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Vicini di casa
Created by	Gino e Michele
Starring	Silvio Orlando, Gene Gnocchi, Enzo Cannavale, Teo Teocoli, Rossana Casale, Gabriella Golia
Country of origin	Italy
No. of seasons	2
Original release
Network	Italia 1
Release	1991 (1991) – 1992 (1992)

Vicini di casa was an Italian sitcom aired on TV network Italia 1.^[1]

The comedy theme based in the everyday lives of an Italian most common melting pot, Italians of southern Italy origins (more traditional) living in a big modern city in northern Italy, namely Milan.