KLM's "I spøkelyset"

KLM's "I spøkelyset" ran in 1983-84 and contained a total of six episodes. The program's title is a parody of the Ingrid Espelid program "I søkelyset" (1972–1975) and consisted of six programs that had a specific theme: Total-trim, Postal order, the intelligence service, "Høysommer II" (A Norwegian film production), Scouts and Brotherhood Norsktoppen (parody of Freemasons Lodge). In the program, KLM brought Kjersti Døvigen, with whom Trond Kirkvaag collaborated in Å, by far! in 1974, on some of the female roles. Incidentally, the Total Trim sketch is inspired by the Monty Python sketch The Ministry of Silly Walks and KLM had a small radio hit in the song "Høysommer II", or "På en bondegård" as it is also called, which is a Norwegian version of the Mungo Jerry song In the Daylight saving time.