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Robert Stoltenberg
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Erik Thorstvedt
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Leo Ajkić
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Sophie Elise Isachsen
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Live Nelvik
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Jenny Skavlan
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Ronny Brede Aase
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Silje Nordnes
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Ingrid Gjessing Linhave
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Kåre Magnus Bergh
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Nicolay Ramm
Self
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Ole Rolfsrud
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Else Kåss Furuseth
Self
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Cecilie Kåss Furuseth
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Solveig Kloppen
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Helén Vikstvedt
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Birgit Skarstein
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Ole Martin Årst
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Niklas Baarli
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Thomas Alsgaard
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1 episode

Svein Østvik
Self
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Kathrine Sørland
Self
1 episode

Mikkel Niva
Self
1 episode

Herman Flesvig
Self
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