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All Against All

Year: 2020 Reality Seasons: 13 Episodes: 632 Rating: 8.0

Overview

Who are the most knowledgeable celebrities Norway has to offer? Well-known Norwegians face off in a tough and entertaining battle of brains.

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Jon Almaas

Jon Almaas

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Solveig Kloppen

Solveig Kloppen

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