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Time out

Year: 2003 ComedyFamily Seasons: 13 Episodes: 13 Rating: 8.0

Overview

Two teams, each consisting of two comedians and one athlete, compete in a humorous quiz about sports.

Genres

ComedyFamily

Cast

Martin Timell

Martin Timell

Host

Henrik Hjelt

Henrik Hjelt

Teamleader

Per Andersson

Per Andersson

Teamleader

Annika Andersson

Annika Andersson

Teamleader

Henrik Dorsin

Henrik Dorsin

Teamleader

Robert Gustafsson

Robert Gustafsson

Teamleader

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