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Who are the smartest celebrities that Norway has to offer? Norwegian celebs meet for a very hard and entertaining educational battle, led by Henriette Steenstrup and Jon Almaas.
- Release
- 2026-11-09
- Availability
- Coming 2026-11-09 on Max
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