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Complexe G

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  • Status: Canceled
  • First Aired: September 17, 2014
  • Seasons: 2
  • Episodes: 20
  • Networks: TVA
  • Genres: Comedy
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Complexe G(2014)

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Season 1

10 episodes • 2014

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Episode 1Sep 17, 20140.0
2Episode 2Sep 24, 20140.0
3Episode 3Oct 1, 20140.0
4Episode 4Oct 8, 20140.0
5Episode 5Oct 15, 20140.0
6Episode 6Oct 22, 20140.0
7Episode 7Oct 29, 20140.0
8Episode 8Nov 5, 20140.0
9Episode 9Nov 12, 20140.0
10Episode 10Nov 19, 20140.0
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Season 2

10 episodes • 2016

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Episode 1Sep 14, 20160.0
2Episode 2Sep 21, 20160.0
3Episode 3Sep 28, 20160.0
4Episode 4Oct 5, 20160.0
5Episode 5Oct 12, 20160.0
6Episode 6Oct 19, 20160.0
7Episode 7Oct 26, 20160.0
8Episode 8Nov 2, 20160.0
9Episode 9Nov 9, 20160.0
10Episode 10Nov 16, 20160.0

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