Smörbukk 70 år [Smørbukk 70 år] #[nn]

In "Et vandrende juletre," Smørbukk faces a winter crisis when his water pipe freezes, forcing him to haul water by horse and wagon—only to later find his prized fur coat stolen by a hunting party pretending to be a bear. The story unfolds with the kind of dry, deadpan humor that defines the Smørbukk series, where simple mishaps spiral into absurd, mischievous moments.

When a logging cabin is airlifted to the mountains by helicopter, Smørbukk finds himself on an unplanned flight he never asked for. After the chopper crashes on the tundra, he must use a rope to signal for help—only to stumble upon a jerv stalking a sheep.

In "Auksjonen," Smørbukk and Trond take on a new side hustle as amateur radio repairmen, only to stumble into a bizarre auksjon adventure when Smørbukk acquires a mysterious small box with a hidden compartment holding two thousand kroner. What follows is a chain of increasingly absurd mishaps, culminating in Trond's hair catching fire during a strange encounter with Lucia-prinsesse — all told with the deadpan humor and offbeat charm that defines the Smørbukk series.

In the snowy quiet of a mountain cabin during Easter, Smørbukk and Trond find themselves as temporary helpers, their duties interrupted by a festive costume race for the guests. Dressed as a pirate and a troll, they navigate the evening’s playful chaos with equal parts humor and awkward charm.

When Smørbukk accidentally turns his kitchen into a swimming pool after a rogue laundry cycle, chaos ensues—only to be upstaged when he and Trond catch two intruders mid-escape across a river. A classic case of misadventure and mistaken identities, all set in the usual absurdly cluttered world of Smørbukk.

In "Birkebeinerrennet," Smørbukk and Trond organize a ski race for local boys, dressing as Birkebeiners to mark the course. With a dash of humor and a splash of smør on their skis, the race heats up—especially when Smørbukk pulls off a clever, buttery finish.

When Smørbukk and Trond stumble upon a stranded weather balloon in Svart-ura, what starts as a curious find quickly turns into an unplanned aerial adventure—leading Smørbukk on a wild ride toward a factory pipe, a brief stint as a crane operator, and an unexpected discovery in a forgotten mine.

When snow delays the season and a sudden flood strands Smørbukk and Trond on a remote isle, they’re forced to build a makeshift raft to survive. Just as they’re making their escape, the village’s new Blåfjell transmitter opens—bringing with it an unexpected visit from a TV crew.