Radio Enfer

Radio Enfer is a Québécois teen sitcom about a group of students who run a high school radio station.

Radio Enfer is a Québécois teen sitcom that aired on Canal Famille and later VRAK.TV from 1995 to 2001. The series follows a group of secondary-school students who run their high school's student radio station. It is widely remembered as a cult youth series in Quebec.

Premise

Radio Enfer centres on a group of secondary-school students involved in their school’s student radio station. The series uses the conflicts and friendships among the characters to drive both comedic and dramatic situations.

Broadcast history

The show premiered on Canal Famille in 1995 and continued there for most of its run before moving to VRAK.TV for its final broadcast period in 2001. It also aired in Ontario on TFO and later appeared in reruns on other services.

Production

The series is a Canadian French-language production created by Isabelle Langlois. Available sources identify François Jobin and Louis Saia among the directors and list a large ensemble cast.

Cultural impact

Radio Enfer is often described as a cult or nostalgic youth series in Quebec. Its characters and catchphrases have remained recognizable to fans, and anniversary programming has continued to revisit the show.