Zondag met Lubach

Zondag met Lubach

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Ratings

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7.2/10(14)

Sunday with Lubach is a satirical television program of the VPRO network that is presented by Arjen Lubach.

Production

Human Factor, VPRO

Language

NL

Status

Ended

First Aired

November 9, 2014

Last Aired

March 28, 2021

Networks

NPO 3, VPRO

Created By

Arjen Lubach

Where to Watch
Region US · Lang EN
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Seasons & Episodes
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Season
E1
Episode 1
Air date: 2014-11-09
E2
Episode 2
Air date: 2014-11-16
E3
Episode 3
Air date: 2014-11-23
E4
Episode 4
Air date: 2014-11-30
E5
Episode 5
Air date: 2014-12-07
E6
Episode 6
Air date: 2014-12-14
E7
Episode 7
Air date: 2014-12-21
E8
Zo'n Jaar met Lubach
Air date: 2014-12-28
E9
Episode 8
Air date: 2015-01-04

Cast

Arjen Lubach

Arjen Lubach

Self - Host

Tex de Wit

Tex de Wit

Self

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