Starting from July 7, every Sunday at 8:00 p.m. on Czwórka, two episodes of the series will be broadcast. “Włatcy móch”. Additionally, on Saturdays from midnight you will be able to watch their director’s cut. After the holidays, in the Sunday slot at 8:00 PM, Czwórka will broadcast the premiere season entitled “Włatcy Móch: One”. The first two episodes of the new series will be shown on September 8.
The series “Włatcy mogeh” debuted in 2006 on Czwórka. The story about a group of eight-year-olds turned out to be a real hit, with viewership reaching up to a million viewers and a crowd of ardent fans. The characters from the series, led by Cześ, beloved by fans, became pop culture heroes and Internet favorites, and their dialogues and sayings entered the language of youth and the top of the most popular telephone ringtones.
The huge success on the Polish market meant that the series was sold for broadcast in many countries around the world. A full-length cinema film was also created, “Włatcy mogeh. Ćmoki, czopki i mondzioły”, directed and written, like the television series, by Bartek Kędzierski, who also provided the voice of the character of Cześ.
The main characters of “Włatców mogech” are Czesio, Konieczko, Maślana and Anusiak from IIb. Each of them is different. Each is unique. Each is a great individual. However, there is something that unites the group. This thing is similar dreams. However, these are not typical dreams of eight-year-olds. The dreams of our heroes are much more serious and reach light years further than a new bicycle, electric train or game console. Their goal is to rule the world. However, each has a different plan on how to achieve it.
Konieczko is a type of “little genius” who read most of the books from his intellectual father’s library in kindergarten. Maślana is a character with a slightly different view of the world. For him, power is money, and money is an account that his parents opened for him on his eighth birthday. Anusiak is a healthy, simple eight-year-old boy. He does not compromise and does not enter into any arrangements. Czesio is a bit different. He had the misfortune of having accumulated all the developmental and genetic defects known to the world. As the sum of all the class victims on Earth, Czesio had no other choice but to die. Only then could he feel safe, because when you are dead, nothing bad can happen to you. As befits a true zombie, Czesio lives in a cemetery, where he often – and with great pleasure – listens to mournful religious songs.
On the way to fulfilling their dreams, our heroes encounter various obstacles. Their main source is, of course, adults… Their cruelest representative (apart from parents, of course) is a teacher – Mrs. Frał. She is the oldest primary school teacher in the world. As an old maid, Mrs. Frał strives for all children to be polite, pretty and smile (but not too widely). She hates them like the worst plague, protecting the world from this indecent gang. Fortunately, the boys also have an ally at school. It is the school Hygienist. This very unhappy widow loves all children in the world. She does not have her own, so she treats them all the same.
Before our heroes can fulfill their greatest dreams, they must unfortunately relive their childhood. Various obstacles are thrown at them in the form of: parent-teacher meetings, dictation, girls, milk-based skins, falling baby teeth, housework, second breakfasts and many other horrible things that they will only be able to cope with by sticking together.