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Diddl 01: Alles Okäse Auf Diddls Geburtstagsparty

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Alles okäse auf Diddls Geburtstagsparty

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Diddl hat bald Geburtstag und plant eine echte Alles-Okäse-Supersauseparty. Das ist aber gar nicht so einfach, wenn man so schusselig und verschlafen ist wie er und fast vergisst, seine Gäste einzuladen. Aber wozu hat man Freunde. Diddlina ist zum Glück zur Stelle und hilft unserem Helden auf die Sprünge.

Dauer: ca. 78 Minuten

Produziert und gemastert von: Spotting Image GmbH, Köln Produzent, Idee und Regie: Oliver Versch Regieassistenz: Ramona Schukraft Headwriting: Oliver Versch, Thomas Goletz Studioleitung/Casting: Jürgen Wojaczek Koordination: Birgit Schmidt-Hurtienne Diddl-Aufnahmen: Soundstaion N, Köln

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Folge 1: Alles okäse auf Diddls Geburtstagsparty

    No date given · 1 h 17 min

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  1. Diddl 01: Alles Okäse Auf Diddls Geburtstagsparty (Hörspiel)

    Listeners' uploads · Diddl · 1 episode here · archive.org

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