Valens Frokost-TV

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2009•180 min/ep•Comedy

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Kristian Valen gives us breakfast-TV for B-humans in the best airtime. Valen plays the always tired and unprepared showhost Nils Georg, that takes you through half an hour of energic parodies of celebrities and TV-shows. This is a show with music, news, sport and last but not least TV-kitchen with a new celebrity-chef every week.

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