Alles Atze

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German TV series or program

Alles Atze
Also known as	Everything Atze
Created by	Hubertus Albers, Die SchreibWaisen^[de]
Starring	Hubertus Albers
Country of origin	Germany
No. of seasons	6
No. of episodes	63
Production
Running time	25 minutes
Original release
Network	RTL Television
Release	7 January 2000 (2000-01-07) – 22 June 2007 (2007-06-22)

Alles Atze (English: Everything Atze) is a German comedy television series which aired on RTL between 2000 and 2007.^[1] The series revolves around the fictional character Atze Schröder.

Synopsis

Atze Schröder is a kiosk owner in Essen-Kray. He has a Turkish employee, named Murat. Schröder lives with his blond girlfriend Sabine, called "Biene", in an apartment behind the kiosk. Among his best friends and most loyal customers are bodybuilder Harry and police officer Viktor. His landlord Richard Plattmann, also called "Opa Pläte", appears regularly in the series.

Common themes in the series are betting, gender-specific differences, and Atze Schröder's drive for profit. One of the hallmarks of the series, above all, is that almost all of the characters speak "Ruhrdeutsch".