Fri, Dec 23, 1983
This edition is dedicated to Christmas, with special guests Santa Claus (played by 'Vítor de Sousa' (qv)) and Eusébio da Silva Ferreira, retired football star ('Eusébio' (qv)).
The series recurrent segments all have allusions to Christmas, namely a poetry segment dedicated to the Portuguese women (Vítor de Sousa and 'Manuel Cavaco' (qv)), "Momento Infantil" ('Herman José' (qv) as Nelito and 'Lídia Franco' (qv) as Doutora Palmira Peres, the teacher), "Cozinho Para O Povo" (the double-entendre cooking programme with Herman José as Filipa Vacondeus), "O Esférico Rolando Sobre A Erva" with football commentator José Esteves (Herman José again).
The evenings' soap operas were satirized in the endless "Diário De Marilú" with all the cast in it. The musical segment was presented by Tony Silva (Herman José) with 'José Cid' (qv) as guest, singing "Amar como Jesus Amou" and "A Rosa Que Te Dei".
The series recurrent segments all have allusions to Christmas, namely a poetry segment dedicated to the Portuguese women (Vítor de Sousa and 'Manuel Cavaco' (qv)), "Momento Infantil" ('Herman José' (qv) as Nelito and 'Lídia Franco' (qv) as Doutora Palmira Peres, the teacher), "Cozinho Para O Povo" (the double-entendre cooking programme with Herman José as Filipa Vacondeus), "O Esférico Rolando Sobre A Erva" with football commentator José Esteves (Herman José again).
The evenings' soap operas were satirized in the endless "Diário De Marilú" with all the cast in it. The musical segment was presented by Tony Silva (Herman José) with 'José Cid' (qv) as guest, singing "Amar como Jesus Amou" and "A Rosa Que Te Dei".
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