Breaking News med Filip och Fredrik

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Breaking News med Filip och Fredrik

2011- 2018

3 Seasons

8 Episodes

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Talk

Comedy

News

Reality

Overview

Live news show with Filip and Fredrik.

Links & Resources

Social & External

Cast & Crew

2 members

Acting

Filip Hammar

Self

Acting

Fredrik Wikingsson

Self

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