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L'Couple

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: July 10, 2013
  • Seasons: 2
  • Episodes: 60
  • Networks: 2M
  • Genres: Comedy, Family

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L'Couple(2013)

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Overview

The diaries of a couple in their sixties in the Moroccan countryside, showing their arguments and their humorous discussions about the situations they encounter.

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L'Couple

30 episodes • 2013

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1Episode 1Jul 10, 20130.0
2Episode 2Jul 11, 20130.0
3Episode 3Jul 12, 20130.0
4Episode 4Jul 13, 20130.0
5Episode 5Jul 14, 20130.0
6Episode 6Jul 15, 20130.0
7Episode 7Jul 16, 20130.0
8Episode 8Jul 17, 20130.0
9Episode 9Jul 18, 20130.0
10Episode 10Jul 19, 20130.0
11Episode 11Jul 20, 20130.0
12Episode 12Jul 21, 20130.0
13Episode 13Jul 22, 20130.0
14Episode 14Jul 23, 20130.0
15Episode 15Jul 24, 20130.0
16Episode 16Jul 25, 20130.0
17Episode 17Jul 26, 20130.0
18Episode 18Jul 27, 20130.0
19Episode 19Jul 28, 20130.0
20Episode 20Jul 29, 20130.0
21Episode 21Jul 30, 20130.0
22Episode 22Jul 31, 20130.0
23Episode 23Aug 1, 20130.0
24Episode 24Aug 2, 20130.0
25Episode 25Aug 3, 20130.0
26Episode 26Aug 4, 20130.0
27Episode 27Aug 5, 20130.0
28Episode 28Aug 6, 20130.0
29Episode 29Aug 7, 20130.0
30Episode 30Aug 8, 20130.0
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L'Couple 2

30 episodes • 2014

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1Episode 1Jun 29, 20140.0
2Episode 2Jun 30, 20140.0
3Episode 3Jul 1, 20140.0
4Episode 4Jul 2, 20140.0
5Episode 5Jul 3, 20140.0
6Episode 6Jul 4, 20140.0
7Episode 7Jul 5, 20140.0
8Episode 8Jul 6, 20140.0
9Episode 9Jul 7, 20140.0
10Episode 10Jul 8, 20140.0
11Episode 11Jul 9, 20140.0
12Episode 12Jul 10, 20140.0
13Episode 13Jul 11, 20140.0
14Episode 14Jul 12, 20140.0
15Episode 15Jul 13, 20140.0
16Episode 16Jul 14, 20140.0
17Episode 17Jul 15, 20140.0
18Episode 18Jul 16, 20140.0
19Episode 19Jul 17, 20140.0
20Episode 20Jul 18, 20140.0
21Episode 21Jul 19, 20140.0
22Episode 22Jul 20, 20140.0
23Episode 23Jul 21, 20140.0
24Episode 24Jul 22, 20140.0
25Episode 25Jul 23, 20140.0
26Episode 26Jul 24, 20140.0
27Episode 27Jul 25, 20140.0
28Episode 28Jul 26, 20140.0
29Episode 29Jul 27, 20140.0
30Episode 30Jul 28, 20140.0

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