‘Oh Hell’ returns with a new season, following Helene ‘Hell’ Sternberg’s comedic escapades as she navigates life after causing a forest fire. Now in a psychiatric clinic, she forms a bond with fellow patient Janno while also tackling a chaotic startup venture with her ambitious friend Maike. This acclaimed series, known for its sharp humor and flawed characters, continues to draw comparisons to iconic comedies, showcasing the unique charm of its lead, Mala Emde.
Welcome Back to the Hilarious World of ‘Oh Hell’
Prepare for a laughter-filled journey as one of the most entertaining comedy series in recent years, ‘Oh Hell’, makes its much-anticipated return to our screens. This captivating show follows the misadventures of Helene ‘Hell’ Sternberg, played by the talented Mala Emde, as she navigates through a series of comical calamities in her twenties. After a successful first season on MagentaTV, fans can look forward to the debut of eight brand new episodes on Warner TV Comedy starting November 30.
What Awaits in Season Two of ‘Oh Hell’
Season two picks up with the unforgettable drama of Hell, who caused quite the ruckus by igniting a forest fire that led to the demise of a rare toad species at the end of the last season. As part of her probation, she finds herself in a psychiatric clinic, where her vibrant personality quickly stands out among her fellow patients. Here, she forms a unique bond with the quiet Janno, portrayed by Daniel Nöel Fleischmann.
In a parallel storyline, post her clinic stay, Hell is roped in by her ambitious friend and rival, Maike, who needs help with her startup. The investor is on the lookout for a “really disturbed” idea, and of course, Maike thinks of her unpredictable childhood friend, Hell. To everyone’s astonishment, Hell’s unconventional ideas impress the investor, leading her to chaos as she takes on the role of project manager in Maike’s company.
With its sharp wit and bold narrative style, ‘Oh Hell’ stands out in the German comedy landscape. Created by the talented Johannes Boss, the series has garnered accolades, including the German Television Award for ‘Best Comedy Series’ in 2022. Its unique storytelling draws parallels with iconic Anglo-American shows like ‘Fleabag’ and ‘Broad City’.
The show thrives on the complexities of its lead character, Hell, who is as captivating as she is flawed. With her audacious honesty and tendency to retreat into her own fantasy world, she continuously finds herself at odds with those around her, including her seemingly perfect rival, Maike. The second season brilliantly showcases this contrast, with Hell’s chaotic nature clashing with the polished world of Maike’s startup.
As we dive into the new episodes, we can expect to see the powerful performance and impeccable comedic timing of Mala Emde shine through. ‘Oh Hell’ delivers humor that may not always induce loud laughter but instead elicits a more thoughtful chuckle, offering a clever and engaging viewing experience.