• 2003
Episode dated 21 December 2003
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SUnknownEpisode dated 21 December 2003

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Alexander Bommes Jessy Wellmer Michael Antwerpes Esther Sedlaczek

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Genres : Sport Documentary News Talk-Show

Release date : Dec 20, 2003

Countries of origin : Germany West Germany

Official sites : Official Page @ ARD (german)

Language : German

Details

Genres : Sport Documentary News Talk-Show

Release date : Dec 20, 2003

Countries of origin : Germany West Germany

Official sites : Official Page @ ARD (german)

Language : German

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