Skam ( TV series ) - wikipedia Skam ( TV series ) Skam Genre Teen drama Created by Julie Andem Developed by Julie Andem Starring Lisa Teige ( no ) Josefine Frida Pettersen Tarjei Sandvik Moe Iman Meskini Composer ( s ) Christian Wibe Country of origin Norway Original language ( s ) Norwegian No. of seasons No. of episodes 43 Production Producer ( s ) Marianne Furevold - Boland ( no ) Location ( s ) Oslo Cinematography Daniel McStay Maja Holand Ragnar Molstad Running time 15 -- 59 minutes Production company ( s ) NRK Release Original network NRK Original release 25 September 2015 ( 2015 - 09 - 25 ) -- 24 June 2017 ( 2017 - 06 - 24 ) External links Website skam.p3.no Skam ( Norwegian pronunciation : ( skɑm ) ; English : Shame ) is a Norwegian teen drama television series about the daily life of teenagers at the Hartvig Nissen School, a gymnasium in the wealthy borough of Frogner in West End Oslo. It was produced by NRK P3, which is part of NRK. The series is web - based and aired primarily on the website of NRK. Skam follows a new main character each season. While airing, a new clip, conversation or social media post was published on the NRK website on a daily basis. Each season has focus on particular topics, and during production, creator Julie Andem had extensive, hours - long interviews with individual persons in the target audience to be able to cover their stories. The first season, which premiered in September 2015, focuses on relationship difficulties, loneliness, identity, and belonging. The second season, which premiered in March 2016, focuses on a troubled relationship, feminism, eating disorders, and sexual assault. The third season, which premiered in October 2016, focuses on coming out difficulties, homosexuality, mental health illness and religion. The fourth and final season, which premiered in April 2017, focuses on the Islamic religion, forbidden love, cyberbullying, and the Norwegian russ celebratory period. The series finale episode, aired in June 2017, focuses on a variety of short stories through individual clips, including parental depression, love rejection, and mutual relationship support. Regarding the decision to end the series, NRK P3 editorial chief Håkon Moslet stated that the making of Skam had been `` an extreme sport '', and in an Instagram post, creator, writer and director Julie Andem wrote that `` Skam has been a 24 / 7 job. It has also been amazingly fun to work on, and I really believe that has given the series a unique energy, and ensured that Skam continues to surprise and entertain. We recently decided that we wo n't be making a new season this fall. I know many of you out there will be upset and disappointed to hear this, but I 'm confident this is the right decision. '' Skam premiered without any promotion, due to the production and network 's wish for teenagers to find it on their own and spread the news without the older generation even noticing the series. The actors were shielded from the media, with no launch interviews. However, the show broke viewership records. Its original premiere episode, first aired in September 2015, is one of the most viewed single episodes of any series on NRK 's streaming service NRK TV, and the series was responsible for half of all traffic on NRK TV in the first week of June 2016. Its third season, airing at the end of 2016, broke all records in streaming on NRK TV and in Norway. Following its licensing deals with several other European countries, it also broke viewership records in Denmark and Sweden. Starting with season three, the show went viral, attracting an active international fanbase on social media, where fans promoted translations to aid in understanding. The show was a trending topic globally on several occasions, filming locations were visited by fans, and the actors received worldwide attention. In January 2017, NRK geoblocked the website from foreign visitors on demand from the music industry, due to the series ' use of music that is only licensed for Norwegian audiences. NRK stated that it was working with the music industry to find a solution that would allow international viewing again, and the block was removed for Nordic countries in April 2017. Skam received critical acclaim and significant recognition for its portrayal of sexual abuse in the second season and homosexuality in the third. Its fourth season received praise in Norway for a conversation about religion, but poor international viewer feedback for an `` abrupt '' ending, overshadowed storylines and lackluster explanation of Islamophobia. The series was praised for its contributions to promote Norwegian language and culture, and is notable for its unique daily real - time snippet - based distribution model. It won multiple awards, including `` Best TV Drama '', `` Best New Show '', `` Innovation of the Year '', and `` Newcomer of the Year '' at the 2016 Norwegian Gullruten awards, and `` TV Moment of the Year '', `` People 's Choice Award '', `` Best Writing for a Drama '' and `` Best Directing for a Drama '' at the 2017 Gullruten awards. The series has been adapted into a Danish stage play, and has American and French remakes in production. Contents 1 Hartvig Nissen School 2 Concept 3 Characters 3.1 Main cast 3.2 Recurring cast 4 Episodes 4.1 Overview 4.2 Season 1 4.3 Season 2 4.4 Season 3 4.5 Season 4 5 Production 5.1 Adaptations 6 Distribution 7 Reception 7.1 Norway and Nordic countries 7.2 International success 8 Awards and nominations 9 References 10 External links Hartvig Nissen school Main article : Hartvig Nissen School Hartvig Nissen School at Frogner in Oslo The series focuses on the daily life of teenagers at the Hartvig Nissen School ( Hartvig Nissens skole ), a prestigious gymnasium ( preparatory high school ) at Frogner in West End Oslo, with the address Niels Juels gate ( Niels Juel Street ) 56. The school is informally and widely known simply as `` Nissen. '' Originally named Nissen 's Girls ' School, it was founded by Hartvig Nissen in 1849 as a private girls ' school which was owned by its headmasters and which served the higher bourgeoisie. It is the second oldest gymnasium in Oslo and is widely considered one of the country 's most prestigious ; its alumni include many famous individuals and two members of the Norwegian royal family. The school was the first higher school in Norway which admitted women. Concept At the start of a week, a clip, conversation or social media post is posted on the Skam website. New material is posted on a daily basis, with the content unified and combined into one full episode on Fridays. The main character differs from season to season, and the fictional characters have social media profiles where viewers can follow their activities. Characters The following are characters in Skam. Character Portrayed by Seasons Eva Kviig Mohn Lisa Teige ( no ) Main Recurring Noora Amalie Sætre Josefine Frida Pettersen Recurring Main Recurring Isak Valtersen Tarjei Sandvik Moe Recurring Main Recurring Sana Bakkoush Iman Meskini Recurring Main Jonas Noah Vasquez Marlon Valdés Langeland Recurring Recurring Vilde Hellerud Lien Ulrikke Falch ( no ) Recurring Recurring Christina `` Chris '' Berg Ina Svenningdal ( no ) Recurring Recurring Christoffer `` Penetrator - Chris '' Schistad Herman Tømmeraas Recurring Recurring Ingrid Theis Gaupseth Cecilie Martinsen Recurring Guest Recurring Sara Nørstelien Kristina Ødegaard Recurring Guest Recurring Magnus Fossbakken David Alexander Sjøholt Recurring Guest Recurring William Magnusson Thomas Hayes Recurring Recurring Eskild Tryggvason Carl Martin Eggesbø Recurring Recurring Linn Larsen Hansen Rakel Øfsti Nesje Recurring Recurring Even Bech Næsheim Henrik Holm Recurring Recurring Mahdi Disi Sacha Kleber Nyiligira Recurring Emma W. Larzen Ruby Dagnall Recurring Guest Mikael Øverlie Boukhal Yousef Hjelde Elmofty Guest Recurring Yousef Acar Cengiz Al Recurring Elias Bakkoush Simo Mohamed Elhbabi Recurring Adam Malik Adam Ezzari Recurring Mutasim Tatouti Mutasim Billah Recurring In season one, David Alexander Sjøholt was credited as playing a character called David, though his name was never spoken in the show. This could be the character Magnus or Sjøholt was playing a different student. Sjøholt also makes an uncredited appearance in the last episode of season two. In season three, Mikael appears uncredited in a video Isak finds on the Internet of Even. In the final episode of season four, the main character changes between each clip. Vilde, Penetrator - Chris, Jonas, Chris, Even and William each have a clip where they are the main character. Eskild and Linn have one clip together. Main cast Lisa Teige as Eva Kviig Mohn ( born June 2, 1999 ) is the main character in the first season. When we first meet Eva, she recently started dating Jonas, who just ended a relationship with Eva 's best friend Ingrid. Her relationship with Jonas is complicated and she finds it hard to trust him, eventually leading her to cheat on him and ultimately leading to their breakup at the end of season one. Eva lives at home with a busy mom and starts at the Hartvig Nissen school ( `` Nissen '' ) in 2015 together with her friends and former classmates Jonas, Ingrid, Sara and Isak. Losing her former best friends Ingrid and Sara due to her relationship to Jonas, she starts up new friendships with Noora, Chris, Vilde and Sana at Nissen. After season one, Eva is mostly portrayed as an outgoing and promiscuous party - girl. Josefine Frida Pettersen as Noora Amalie Sætre ( born April 6, 1999 ) is the main character in the second season. Noora is portrayed as a confident, smart and helpful character in seasons one and two. In the second season, it is however revealed that she has some insecurities after all. She lives with two roommates and does not have contact with her parents. Unlike her friends Eva, Chris and Vilde, Noora is not into drinking or hooking with guys. When the school 's playboy William continues to flirt with her despite several rejections, she eventually gets interested in him, but due to her prejudices against him, she finds it hard to accept. They end up in a relationship at the end of season two. In seasons three and four, Noora is portrayed a little bit more naive and restless, as she faces complications in her relationship with William. Tarjei Sandvik Moe as Isak Valtersen ( born June 21, 1999 ) is the main character in the third season. Isak is a close friend of both Eva and Jonas in season one. At the end of the season, Noora and Eva find homosexual pornography on Isak 's phone, raising suspicions about his sexual orientation. Season three follows Isak 's struggles to accept his sexuality and overcome his internalized homophobia. At the beginning of the season, he meets Even Bech Næsheim, and the two quickly fall in love after their first meeting and begin secretly seeing each other. However, Isak unknowingly pushes Even ( who has bipolar disorder ) away by revealing his aversion to those with mental illness, due to his negative experiences with his mentally ill mother. After struggling with his feelings and being rejected by Even, Isak decides to come out to his best friend Jonas, and eventually to other people that he is close to. He gets back together with Even with the aid of his friends, but after Even has a manic episode, Isak distances himself from him due to his prejudices formed by his experiences with his mother. However, he comes to better understand Even 's situation after a discussion with his friends, and reunites with him after he realizes that he loves Even, accepting the obstacles created by his disorder. In season four, Isak is portrayed as much happier, as he lives comfortably ( and publicly ) in a relationship with Even. Iman Meskini as Sana Bakkoush ( born December 24, 1999 ) is the main character in the fourth season. Sana 's biggest struggle throughout the series is to live the traditional Muslim lifestyle and the traditional Norwegian gymnasium - lifetyle at the same time. Sana is portrayed as decisive and eloquent, but faces constant prejudices from her classmates, her parents and people she meets on the street, which sometimes leads Sana to take irrational decisions. This peaks when Sana does anonymous cyberbullying of her classmate Sara, who wants to exclude Sana from their russefeiring - squad. Unlike Eva, Noora and Isak, she has a close relationship with her family. In season 4, she falls in love with Yousef, who she initially thinks is a Muslim, but turns out not to be. After initial attempts to distance herself from him, they appear to grow closer later in the season. Recurring cast Marlon Valdés Langeland as Jonas Noah Vasquez ( born December 20, 1999 ), Eva 's boyfriend in the first season. He is also Isak 's best friend and a classmate of all the main characters. Ulrikke Falch as Vilde Hellerud Lien ( born July 13, 1999 ), the naive fourth member of the main girl squad. She is the enthusiastic initiator of russefeiring, revy and other social events for the squad. Ina Svenningdal as Christina `` Chris '' Berg ( born January 6, 1999 ), the amusing fifth member of the girl squad. She usually avoids most conflicts and emotionally deep conversations. Cecilie Martinsen as Ingrid Theis Gaupseth ( born February 23, 1999 ), Jonas ' girlfriend and Eva 's best friend prior to season one. Ingrid is a member of the russefeiring - squad `` Pepsi Max '', which often rivals the main characters squad. Kristina Ødegaard as Sara Nørstelien ( born July 12, 1999 ), Ingrid 's best friend and leader of the `` Pepsi Max '' squad. Sara dates Isak in the second season. Herman Tømmeraas as Christoffer `` Penetrator - Chris '' Schistad ( born March 21, 1997 ), the on - and - off love interest of Eva through all four seasons. He is two years older than the main cast, but also studies at Nissen in the first two seasons. Thomas Hayes as William Magnusson ( born January 10, 1997 ), the flirt and eventually boyfriend of Noora in the second season. He is also classmate and best friend of Penetrator - Chris. David Alexander Sjøholt as Magnus Fossbakken ( born October 30, 1999 ), Isak 's awkward friend and classmate. In the fourth season he is in a relationship with Vilde. Carl Martin Eggesbø as Eskild Tryggvason ( born August 19, 1995 ), the stereotypically homosexual roommate of Noora in season two and four, and of Isak 's in season three. Rakel Øfsti Nesje as Linn Larsen Hansen ( born January 1, 1996 ), the introverted roommate of Eskild and Noora / Isak. Henrik Holm as Even Bech Næsheim ( born February 12, 1997 ), the love affair and eventual boyfriend of Isak. Even is diagnosed with bipolar disorder at some point prior to season 3. Simo Mohamed Elhbabi as Elias Bakkoush ( born March 5, 1997 ), Sana 's brother and Even 's former classmate. Cengiz Al as Yousef Acar ( born September 21, 1997 ), the atheist love interest of Sana. Yousef is also Elias ' best friend and former classmate. Episodes Overview Series Episodes Originally aired First aired Last aired 11 25 September 2015 ( 2015 - 09 - 25 ) 11 December 2015 ( 2015 - 12 - 11 ) 12 4 March 2016 ( 2016 - 03 - 04 ) 3 June 2016 ( 2016 - 06 - 03 ) 10 7 October 2016 ( 2016 - 10 - 07 ) 16 December 2016 ( 2016 - 12 - 16 ) 10 14 April 2017 ( 2017 - 04 - 14 ) 24 June 2017 ( 2017 - 06 - 24 ) Season 1 The first clip from season 1 was made available on Tuesday, 22 September 2015, with the combined clips during the week premiering as a full episode on Friday, 25 September 2015. The season consists of 11 episodes ; the main character is Eva Mohn. The storyline deals with Eva 's difficult relationship with her boyfriend Jonas and the themes of loneliness, identity, belonging and friendship. No. overall No. in season Title Duration Original air date `` Du ser ut som en slut ( You look like a slut ) '' 20 min 25 September 2015 ( 2015 - 09 - 25 ) `` Jonas, dette er helt dust ( Jonas, this is totally dumb ) '' 17 min 2 October 2015 ( 2015 - 10 - 02 ) `` Vi er de største loserne på skolen ( We 're the biggest losers at school ) '' 17 min 9 October 2015 ( 2015 - 10 - 09 ) `` Go for it din lille slut ( Go for it, you little slut ) '' 15 min 16 October 2015 ( 2015 - 10 - 16 ) 5 5 `` Hva er det som gjør deg kåt ? ( What turns you on ? ) '' 19 min 23 October 2015 ( 2015 - 10 - 23 ) 6 6 `` Man vet når gutter lyver ( You know when a boy is lying ) '' 23 min 30 October 2015 ( 2015 - 10 - 30 ) 7 7 `` Tenker alltid det er meg det er noe gale med ( I always think it 's me there 's something wrong with ) '' 20 min 13 November 2015 ( 2015 - 11 - 13 ) 8 8 `` Hele skolen hater meg ( The whole school hates me ) '' 24 min 20 November 2015 ( 2015 - 11 - 20 ) 9 9 `` Man er det man gjør ( You are what you do ) '' 21 min 27 November 2015 ( 2015 - 11 - 27 ) 10 10 `` Jeg tenker du har blitt helt psyko ( I think that you 've become totally psycho ) '' 21 min 4 December 2015 ( 2015 - 12 - 04 ) 11 11 `` Et jævlig dumt valg ( A really stupid choice ) '' 35 min 11 December 2015 ( 2015 - 12 - 11 ) Season 2 The first clip from season 2 was made available on Monday, 29 February 2016, with the combined clips during the week premiering as a full episode on Friday, 4 March 2016. The season consists of 12 episodes ; the main character is Noora Amalie Sætre. The season is about her relationship with William and deals with issues of friendship, feminism, eating disorder, self - image, violence, sexual violence and the contemporaneous refugee crisis in relation to Norwegian democracy. No. overall No. in season Title Duration Original air date 12 `` Om du bare hadde holdt det du lovet ( If only you 'd kept your promises ) '' 26 min 4 March 2016 ( 2016 - 03 - 04 ) 13 `` Du lyver til en venninne og skylder på meg ( You lie to a friend and blame me ) '' 26 min 11 March 2016 ( 2016 - 03 - 11 ) 14 `` Er det noe du skjuler for oss ? ( Are you hiding something from us ? ) '' 36 min 18 March 2016 ( 2016 - 03 - 18 ) 15 `` Jeg visste det var noe rart med henne ( I knew there was something strange about her ) ( Easter Special ) '' 29 min 25 March 2016 ( 2016 - 03 - 25 ) 16 5 `` Jeg er i hvert fall ikke sjalu ( I 'm certainly not jealous ) '' 32 min 1 April 2016 ( 2016 - 04 - 01 ) 17 6 `` Jeg vil ikke bli beskytta ( I do n't want to be protected ) '' 24 min 22 April 2016 ( 2016 - 04 - 22 ) 18 7 `` Noora, du trenger pikk ( Noora, you need cock ) '' 24 min 29 April 2016 ( 2016 - 04 - 29 ) 19 8 `` Du tenker bare på William ( You 're only thinking of William ) '' 41 min 6 May 2016 ( 2016 - 05 - 06 ) 20 9 `` Jeg savner deg så jævlig ( I miss you so damn much ) '' 22 min 13 May 2016 ( 2016 - 05 - 13 ) 21 10 `` Jeg skal forklare alt ( I 'll explain everything ) '' 49 min 20 May 2016 ( 2016 - 05 - 20 ) 22 11 `` Husker du seriøst ingenting ? ( Do you seriously remember nothing ? ) '' 30 min 27 May 2016 ( 2016 - 05 - 27 ) 23 12 `` Vil du flytte sammen med meg ? ( Will you move in with me ? ) '' 50 min 3 June 2016 ( 2016 - 06 - 03 ) Season 3 The first clip from season 3 was made available on Sunday, 2 October 2016, with the combined clips during the week premiering as a full episode on Friday, 7 October 2016. The season consists of 10 episodes ; the main character is Isak Valtersen. The season deals with Isak 's burgeoning relationship with Even Bech Næsheim and is principally a coming out story that deals with issues of love, sexual identity, authenticity, mental illness, religion and friendship. No. overall No. in season Title Duration Original air date 24 `` Lykke til, Isak ( Good luck, Isak ) '' 27 min 7 October 2016 ( 2016 - 10 - 07 ) 25 `` Du er over 18, sant ? ( You 're over 18, right ? ) '' 26 min 14 October 2016 ( 2016 - 10 - 14 ) 26 `` Nå bånder dere i overkant mye '' / `` Hun er på ( You 're bonding too much / She is on ) '' 22 min 21 October 2016 ( 2016 - 10 - 21 ) 27 `` Keen på å bade '' / `` Da vorser vi sammen ? ( Feel like swimming / Then we pre-party together ? ) '' 20 min 28 October 2016 ( 2016 - 10 - 28 ) 28 5 `` Samme tid et helt annet sted '' / `` Kan jeg bli her med deg for altid ? ( At the same time in a completely different place / Can I stay here with you forever ? ) '' 30 min 4 November 2016 ( 2016 - 11 - 04 ) 29 6 `` Escobar season '' / `` Kan du ikke bare si det ? ( Escobar season / Ca n't you just say it ? ) '' 19 min 18 November 2016 ( 2016 - 11 - 18 ) 30 7 `` Er du homo ? ( Are you gay ? ) '' 23 min 25 November 2016 ( 2016 - 11 - 25 ) 31 8 `` Mannen i mitt liv '' / `` Drit i å ringe Isak ( The man of my dreams / Stop fucking calling Isak ) '' 30 min 2 December 2016 ( 2016 - 12 - 02 ) 32 9 `` Det går over '' / `` Velkommen til mobilsvar ( It will pass / Welcome to voicemail ) '' 18 min 9 December 2016 ( 2016 - 12 - 09 ) 33 10 `` Minutt for minutt '' / `` Jeg så deg første skoledag ( Minute by minute / I saw you the first day of school ) '' 33 min 16 December 2016 ( 2016 - 12 - 16 ) NRK TV and NRK P3 used different titles for 7 of the season 3 episodes. Season 4 The first clip from season 4 was made available on Monday, 10 April 2017, with the combined clips during the week premiering as a full episode on Friday, 14 April 2017. The season will consist of 10 episodes, and the main character is Sana Bakkoush. The season deals with the Islamic religion, forbidden love, cyberbullying, friendship, and the Norwegian russ celebratory period. The series finale episode switches character clip - to - clip, focusing on short stories by characters not given their own, full season. The episode deals with parental depression, love rejection, jealousy, friendship, mutual relationship support, and fear of abandonment. No. overall No. in season Title Duration Original air date 34 `` Du hater å henge med oss ( You hate hanging out with us ) '' 25 min 14 April 2017 ( 2017 - 04 - 14 ) 35 `` Jeg er gutt, jeg får ikke hat ( I 'm a boy, I do n't get hate ) '' 18 min 21 April 2017 ( 2017 - 04 - 21 ) 36 `` Hva mener du om drikking ? ( What do you think about drinking ? ) '' 28 min 28 April 2017 ( 2017 - 04 - 28 ) 37 `` Allah hadde digget deg ( Allah would dig you ) '' 30 min 5 May 2017 ( 2017 - 05 - 05 ) 38 5 `` Hvis du er trist er jeg trist ( If you 're sad then I 'm sad ) '' 27 min 12 May 2017 ( 2017 - 05 - 12 ) 39 6 `` Har du en dårlig dag ? ( Are you having a bad day ? ) '' 30 min 26 May 2017 ( 2017 - 05 - 26 ) 40 7 `` Vi må stå sammen ( We must stand together ) '' 36 min 2 June 2017 ( 2017 - 06 - 02 ) 41 8 `` De største loserne på skolen ( The biggest losers at school ) '' 35 min 9 June 2017 ( 2017 - 06 - 09 ) 42 9 `` Livet smiler ( Life smiles ) '' 48 min 16 June 2017 ( 2017 - 06 - 16 ) 43 10 `` Takk for alt ( Thanks for everything ) '' 59 min 24 June 2017 ( 2017 - 06 - 24 ) Production Julie Andem created Skam. In an interview with Rushprint in April 2016, Andem discussed production of the series. Originally developed for 16 - year - old girls, Andem made use of the `` NABC '' production model ( `` Needs / Approach / Benefit / Competition '' ), and instead of collecting information from a vast amount of sources, she had extensive, hours - long interviews with a single representative to uncover what needs that specific target audience had in order to cover that story. In contrast to American shows, which were the primary competition for shows attracting attention from teenagers, Andem stated that she had one advantage ; knowing who the audience were and what culture they grew up in. One major area of exploration Andem found through research was pressure ; she stated that `` the pressure to perform is very high for this target audience. They strive to perform in so many ways. That 's fine, and it does n't necessarily have to be dangerous or unhealthy. But what is unhealthy is that many feel like they ca n't live up to the demands, and therefore feel that they failed. They are comparing themselves to each other, not themselves. And then a thought occurred : How to get them to let go of the pressure through a series like Skam ''. Andem wanted the show to be a combination of social realism, soap opera, and sitcom, transitioning between the genres as the scenes switch, for example from the comical scenes of a doctor 's office to the make - out scenes on the stairs. She admitted it did n't always work, saying that one particular scene change in episode 5 of season 1 from the stairs to the doctor 's office was `` a dramatic jump '', and elaborated that `` in a later scene, I told the photographer that we maybe should try to go a little closer. But we did n't get the humor, so : fuckit, we 'll shoot sitcom - ish and blend the genres. '' Andem created nine characters, without any backstory. Everyone was supposed to be able to lead a season, and the show was going to switch character season - to - season. 1,200 people auditioned for the roles in the first round of casting. As production started, Andem wrote scripts for the shows, and there was no improvisation. `` A lot of people think much of the show is improvised. It 's not. A lot is written for the actors. And before and after a scene, I 'll wait for a while before I say thank you and let them play a little in the scene. If a scene does n't work, we 'll fix it and see what in the script does n't work. '' Production had a short deadline, with scripts written in three days, one - and - a-half days to shoot, and four - to - five days to edit. `` The plan must be there, and we just have to finish through ''. The series ' use of real - time was planned from early on, and Andem wrote the series in episodic format, although the content also had to work for daily releases, including a cliffhanger ending in each scene. Andem read the comments for each day, and looked for feedback from the audience on how to end each season while still keeping her original plans in some way. As the series premiered, there was little or no promotion for the show, due to the production 's and NRK 's wish for teenagers to find it on their own, spread the news through social media, and avoid the older generation even noticing the series. There were no launch interviews, no reviews, and the actors were shielded from the media, with NRK P3 editorial chief Håkon Moslet saying that `` We want most of the focus to be on the show. These actors are very young, I think it 's good they 're being shielded a little. They do also notice the popularity of the series ''. The Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet reported in December 2016 that the production of seasons 2 and 3 of Skam had cost a combined sum of NOK 10 million. NRK P3 editorial chief Håkon Moslet stated : `` For being a drama of high quality, Skam is a very cost - efficient production. '' In December 2016, the series was renewed for a fourth season. In early April 2017, it was announced that the first clip from the fourth season would premiere on 10 April, and that it would be the last season of the series. NRK P3 editorial chief Håkon Moslet stated that the making of Skam had been `` an extreme sport '', and in an Instagram post, creator, writer and director Julie Andem wrote that `` Skam has been a 24 / 7 job. It has also been amazingly fun to work on, and I really believe that has given the series a unique energy, and ensured that Skam continues to surprise and entertain. We recently decided that we wo n't be making a new season this fall. I know many of you out there will be upset and disappointed to hear this, but I 'm confident this is the right decision. '' On 23 June 2017, one day before the series finale, the entire cast officially met the press before the series ' wrap party, answering questions from fans around the world and describing their experiences and memories from production. It was notably the first time all the actors were allowed to break their silence and speak to the public. Adaptations In late 2016, Simon Fuller 's XIX Entertainment production company signed a letter of intent with NRK to produce an American version of the series called Shame for the U.S. and Canada. Production will reportedly begin in the third quarter of 2017, and the show is said to retain the original characters and scripts from Skam. In April 2017, the Danish theatre Aveny - T was reported to have acquired exclusive rights to produce a stage version of Skam. Four different performances will be made, one for each season, with the first show having taking place in Copenhagen on 15 September 2017, and the remaining three performances produced once a year through the year 2020. In September 2017, French entertainment website AlloCiné reported on the imminent production of a French remake of the series. Distribution In Norway, the series is available on the radio channel NRK P3 's website, and on the web television solution NRK TV. The weekly episodes are also aired on Fridays on TV channel NRK3. The series has been licensed to air as a Nordvision co-production by public service broadcasters in other Nordic countries, specifically : In Denmark, the series is shown by DR on the DR TV streaming service and aired on TV channel DR3 since December 2016. In Finland, the series is shown by Yle on the Yle Areena streaming service since December 2016. In Iceland, the series is shown by RÚV on both its streaming service and television channel. In Sweden, the series is shown by SVT on the SVT Play streaming service since December 2016. Reception Norway and Nordic countries In Norway, on average, about 192,000 viewers watched the first season, with the first episode being one of the most viewed of all time on NRK TV online. In the first week of June 2016, streaming of Skam was responsible for over half of the traffic on NRK TV. Following the release of the third season finale, NRK stated that the second season had an average audience of 531,000, while the third season broke all streaming records on its NRK TV service with an average audience of 789,000 people. The trailer for the fourth season, released on 7 April 2017, was watched by 900,000 people within four days. During the start of the fourth season, 1.2 million unique users had visited Skam 's website, and the first episode had been watched by 317,000 people. NRK P3 editorial chief Håkon Moslet told Verdens Gang that `` We see that there is high traffic and high interest for season 4. Since the end of the season we have seen a pattern around viewer interest. We lie high in the first week and towards the end of the season when the drama kicks in. '' In May 2017, NRK published a report on 2016 viewing statistics, writing that the third season broke both the streaming record for a series on NRK TV and for streaming of any series in Norway. An October 2016 Aftenposten report detailed that Skam had become popular in Sweden, with `` well over 5000 '' viewers with Swedish IP addresses watching the episodes, not counting the individual clips. A later report from Verdens Gang in January 2017 stated that Skam had `` broken all records '' in Sweden, with over 25 million plays on SVT Play. Following the series ' licensing deal for broadcasting in Denmark, the series broke records in January 2017, with the show 's first episode scoring 560,000 viewers on DR TV. In Finland, the first episode had more than 130,000 views by the end of February 2017, two and half months after its release, described by Yle audience researcher Anne Hyvärilä as `` quite exceptional ''. Skam has received critical acclaim. The newspaper NATT&DAG selected it as the best TV series of 2015. In its second season, Kripos, Norway 's National Criminal Investigation Service, praised the series ' handling of sexual abuse, including the girls ' encouraging the victim, Noora, to go to the emergency room to explain the situation and gather evidence of the abuse, and Noora confronting her abuser with relevant laws he has broken to prevent the sharing of photographs showing her naked. The National Center for Prevention of Sexual Assault also praised the portrayal, adding that they wish for the series to become a syllabus in schools. In the third season, Martine Lunder Brenne of Verdens Gang praised the theme of homosexuality and wrote that `` I praise it first and foremost because young homosexual people, both in and outside the closet, finally get some long - awaited and modern role models. It does n't matter if it 's a character in a fictional drama - right now, Skam is Norway 's coolest show ''. In the fourth season, Christopher Pahle of Dagbladet praised a conversation about religion, writing : `` two young people, with Muslim backgrounds, have a reflected, respectful and enlightening conversation about religion without arguing or taking it to the trenches. Think about that. They pick flowers and dribble a ball, and even if they do n't necessarily convince each other, that 's not the purpose either. The point is that they understand each other ''. Skam has been recognised for its contributions to promote Norwegian language and culture, and to foster affinity between Nordic countries. In December 2016, the Nordic Association awarded Skam the annual Nordic Language Prize for its ability to engage a young Nordic audience, connecting with young people across the Nordic region and fostering positive attitudes about the region 's neighbouring languages. In April 2017, Skam and its creator Julie Andem were awarded the Peer Gynt Prize, an award given to a person or institution that has had a positive impact on society and made Norway famous abroad. In June 2017, just prior to the show 's ending, Aftenposten published a report featuring interviews with many well - known Norwegian television creators, writers and directors, all praising Skam showrunner Julie Andem for her creative work on the show. Praise was directed at the series ' `` unpolished '' nature, her ability to maintain `` such a high level of quality over a long period of time '', the series ' blend of different sexualities and ethnicities and use of dialogue to resolve issues, and the show 's compassion, thereby its ability to truly capture its generational audience. The show 's series finale received positive reviews. Vilde Sagstad Imeland of Verdens Gang praised the final clip for being a `` worthy and emotional ending ''. Cecilie Asker of Aftenposten wrote that `` The very last episode of Skam leaves us with a big sorrow, a sore loss, and a craving for more. It could n't have been better. '' On 1 July 2017, during the celebration of Oslo Pride, Skam, its creator Julie Andem, and actors Tarjei Sandvik Moe, Henrik Holm and Carl Martin Eggesbø were awarded the `` Fryd '' award, an award given to persons or organizations that break the norms in gender and sexuality in a positive manner. International Success Starting with season 3, the show was able to reach a foreign audience, and NRK was therefore heavily asked to add English subtitles to the Skam episodes online. The demands were declined and NRK explained the decision by explaining that the licenses for the music presented throughout the series was restricted to a Norwegian audience, and that easy availability outside Norway would violate the terms of their license agreements. They also took action against attempts to unofficially spread substantial amount of video content with English subtitles on the internet. When denied official subtitling, fans started making their own translations of the episodes into several world languages, greatly expanding the online fanbase. Norwegian viewers have been fast to share translated clips quickly after availability through Google Drive, blogs, and language courses. By the end of 2016, Skam had been trending globally several times on Twitter and Tumblr, and its Facebook, Instagram and Vine presence grew rapidly. On social media, fandoms developed creative paintings, screensavers, phone covers, and fan videos. Filming locations, including Sagene Church, and the Hartvig Nissen school, were visited by fans, and the actors were receiving worldwide attention. After being featured in an episode in the third season, Gabrielle 's song `` 5 fine frøkner '' saw a 3,018 percent increase in listening on Spotify, with over 13 million streams and, at one point, rising to 8th place on the Swedish top music rankings. Continuing into its fourth season in April 2017, Skam continued to be an active topic worldwide on social media, with over 20,000 tweets containing # skamseason4 in 24 hours, with over 1 / 4 of the tweets originating from the United States. In January 2017, Skam was geoblocked for foreign viewers. NRK attorney Kari Anne Lang - Ree stated that `` NRK has a right to publish content to the Norwegian audience and foreign countries. The music industry is reacting to the fact that many international viewers are listening to music despite NRK not having international licensing deals. NRK takes the concerns from the music industry seriously. We are in dialogue with ( the music industry ) to find a solution ''. NRK stated that `` We want to thank our international fans and followers who have embraced SKAM. We are blown away by your dedication -- it is something we never expected. That is why it hurts to tell you guys that due to a necessary clarification with the music right holders, SKAM will until further notice not be available outside Norway. We are working hard to figure out how to solve this issue so that the fans can continue to enjoy SKAM from where they are ''. After the release of the trailer for the fourth season in April 2017, the geoblock was removed for Nordic countries, with NRK P3 editorial chief Håkon Moslet telling Verdens Gang that `` We 've been working hard so that viewers can watch this from foreign countries, and we worked deliberately this winter to make it accessible outside Norway. The trailer was just released, so we hope that has worked well. '' The series has received significant attention from international media publications for its unique distribution model of real - time snippet - based information. Two editorial posts, one by Anna Leszkiewicz of New Statesman and the other by Dylan Kickham from Elite Daily, were posted in March 2017 that discussed several aspects of the series. Leszkiewicz wrote that `` You may not be aware of it, but it 's the best show on TV '', and highlighted the second season 's handling of sexual abuse. She wrote that `` It 's a far cry from the shocking, gratuitous rape scenes in shows like Game of Thrones and Poldark. Nico 's hand on Noora 's leg is all we need to see to sense how predatory he is. There are no egregious scenes of violence, but we still feel deeply uncomfortable, especially when the next episode begins with Noora waking up the next day : confused, and naked, with Nico at her side. '' However, Leszkiewicz criticized the show for taking the `` escape route '', in which `` Noora finally finds the courage to speak to another girl who was at the party. She insists that Nico and Noora never slept together, only slept soundly in the same bed as her '', and commented that `` So many women go through what Noora went through in Skam. Most of them do n't get offered the same escape route. Instead, they have to live with the shame and confusion of an `` ambiguous '' assault. '' Dylan Kickham wrote that `` I do n't think I 've ever excitedly devoured a show more quickly than Skam, a Norwegian teen drama that you 're either already obsessed with, or have n't yet seen. '' He further wrote that `` the audience for Skam is much larger than I ever would have predicted, taking up huge pockets of Twitter and Facebook, and most especially Tumblr ''. Kickham explained that `` The reason its latest season blew up so much ? It deals with a main character 's coming out story in an incredibly intimate and profound way '', further writing that `` While seasons one and two do an amazing job telling stories about issues in relationships and friendships, season three stands above the rest by shining a light on aspects of sexuality that are very rarely depicted in mainstream media. (... ) ( Isak ) comes out to his gay roommate Eskild, and rationalizes his recent man - on - man hookup by basically saying he 's still straight - acting, unlike the flamboyant Eskild. I wo n't spoil Eskild 's response, but it is a magnificent and timely take on the toxic `` masc - for - masc '' discrimination within the gay community. It 's these small, incisive moments that show just how much Skam understands and cares about the issues it portrays. '' In March 2017, voters of E ! Online 's poll regarding `` Top Couple 2017 '' declared characters Isak and Even, main stars of the show 's third season, the winners. Anna Leszkiewicz of New Statesman wrote in April 2017 about the show and its impact, explaining that `` In its three short seasons, Skam has explored date rape, coming out, mental health issues from anorexia to bipolar disorder, stereotypical perceptions of Islam, and teen pregnancy without ever feeling issue - based : instead, it approaches all these things through universal emotions like loneliness, or feeling misunderstood ''. Verdens Gang wrote in April that Skam had become popular in China, where publicly discussing homosexuality is illegal. It reported that almost four million Chinese people had watched the third season through piracy and a total of six million had watched all episodes so far translated to Chinese. The report also stated that NRK has no plans to stop piracy in China, and NRK P3 editorial chief Håkon Moslet told Verdens Gang that `` It was Isak and Even that captured a young Chinese audience. There 's a lot of censorship in China, and they are role models and have a relationship that Chinese people have a need to see. '' In June 2017, Anna Leszkiewicz wrote another report on the series, particularly the decision to end it. Noting that the series originally had nine characters designed to each lead a season, she quoted fans who said that `` It seems like such an abrupt decision. It does n't serve the storyline at all. '' Acknowledging the pressure of the show 's global popularity as potentially a key element to end it, she wrote that some fans `` feel that Sana 's season has been overshadowed by other characters and plotlines, something that is particularly frustrating for those who were keen to see greater Muslim representation in the show '' ; two prominent examples being the emphasis on characters Noora and William, and a conversation about religion in which Sana 's `` white, non-Muslim friend, Isak, discuss Islamophobia, was whitesplainy ''. Giving further attention to negative feedback, the report cites commentary such as `` Sana has been disrespected and disregarded and erased and sidelined and that is fucking gross. She deserved better ''. Awards and nominations Year Organization Nominee ( s ) Result Ref. 2016 Gullruten Best TV drama N / A Won Best new show Won Innovation of the year Won Best film editing TV drama Ida Vennerød Kolstø Won Newcomer of the year Julie Andem Mari Magnus Won People 's Choice Award Noora ( Josefine Pettersen ) Nominated C21Media International Drama Awards Best digital original N / A Won Foreningen Norden Nordic language prize Won 2017 Gullruten Best TV drama Nominated Best Actor Tarjei Sandvik Moe Nominated Best Writing for a Drama Julie Andem Won Best Directing for a Drama Won TV Moment of the Year `` O helga natt '' Won People 's Choice Award Henrik Holm Tarjei Sandvik Moe Won Peer Gynt AS Peer Gynt Prize N / A Won Nordiske Seriedagers Awards Best Nordic TV - drama Skam season 4 Won References ^ Jump up to : Aune, Oddvin ( 7 April 2017 ). `` Nå kommer siste sesong av `` Skam '' ``. NRK ( in Norwegian ). 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Question: how many episodes are there in skam season 4
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