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Patriot Brains

Show Info

  • Status: Returning Series
  • First Aired: April 7, 2021
  • Seasons: 2
  • Episodes: 20
  • Networks: SBS
  • Genres: Comedy
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Patriot Brains(2021)

TMDB Rating: 5.0 (1 votes)

Overview

The fast-paced comedy panel show will see each country’s greatest comedian’s pitted against each other to find out who knows their country best, with our host the only thing keeping them apart.

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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

10 episodes • 2021

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Episode 1Apr 7, 20210.0
2Episode 2Apr 14, 20210.0
3Episode 3Apr 21, 20210.0
4Episode 4Apr 28, 20210.0
5Episode 5May 5, 20210.0
6Episode 6May 12, 20210.0
7Episode 7May 19, 20210.0
8Episode 8May 26, 20210.0
9Episode 9Jun 2, 20210.0
10Episode 10Jun 9, 20210.0
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Season 2

10 episodes • 2023

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Episode 1Feb 10, 20230.0
2Episode 2Feb 17, 20230.0
3Episode 3Feb 24, 20230.0
4Episode 4Mar 3, 20230.0
5Episode 5Mar 10, 20230.0
6Episode 6Mar 17, 20230.0
7Episode 7Mar 24, 20230.0
8Episode 8Mar 31, 20230.0
9Episode 9Apr 14, 20230.0
10Episode 10Apr 21, 20230.0

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