Sofa
Sofa

Sofa

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2021•45 min/ep•TalkComedy
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Sofa invites us into the living rooms of well-known personalities as they watch and react to TV from the comfort of their own couches - giving us a genuine fly-on-the-wall glimpse into their viewing habits.
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