Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: March 1, 1999
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 67
Networks: DR2
Genres: Comedy

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Casper & Mandrilaftalen(1999)

TMDB Rating: 7.7 (9 votes)

Overview

Casper & Mandrilaftalen was a Danish cult TV program aired on DR2 in 1999.

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Season 1

48 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	1/3/1999	Mar 1, 1999
2	3/3/1999	Mar 3, 1999
3	3/5/1999	Mar 5, 1999
4	8/3/1999	Mar 8, 1999
5	10/3/1999	Mar 10, 1999
6	12/3/1999	Mar 12, 1999
7	15/3/1999	Mar 15, 1999
8	17/3/1999	Mar 17, 1999
9	19/3/1999	Mar 19, 1999
10	22/3/1999	Mar 22, 1999
11	24/3/1999	Mar 24, 1999
12	26/3/1999	Mar 26, 1999
13	3/29/1999	Mar 29, 1999
14	3/31/1999	Mar 31, 1999
15	4/2/1999	Apr 2, 1999
16	4/5/1999	Apr 5, 1999
17	4/7/1999	Apr 7, 1999
18	4/9/1999	Apr 9, 1999
19	4/12/1999	Apr 12, 1999
20	4/14/1999	Apr 14, 1999
21	4/16/1999	Apr 16, 1999
22	4/19/1999	Apr 19, 1999
23	4/21/1999	Apr 21, 1999
24	4/23/1999	Apr 23, 1999
25	4/26/1999	Apr 26, 1999
26	4/28/1999	Apr 28, 1999
27	30/4/1999	Apr 30, 1999
28	3/5-1999	May 3, 1999
29	5/5-1999	May 5, 1999
30	5/7-1999	May 7, 1999
31	10/5-1999	May 10, 1999
32	12/5-1999	May 12, 1999
33	14/5-1999	May 14, 1999
34	17/5-1999	May 17, 1999
35	19/5-1999	May 19, 1999
36	21/5-1999	May 21, 1999
37	23/5-1999	May 24, 1999
38	26/5-1999	May 26, 1999
39	28/5-1999	May 28, 1999
40	30/5-1999	May 31, 1999
41	2/6-1999	Jun 2, 1999
42	4/6-1999	Jun 4, 1999
43	6/6-1999	Jun 7, 1999
44	9/6-1999	Jun 9, 1999
45	6/11-1999	Jun 11, 1999
46	13/6-1999	Jun 14, 1999
47	15/6-1999	Jun 15, 1999
48	18/6-1999	Jun 18, 1999

Season 2

19 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	1/9-1999	Sep 1, 1999
2	3/9-1999	Sep 3, 1999
3	8/9-1999	Sep 8, 1999
4	10/9-1999	Sep 10, 1999
5	15/9-1999	Sep 15, 1999
6	17/9-1999	Sep 17, 1999
7	22/9-1999	Sep 22, 1999
8	24/9-1999	Sep 24, 1999
9	29/9-1999	Sep 29, 1999
10	1/10-1999	Oct 1, 1999
11	6/10-1999	Oct 6, 1999
12	8/10-1999	Oct 8, 1999
13	13/10-1999	Oct 13, 1999
14	15/10-1999	Nov 3, 1999
15	20/10-1999	Nov 5, 1999
16	22/10-1999	Nov 10, 1999
17	27/10-1999	Nov 12, 1999
18	29/10-1999	Nov 17, 1999
19	3/11-1999	Nov 19, 1999

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