Who Pulled the Plug? 2
Dec 25 2006
•2h 35m
•Comedy
Andersson's boatyard remains after 25 years, still chased by the same stringent, but misfortuned debt collector. TV producer Vonna Jigert wants Andersson to compete against an Italian company and their boat Fortuna in a race on Göta Kanal – live on TV. The race is broadcasted as a reality show. Same gangly canoer like 25 years ago also has a canoeing vacation on the canal when the race starts.
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Janne 'Loffe' Carlsson
Janne Andersson
Eva Röse
Petra Andersson
Henrik Lundström
Basse
Kim Anderzon
Lena
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