Muska

Muska (English: Melodrama) is a Velkanian teen comedy-drama broadcast that follows that lives of a group of teenagers in Narissa through the four years of gymnasium. It is a remake of the Reshan television program Havershom, and while it retains the original show's format and premise, there are some minor changes to plots and characters.

The show began broadcasting its first season in 2014 on Radio Television Velkania (RTV). It has since aired six seasons, and has become one of the most successful television programs in the Velkanian Isles.

Cast
Six of the seven original main characters from Havershom have appeared in Muska. The only one that did not appear was Malina Sandsk. She was replaced by an original character, the Kamarinian Morina jal Devel. Some recurring characters do not appear; including Nicola Martinja, Katerina Vest, Henrik Martinsen, Niki Bever, Chelsija Sulo, and Erina Bakker. Instead, Kristof Jakep (based on Cristoff Purus) assumes a much larger role than that of his counterpart in the original series, and adopts many of the plot lines formerly attributed to Nicola. On the other hand, Sabina Vasta (based on Klara Hagmann), assumes a much smaller role, and she is no longer an LGBT character.
 * Gina Jo as Nika Kako (season 1–present; season 1 protagonist) – based on Veronica Zeffermann
 * Kai Palso as Andru Samu (season 1–present; season 2 protagonist) – based on Lukas Titjansk
 * Lesbet Furma as Katinka Asama (season 1–present; season 3 protagonist) – based on Lise Kappel
 * Lenn Hek as Liljana "Lili" Zori (season 1–present; season 4 protagonist) – based on Helena Bostromann
 * Erik Yrma as Kristof Jakep (season 1–present; season 5 protagonist) – based on Cristoff Purus and Nicola Martinja
 * Kati jal Mursant as Morina jal Devel (season 1–present; season 6 protagonist)
 * Dennis Frensje as Aleksander Gaskin (season 2–3) – based on Alexander Laff
 * Ani Kamin as Vika Cjap (season 2) – based on Viktoria Gemmel
 * Palk Ander as Samvel Samu (season 2) – based on Oscar Titjansk
 * Salina Marin as Gina Kra (season 3–present) – based on Gabriela Ekger
 * Ziza Hela as Brina Kelpa (season 4) – based on Brjana Iseksen
 * Erik Nurma as Kai Drap (season 4) – based on Kendal Murman
 * Palina Cjarbo as Sabine Vasta (season 5–present) – based on Klara Hagmann
 * Ros Devlo as Jaku Sabo (season 5–present) – based on Jakob man Kasko
 * Jasp jak Kevel as Elias jak Zenbar (season 6–present)
 * Simon jak Glas as Niko jak Mursant (season 6–present)
 * Humo jak Alfer as Fredd jak Kemo (season 6–present)

Broadcast
Like Havershom, Muska airs uniquely compared to other television series. Throughout the week, scenes from an upcoming episode are uploaded onto RTV's website in real time with when they'd actually happen. For example, if Nika is talking to Andru at 11:00 on a Monday, the scene will air at 11:00 on Monday. Each Friday, the scenes from each episode are edited together and aired as a full-length episode on RTV. Fans can also follow characters on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.

Muska first aired on 12 September 2014 on RTV. The final episode of season one later aired on 19 December. Each season lasts 15 weeks (15 episodes). The show has so far aired six seasons.

Critical
Muska has received positive reviews from Velkanian television critics. On SuperCritic, the series holds an overall approval rating of 90%, based on the reviews of 102 critics. The most acclaimed seasons are seasons one and five, which both have approval ratings of 95%.

Television ratings
The pilot episode of Kalaźeći averaged 478 thousand viewers. Season one averaged 438 thouand viewers, while season two has averaged 527 thousand viewers. It has been very successful within the youth demographic.