Folkekjære Each time we meet is more than halfway through the season, and so far we have witnessed tearful as well as entertaining moments at Kjerringøy.
Several of the artists have been out in the fire, and this week it is Karoline Krüger (52) who will be honored in the sixth episode.
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Observant viewers may have noticed a special detail on the dinner table the participants are sitting at.
During, for example, Ingebjørg Bratland’s (32) day, you could spot white notes among the tableware and decorations at each of the musicians’ seats.
– Contains information
But what are these notes and what do they say? Could it be a script card or simply a dinner bill?
Press manager at TV 2, Jan-Petter Dahl, tells TV 2 that the notes show what is on the lunch and dinner menu.
– The notes on the table contain information about the menu, says Dahl.
The artists are served two courses for lunch, and three for dinner, the press manager further informs.
MENU: The seven artists in Every time we meet enjoy food and drink between the plays. The white slips on the table are the lunch and dinner menus. Pictured here from Ingebjørg Bratland’s day. Photo: TV 2
Round of thanks
It’s not just eye-catching patches that have made a name for themselves during this year’s season. Veteran artist Bjørn Eidsvåg (68) has made sure to thank the choristers and band in the program several times.
When Eidsvåg was honored during the season premiere, he took a round of thanks after Bratland’s “Evig hvil” interpretation. He also did that after Kristian Kristensen’s (30) version of “Eg ser”.
At the end of the evening, the ring fox once again praised the background musicians.
– And thanks to those of you who helped make it so nice, he expressed.
Watch Every time we meet on Saturdays at 20:00 on TV 2 Direkte, and whenever you want TV 2 Play.
