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Vyprávěj je český televizní retroseriál vyráběný v koprodukci České televize a společnosti Dramedy Productions. Natáčení začalo v roce 2009 a první díl s názvem Od začátku byl uveden na programu ČT1 v pondělí 31. srpna 2009. Seriál je uváděn v týdenní periodicitě a stopáž každého dílu je cca 52 minut. Děj se odehrává v Československu a je zasazen do skutečných historických událostí, které ovlivňují příběhy jednotlivých postav. Dobovou atmosféru autoři navozují ukázkami z dobových Československých filmových týdeníků s původními komentáři, případně novým historizujícím komentářem, který namluvil Vladimír Fišer. Příběh je doprovázen hlasem vypravěče, který propůjčil herec Vojtěch Kotek a poté Matěj Hádek. Scénáře vznikají pod vedením scenáristy Rudolfa Merknera.
Episode 26 : Episode 26
February. 22,2010
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Episode 25 : Episode 25
February. 15,2010
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Episode 24 : Episode 24
February. 08,2010
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Episode 23 : Episode 23
February. 01,2010
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Episode 22 : Episode 22
January. 25,2010
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Episode 21 : Episode 21
January. 18,2010
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Episode 20 : Episode 20
January. 11,2010
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Episode 19 : Episode 19
January. 04,2010
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Episode 18 : Episode 18
December. 28,2009
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Episode 17 : Episode 17
December. 21,2009
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Episode 16 : Episode 16
December. 14,2009
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Episode 15 : Episode 15
December. 07,2009
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Episode 14 : Episode 14
November. 30,2009
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Episode 13 : Episode 13
November. 23,2009
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Episode 12 : Episode 12
November. 16,2009
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Episode 11 : Episode 11
November. 09,2009
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Episode 10 : Episode 10
November. 02,2009
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Episode 9 : Episode 9
October. 26,2009
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Episode 8 : Episode 8
October. 19,2009
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Episode 7 : Episode 7
October. 12,2009
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Episode 6 : Episode 6
October. 05,2009
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Episode 5 : Episode 5
September. 28,2009
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Episode 4 : Episode 4
September. 21,2009
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Episode 3 : Episode 3
September. 14,2009
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Episode 2 : Episode 2
September. 07,2009
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Episode 1 : From beginning
August. 31,2009
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