Muren
★ 5.5 · 2020 · 60m · Family
In this quiz show, regular swedes face a wall of celebrity experts in different subjects. It is not enough to win one duel, you must defeat them all to tear down the wall.
Episodes
1. Episode 160m · Lena Holst Palmborg and Johan Algell.
2. Episode 260m · Petra Larsson and Martin Wessman.
3. Episode 360m · Hanna Lublin and Daniel Torbjoernsson.
4. Episode 460m · Joakim Saetterman and Mattias Oesterman.
5. Episode 560m · Malin Jogmark and Ulf Odesjo.
6. Episode 660m · Bjoern Gustafsson and Alexandra Hallberg.
7. Episode 760m · Daniel Svensson and Gunnar Jaegberg.
8. Episode 860m · Torbjoern S Brandhill and Christina Larsson.More Like This
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