Greek TV Series 'Konstantinos and Eleni' Marks 28-Year Record on ANT1

The Greek drama "Konstantinos and Eleni" has been continuously broadcast for 28 years, earning a place in the Guinness World Records as the longest‑running series on Greek television. Only brief interruptions have occurred, and the show remains a staple of prime‑time viewing on the ANT1 network. Its many characters—such as the scholar Katakouzinis, the garson A and B, Manthos, Matina and Nicolas—have become part of everyday life for Greek audiences.

The series, created by Haris Roma and Anna Hatzisofia, originally ran for two seasons and concluded formally in 2000, yet repeats have kept it on air without a true ending. Recent episodes that were previously omitted, including the “Transformation” and Easter specials, have surfaced online, further cementing its cultural impact.