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In De Gloria

In de gloria was a Flemish sketch comedy show by Jan Eelen that ran on the Canvas television station in the period 2000–2002. It ran for 2 seasons, each containing 10 episodes. The show featured fictitious television reports presented as if they were real. In De Gloria was a satire on reality television and human interest programs featuring ordinary people, portrayed by the cast. The title translates to "in the glory".

Seasons

Top Cast

  • Wim Opbrouck

    Wim Opbrouck

  • Sien Eggers

    Sien Eggers

  • Frank Focketyn

    Frank Focketyn

  • Kris Focketyn

    Kris Focketyn

    Kris Vermaelen

  • An Miller

    An Miller

  • Lucas Van den Eynde

    Lucas Van den Eynde

  • Tania Van der Sanden

    Tania Van der Sanden

  • Tom van Dyck

    Tom van Dyck

Overview

In de gloria was a Flemish sketch comedy show by Jan Eelen that ran on the Canvas television station in the period 2000–2002. It ran for 2 seasons, each containing 10 episodes. The show featured fictitious television reports presented as if they were real. In De Gloria was a satire on reality television and human interest programs featuring ordinary people, portrayed by the cast. The title translates to "in the glory".

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