Padjaklubi

Padjaklubi
Genre	Comedy
Created by	Kassikuld OÜ
Written by	Birk Rohelend Martin Algus Silvia Soro  [ et ]
Starring	Katariina Ratasepp Kristel Aaslaid Grete Klein Kertu Moppel
Country of origin	Estonia
Original language	Estonian
No. of seasons	15
No. of episodes	170
Production
Producers	Ergo Kuld Martin Algus
Production location	Tallinn
Running time	45 minutes
Original release
Network	TV3
Release	March 10, 2014 (2014-03-10) – January 15, 2022 (2022-01-15)

Padjaklubi (English: The Pillow Club) is an Estonian comedy series that debuted in 2014 and aired on the TV channel TV3 in Estonia.

Written by Birk Rohelend, Martin Algus, Silvia Soro and others, it is the story of four young women with very different personalities, who hold very different worldviews, who end up having to live together, under one roof. ^[1]

The series was awarded Best TV Series of the Year at the Estonian Entertainment Awards in 2014. ^[2] The series ended production in 2022. ^[3]

Main cast

• Katariina Ratasepp – Maria
• Kertu Moppel – Kristina
• Grete Klein – Laura
• Kristel Aaslaid – Misha

Recurring characters

• Sander Rebane – Illimar (2016–2018)
• Amanda Hermiine Künnapas – Elisabeth, Gretta (2016)
• Martin Kõiv – Harly (2015–2016)
• Veiko Tubin – Toomas (2015)
• Imre Õunapuu – Mihkel (2015)
• Merle Jääger – Aunt Saša (2014)
• Raimo Pass – Kalle (2014)
• Kristo Toots – Margus (2013–2014)
• Vilma Luik – Diana (Maria's mother) (2016-2022)
• Reimo Sagor – Ken-Stefan (2017)
• Andres Keil – Ervin (Illimar's father) (2017–2022)
• Margus Grosnõi – Gabriel (2017–2018)
• Janek Joost – Gregor (2018)
• Mihkel Tikerpalu – Ott (2018)
• Kristjan Lüüs – Bert (Hiidlane) (2018–2019)
• Aarne Soro – Meelis (2018)
• Jürgen Pärnsalu – Christian (2018–2022)
• Eliise Ra Tõemäe – Eliise (Laura's niece) (2015)

References

1. "Padjaklubi". tv3.ee (in Estonian). AS All Media Eesti. Retrieved 1 April 2021.
2. "Padjaklubi". TV3 (Estonia) (in Estonian). 2022. Retrieved 3 April 2023.
3. "Grete Kuld paljastab: "Padjaklubi" pandi sel hooajal pausile". Õhtuleht (in Estonian). 14 January 2021. Retrieved 3 April 2023.