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Klimbim

1973-07-24 · Runtime unavailable · ★ 6.1

Comedy

A German sketch comedy show that prioritises provocative absurdity above all else.

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Creators
Michael Pfleghar
Production companies
WDR, CBM Film-Production
Countries
Germany
Status
Ended

Top Cast

Ingrid SteegerIngrid SteegerGaby Klimbim
Elisabeth VolkmannElisabeth VolkmannJolante Klimbim
Wichart von RoëllWichart von RoëllBenedikt von Klimbim
Horst JüssenAdolar von Scheußlich
Peer AugustinskiPeer AugustinskiVarious Roles
Gundolf WillerGundolf
Helmut HolgerVarious Roles

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