TV Series
TV Series
TV SeriesWho is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.

Jonatan Spang
Vært
158 episodes

Sebastian Kanani
Reporter
11 episodes

Lars Boje Mathiesen
Sig selv
2 episodes

Aaja Chemnitz
Sig selv
2 episodes

Jakob Cedergren
Medvirkende i sketch
2 episodes

Amalie Lindegård
Medvirkende i sketch
1 episode

Mona Juul
Sig selv
1 episode

Christian Rabjerg Madsen
Sig selv
9 episodes

Lisbeth Bech-Nielsen
Sig selv
1 episode

Rosa Lund
Sig selv
3 episodes

Jan E. Jørgensen
Sig selv
4 episodes

Martin Lidegaard
Sig selv
2 episodes

Francisca Rosenkilde
Sig selv
2 episodes

Anne Sofie Skovlund Nielsen
Medvirkende i sketch
2 episodes

Morten Burian
Medvirkende i sketch
1 episode
Polly Forsberg Sarup
Medvirkende i sketch
1 episode

Jesper Ole Feit Andersen
Medvirkende i sketch
4 episodes

Caspar Phillipson
Medvirkende i sketch
3 episodes

Aske Bang
Medvirkende i sketch
6 episodes

Caroline Stage Olsen
Sig selv
2 episodes

Alex Vanopslagh
Sig selv
6 episodes

Carl-Johan Dahlgaard
Sig selv
2 episodes

Christel Trubka
Sig selv
1 episode

Sy Lee
Sig selv
1 episode

Jesper Lohmann
Medvirkende i sketch
1 episode

Miri Ann Beuschel
Medvirkende i sketch
1 episode

Bjarne Henriksen
Medvirkende i sketch
1 episode

Stine Bjerregaard
Medvirkende i sketch
1 episode

Monika Rubin
Sig selv
1 episode

Lars Aagaard
Sig selv
1 episode
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