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Standup sketch show

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  • Status: Returning Series
  • First Aired: December 5, 2020
  • Seasons: 2
  • Episodes: 17
  • Networks: SVT1
  • Genres: Comedy
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Standup sketch show(2020)

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Season 1

7 episodes • 2020

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Episode 1Dec 5, 20200.0
2Episode 2Dec 12, 20200.0
3Episode 3Dec 19, 20200.0
4Episode 4Dec 26, 20200.0
5Episode 5Jan 2, 20210.0
6Episode 6Jan 9, 20210.0
7Episode 7Jan 16, 20210.0
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Season 2

10 episodes • 2024

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1Episode 1Mar 15, 20240.0
2Episode 2Mar 15, 20240.0
3Episode 3Mar 15, 20240.0
4Episode 4Apr 12, 20240.0
5Episode 5Apr 12, 20240.0
6Episode 6Apr 12, 20240.0
7Episode 7Apr 12, 20240.0
8Episode 8May 18, 20240.0
9Episode 9May 25, 20240.0
10Episode 10Jun 1, 20240.0

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