Two Danes, writer Mikael Wulff and cartoon artist Anders Morgenthaler produced a comic strip formerly called Wulffmorgenthaler being an amalgam of their surnames but is now called simply entitled Wumo. They subsequently produced a series of 34 graphs which, whilst they concede are highly unscientific, nonetheless reflect life precisely. 

Just read the description of one of the seasons of the show “Wumo” which was broadcast as a television series in Denmark:

It was set in the style of a parodied show for children in Denmark, in which Wulff, Morgenthaler and their pantomime friends Dolph, a fascist hippo and Margit, a politically correct female squirrel, introduce various short films. Loke, a very sexually active archeologist and his colleague who is deadly afraid of “the Vagina”, are the contestants on a fifties game show. Another recurring feature on the show was a “Reality show” starring a hapless school photographer, Bent, and his retarded assistant Bubber, the brothers Lefevre, who are carpet salesmen trying to be actors, Asger Lesniak who has a personal vendetta against a guy who frequents the places he works, and Bimmer, a character obsessed with life in the tropic nether regions.

 It sounds totally different from the standard American fair that one gets on DSTV but probably too “exotic” for local tastes.

I am sure that you will agree with me that all of these graphs below are reflective of real life. They seem to have a unique understanding of how humans behave in reality.