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Rolf Allan Mjunstedt is the most famous, and according to himself, the best tram driver in Gothenburg. He is married to Bettan who he loves deeply, despite all of their conflicts.
Episode 6 : Här är ditt liv
October. 10,1995
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Episode 5 : Presenten
October. 03,1995
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Episode 4 : Den store Korpilombilo
September. 26,1995
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Episode 3 : Mors lilla Roffe
September. 19,1995
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Episode 2 : Fjädrar Anamma
September. 12,1995
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Episode 1 : Storfräsarn
September. 05,1995
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