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Selambs (1979) – Official Series Trailer, Cast & Seasons
Selambs at a Glance
Selambs is a 1979 drama TV series created by Bengt Lagerkvist, starring Björn Gedda, Tomas Pontén and Lil Terselius. It first aired on October 4, 1979 on SVT1 and has 1 season and 11 episodes. The series has ended, with its last episode airing on December 13, 1979, and it is rated 7.0/10 by TMDB users across 1 votes.
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Season 1
11 Episodes • 1979
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Frequently Asked Questions About Selambs
When did Selambs first air?
Selambs premiered on October 4, 1979 on SVT1.
How many seasons does Selambs have?
Selambs has 1 season with 11 episodes in total, according to TMDB.
Is Selambs still running?
No. Selambs has ended. Its final episode aired on December 13, 1979.
Who stars in Selambs?
Selambs stars Björn Gedda as Peter Selamb, Tomas Pontén as Stellan Selamb, Lil Terselius as Laura Selamb and Marika Lindström as Hedvig Selamb. The cast also includes Krister Henriksson.
Who created Selambs?
Selambs was created by Bengt Lagerkvist.
What network is Selambs on?
Selambs aired on SVT1.
How long are Selambs episodes?
Episodes of Selambs run about 48 minutes, according to TMDB.
What genre is Selambs?
Selambs is listed on TMDB as a drama series.
What is the TMDB score of Selambs?
On TMDB it has an average user score of 7.0/10 from 1 votes.
What shows are similar to Selambs?
Series TMDB recommends alongside Selambs include Parenthood (2010), Ambitions (2019), The House of the Spirits (2026), Julia (2022) and Upstairs, Downstairs (1971).
Can I watch full episodes of Selambs on 123Movies?
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