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S01E06 - "Manndsomsprøven"

Wyemitowany Mar 30, 2022, 10:00 AM

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Opis

Niklas Baarli is completely helpless when it comes to practical work. Dad Lars Baarli is a retired firefighter, and very practical. Now Lars will teach Niklas to be more handy. Along the way, father and son get closer to each other, and they get to know each other again.

Szczegóły

Status
Zakończony
Język
Norwegian
Czas trwania
43 min
Premiera
February 23, 2022
Zakończony
March 30, 2022
Harmonogram
Wednesday o 0:00

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Odcinki (1 Sezony · 6 Odcinków)

Ă… mure en benk

Niklas wants his father to teach him bricklaying, so that he can build a bench for his home town of Moss. But Niklas is impatient and quickly gets tired.

Feb 23, 2022

44 min

Ă… snekre en platting

Niklas is going to learn carpentry with dad Lars. A flat is to be built for Niklas and Benjamin's apartment, and they are both there to learn.

Mar 2, 2022

44 min

I fars fotspor

Niklas wants to understand who dad Lars really is, and at the fire station he gets to follow in his father's footsteps. An important conversation brings father and son closer.

Mar 9, 2022

43 min

Livets vedlikehold

Lars wants to show Niklas the value of maintenance, and they travel to the holiday home in Spain to do incidental work there. There they also get to talk about painful events in Niklas's childhood.

Mar 16, 2022

43 min

70 ĂĄrs erfaring

Lars turns 70, and he and Niklas will build a pergola that will be ready for the party. Lars does not want speeches on the day, but Niklas likes to surprise.

Mar 23, 2022

41 min

Manndsomsprøven

Lars wants to see what Niklas has actually learned in the project to become handy, and test whether he now takes practical challenges head on. Together they go on an overnight trip in the field, and the manhood test itself takes place at the fire station in Moss.

Mar 30, 2022

44 min

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