Partička

Partička was a Slovak

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show strongly inspired by

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, later brought to the

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. The Slovak edition started in 2009. Although it saw a big success with the younger generation of viewers, its ratings were never high enough for the commercial television

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, which broadcast the show. After several shifts with its timeslot (starting on Monday nights – moved to Saturday nights) the show ended after its fourth season on 31 December 2012. Several Slovak actors have appeared on the show including Juraj Kemka,

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and Petra Polnišová. The show was later brought to the Czech television Prima, where its success slowly grew to a very popular show. Production made several tours across the Czech Republic and organized the summer festival ''Partička na Vzduchu'' starring Slovak actors as well. After cancellation on the television channel Prima, production moved to the internet television channel Stream.cz as iPartička and later to Barrandov television as La Parta, but neither was as successful as the original Slovak Partička. The Czech edition later ended on May 27, 2013. Actors in Slovakian version: * Daniel Dangl (host) * Marián Čurko (music effects) * Juraj Kemka *

* Marián Miezga * Róbert Jakab * Roman Pomajbo * Petra Polnišová Many guest appearances Actors in Czech version: * Daniel Dangl (host) * Marián Čurko (music effects) *

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