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Ditte Hansen talks with humor and warmth about sex, desire, shame, body and love. Through sketch, expert knowledge and an open-minded panel, she examines what sex really looks like today - when we dare be honest. Without facet lists. Without expectation pressure.
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A comedy take on the news of the week. Danmarks Radio's successor to 'Tæt på sandheden'.
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Presenter Lise Rønne welcomes a group of Danes onto the country's largest quiz floor, where bravery, knowledge and strategic instinct are tested in tense head-to-head battles. Pride and prize money are on the line, and only one contestant will come out on top.
Feltet - Danmarks største quizkamp
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No Panic
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