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Dinner for One, also known as Der 90 Geburtstag (The 90th Birthday), first originated as a cabaret sketch in 1920s’ Britain. It was written by Lauri Wylie for the stage

Danish New Year’s Eves are to be savoured partly for their predictability. First, on the main Danish State TV channel, the vintage British TV comedy Dinner for One, with Freddie Frinton and May Warden, is broadcast. Then there is the countdown to midnight on the face of Copenhagen’s city hall clock, followed by desultory fireworks

The British comedy short has aired annually in Germany and other European countries for decades. Now, members of Gen Z are having fun with it on social media.

The monarch pledged to do all he could during his reign 'to strengthen the connections' between Britain and Germany

The show, originally recorded in 1963, centres on the 90th birthday of English woman Miss Sophie as she is attended by her butler James, who is portrayed by comedian Freddie Frinton.

Originally recorded in 1963, it centres on the 90th birthday of the upper-class Miss Sophie, and her interactions with her inebriated butler, James, as he has to drink for four long-dead guests.

Decision to not include German chancellor on guest list said to have been made to keep peace within his fractious ruling coalition

The comedy classic has been a firm fixture on TV schedules across much of the continent for decades. Now millions who watched over the years will have even more to wonder about Miss Sophie's early life and loves.

Every Dec. 31, across Europe, audiences tune in to a 60-year-old comedy sketch, called "Dinner for One," centered on wine pairings for a four-course meal. But why is it so popular?