Zulu-Free

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Zulu-Gula - satirical program broadcast on TVP1 in 1992-1996. For some time the program was called Zulu Gula Country. The first episode was released on November 26, 1992 and the last episode was just over 3 years later, February 9, 1996.

The title role was played by Tadeusz Ross, who was dressed in a distinctive yellow beret and red jacket, had a clipped ear and spoke with distorted words. Stefan Dziuro, Barbara Babilińska, Joanna Palucka, Grzegorz Kucias and Sylwia Noran played host to the hosts Zulu Gula.

The program ridiculed the negative aspects of Polish reality. From this program comes the famous sentence of Poland is a very interesting country. The program had the highest number of viewers in the history of Polish entertainment - 65%

The segments lasted 10-15 minutes and were broadcast at 5 pm. 18: 45-18: 50 first on Thursdays, later on Fridays. There was also a holiday edition of the Zulu-Gula program on vacation. The re-release of this program was abandoned. In 1998, the Zulu Gula cassette was released to children by the Tic Tac record company.

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