is the fact that many of the medical problems that Dr. Điđimilović is called to treat are misdiagnosed prior to his arrival, so he ends up dispensing advice for a problem that does not exist, such as Faruk's bestiality and Damir's impotence. The actor died in September 2009, and there will be no new actors to replace him in season 3. His last appearance was in episode 72.
- Ivana (Gordana Boban) - A secretary at the music studio owned by Faruk. She more or less runs the studio. The actress left the series with her last appearance in episode 55.
- Dino (Mehmeda) Mujkić (Milan Pavlovic) - Sound technician at the studio. Obese and inept. His portrayed as stupid even buying Izet's VW Beetle for 4,900 Bosnian Marks and paying 4,000 Marks to Samir for a driver's licence which has someone else's name and photograph on it. The actor left the series, with his last appearance in episode 63. In the first episode of season 3 he died after too much eating, and in the same episode was his funeral.
- Stjepan (Stipe)Mrvica (Saša Petrović) - Former owner of the Cafe San Remo which is a popular hang out for the show's characters. He tried to sabotage San Remo with Samir, but they failed. His last appearance was in episode 69 explained by his fallout with his wife Marija.
- Marija Šarafova (Tatjana Šojić) - Stipe's former wife who also works at the cafe. After many years of marriage Marija schemed to divorce Stipe and take control of all his assets. To accomplish this she enlists her lawyer/lover and recruits Enes to represent Stipe in the divorce proceeding with the agreement that he would lose the case.
- Selma (Zana Marjanović) - A waitress at the Cafe San Remo. After finishing college, she became the secretary at Faruk's studio after Ivana went to Germany.
- Rabija Bubić- "Rapka" (Belma Lizde-Kurt) - The families new maid (from season 2), who Izet handpicked himself. She is very nice girl, she is good cook, and she is working a lot, for only 300 Marks. But, in episode 95, she quits her job after the old vacuum cleaner exploded, and, as she said, there is nothing that works in Izet's house.
- Dr. Đuro Ubiparip (Boro Stjepanović) - Gynecologist and Izet's long-time friend from Belgrade.
- Bećir (Dragan Marinković) - A gay pop recording artist. He came from Zagreb to Sarajevo due to personal reasons. First appearance in episode 78.
- Mentor Kosova (Ilir Tafa) - Mentor Kosova is a Co-Owner of Faruk´s Video Production.
- Zumreta Bubić- "Zumra" (Minka Muftić) - The families third maid (from season 4), which replaced her sister Rabija. She is very primitive, and she has typical country accent. She was fired after peeling the potatoes with used shaver.
- Sanela (Elvira Aljukić) - The families fourth maid (from season 5), which replaced Zumra. She is very beautiful and sexy, and the family is always trying to watch her bottom and breasts. She is still working as a Fazlinovići's maid.
- Mariofil (Mirvad Kurić) Marija's second husband(from the fifth season ex-husband). A lawyer. First appearance in episode 52.
- Spomenka (Milena Dravić) Izet's neighbor and occasional lover.
- Senka (Seka Sablić) - Senka is house-sitting for Spomenka while the latter is out of the country. She is also involved with Izet.
- Ana (Halima Mušić) Izet's new girlfriend, after Senka and Spomenka left him.
- Alma (Irma Alimanović) - Damir's first girlfriend. Met her in a library in episode 2.
- Ines (Iva Šulentić) - Damir's ex-girlfriend.
- Mirna (Alma Terzić) - Damir's new girlfriend. She left him in episode 71 for a misunderstanding.
- Tanja (Slađana Bukejlović) - Faruk's ex-girlfriend.
- Senada Fukić-Fazlinović (Snežana Marković) - Faruk's new girlfriend, after he broke up with Tanja. Faruk married her. She left him.
- Đido Mova (Aleksandar Seksan) - A detective Faruk hires to investigate Senada's new "relationship".
- Reufik-Refko (Mehmeda) Mujkić (Goran Navojec) - Dino's brother, introduced in the first episode of season 3.
- Aldin (Arman Bahador)-Damir's son,appeared in 3 episodes.
- Đenis Đenis (Enis Bešlagić) - He is a famous rocker, that came to Faruk two times to record a hit. Izet got involved and his plan failed.
- Stefanel (Mario Drmać) - A recording artist who came to Faruk once to record an album.
- Ranka (Ana Mazalica) - Ranka is Izet's dead wife. She has her life savings that are hidden. They are called "Crni Fond" (Black Saving) and they are hidden somewhere in the house.
- Nevena (Mediha Musliović) - Damir's mom that abandoned him when he was a baby.
- Mahmut (Emir Z. Kapetanović) - A muslim richman which came to Faruk to record muslim religious songs.
- Murga (Izudin Bajrović) - police inspector.
- Nada (Vedrana Seksan) - Damir's professor.
- Hanka Paldum - Came to Faruk to record a song in Izet's dream.
- Nina Badrić - Came to Izet to record a song.
- Elvir Laković Laka - Came to Faruk to record a song.
- Tifa - Tifa played himself, came to Faruk to record a song.
- Sejo Sexon - Member of the rock group "Zabranjeno Pušenje", he is good friends with Faruk.
- Nagib (Zlatan Zuhrić - Zuhra) - Came to Faruk to record a song.
- Al Dino - a recording artist. He played himself.
- Deen - Came to Faruk to record an album.
- Rambo Amadeus as himself.
- Bakir Hadžiomerović as himself.
Cancellation[edit]On 7 April 2013 Federalna televizija announced that Lud, zbunjen, normalan was canceled because of financial issues. In the last episode, Izet, Faruk and Damir are on an airplane to Stockholm. The plane crashes and they are believed to be dead. However, three passengers who were booked missed the flight and these three are suspected to be Izet, Faruk and Damir. The series continued in November 2014.
External links[edit]
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Lud, zbunjen, normalan je bosanskohercegovačka humoristička serija u režiji Elmira Jukića i scenariste Feđe Isovića. Prva sezona je počela emitovanje 2. septembra 2007. godine, a druga 7. septembra 2008. godine. Zadnja epizoda druge sezone je emitovana 12. aprila 2009.
Nakon Bosne i Hercegovine i Hrvatske, serija se od 27. septembra 2008. emituje i u Srbiji i to na prvom programu RTS-a.[3] Od 15. septembra 2014. godine u Srbiji se serija počinje ponovo emitovati na televiziji B92[4]. Nakon završetka emitovanja pete sezone u Srbiji, nove epizode serije počinju se prikazivati na televiziji Prva[5]. Također, prva sezona serije se emitirala i u Makedoniji zahvaljujući televiziji A1, a ostale sezone su emitirane na televiziji Kanal 5 [6]. Od 2015. godine u Makedoniji se serija emitira na TV kanalu Alfa TV. Serija je veliku popularnost stekla i u Crnoj Gori, gdje je emitirana na TV Vijesti, a od 2015. godine serija se emitira na televiziji Prva CG.[7] Od 2012. godine serija se emituje i u Sloveniji zahvaljujući POP TV-u[8], a od 2015. godine serija se u Sloveniji emitira na TV kanalu Planet TV. Serija se uspješno emituje i na Kosovu posredstvom RTV Kosovo.[9]
Snimanje treće sezone je počelo 1. septembra 2009. godine, a nastavak emitovanja je započeo u januaru 2010.[10] Početak emitovanja četvrte sezone započinje u januaru 2011.[11] Snimanje 24 nova nastavka [12] pete sezone ove popularne humoristične serije je najavljeno za 6. januar 2012, a nove epizode počinju sa prikazivanjem 29. januara 2012.[13] Zbog velike popularnosti serije, peta sezona je podijeljena u dva dijela. Prvih 15 epizoda pete sezone je emitirano u 2012 godini, a ostatak od 9 epizoda počinje sa emitiranjem 1. januara 2013. godine.[14] Scenarista Feđa Isović je 7. juna 2013. godine potvrdio da serija nije zvanično završila, te da trenutno piše scenario za nove epizode, koje uskoro možemo očekivati na TV ekranima.[15] Trenutno se snima novih 48 epizoda, koje će biti podijeljene u dva ciklusa emitiranja.[9]
Šesta sezona serije kreće sa premijernim emitiranjem 3. novembra 2014. na Novoj TV.[16] Scenarista Feđa Isović je potvrdio da je snimanje serije i dalje u toku, te da je snimljeno preko 210 epizoda. Također je potvrđeno da su u toku pregovori sa bosanskohercegovačkim TV kućama o pravu otkupa novih epizoda koje će uskoro biti premijerno prikazane u BiH.[17]
Premijerno emitiranje šeste sezone serije u Bosni i Hercegovini kreće od 4. aprila 2015. na Face TV-u.[2] Premijerno emitiranje novih 24 epizode sedme sezone serije počinje 5. aprila 2015. na Novoj TV[18], a u Bosni i Hercegovini emitiranje sedme sezone kreće od 4. maja 2015. na Face TV-u.[19] Osma sezona serije, počela je sa premijernim emitiranjem 15. maja 2015. na Novoj TV. Deveta sezona počinje sa premijernim emitiranjem od 03. novembara 2015. na Novoj TV.
Režiser serije Elmir Jukić je potvrdio da je snimanje serije završeno nakon deset sezona i 264 snimljene epizode. [20]
Posljednja deseta sezona serije je krenula sa premijernim emitiranjem od 26. juna 2016. u Srbiji na televiziji B92.
Nakon Bosne i Hercegovine i Hrvatske, serija se od 27. septembra 2008. emituje i u Srbiji i to na prvom programu RTS-a.[3] Od 15. septembra 2014. godine u Srbiji se serija počinje ponovo emitovati na televiziji B92[4]. Nakon završetka emitovanja pete sezone u Srbiji, nove epizode serije počinju se prikazivati na televiziji Prva[5]. Također, prva sezona serije se emitirala i u Makedoniji zahvaljujući televiziji A1, a ostale sezone su emitirane na televiziji Kanal 5 [6]. Od 2015. godine u Makedoniji se serija emitira na TV kanalu Alfa TV. Serija je veliku popularnost stekla i u Crnoj Gori, gdje je emitirana na TV Vijesti, a od 2015. godine serija se emitira na televiziji Prva CG.[7] Od 2012. godine serija se emituje i u Sloveniji zahvaljujući POP TV-u[8], a od 2015. godine serija se u Sloveniji emitira na TV kanalu Planet TV. Serija se uspješno emituje i na Kosovu posredstvom RTV Kosovo.[9]
Snimanje treće sezone je počelo 1. septembra 2009. godine, a nastavak emitovanja je započeo u januaru 2010.[10] Početak emitovanja četvrte sezone započinje u januaru 2011.[11] Snimanje 24 nova nastavka [12] pete sezone ove popularne humoristične serije je najavljeno za 6. januar 2012, a nove epizode počinju sa prikazivanjem 29. januara 2012.[13] Zbog velike popularnosti serije, peta sezona je podijeljena u dva dijela. Prvih 15 epizoda pete sezone je emitirano u 2012 godini, a ostatak od 9 epizoda počinje sa emitiranjem 1. januara 2013. godine.[14] Scenarista Feđa Isović je 7. juna 2013. godine potvrdio da serija nije zvanično završila, te da trenutno piše scenario za nove epizode, koje uskoro možemo očekivati na TV ekranima.[15] Trenutno se snima novih 48 epizoda, koje će biti podijeljene u dva ciklusa emitiranja.[9]
Šesta sezona serije kreće sa premijernim emitiranjem 3. novembra 2014. na Novoj TV.[16] Scenarista Feđa Isović je potvrdio da je snimanje serije i dalje u toku, te da je snimljeno preko 210 epizoda. Također je potvrđeno da su u toku pregovori sa bosanskohercegovačkim TV kućama o pravu otkupa novih epizoda koje će uskoro biti premijerno prikazane u BiH.[17]
Premijerno emitiranje šeste sezone serije u Bosni i Hercegovini kreće od 4. aprila 2015. na Face TV-u.[2] Premijerno emitiranje novih 24 epizode sedme sezone serije počinje 5. aprila 2015. na Novoj TV[18], a u Bosni i Hercegovini emitiranje sedme sezone kreće od 4. maja 2015. na Face TV-u.[19] Osma sezona serije, počela je sa premijernim emitiranjem 15. maja 2015. na Novoj TV. Deveta sezona počinje sa premijernim emitiranjem od 03. novembara 2015. na Novoj TV.
Režiser serije Elmir Jukić je potvrdio da je snimanje serije završeno nakon deset sezona i 264 snimljene epizode. [20]
Posljednja deseta sezona serije je krenula sa premijernim emitiranjem od 26. juna 2016. u Srbiji na televiziji B92.