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Time Shift - Folge 6 - Vigil By The Body

Heard
2014
Episodes
1
Language
German

TimeShift - Vigil By The Body (Folge 6) nach einer Idee von Lars Conrad, Bernhard Schlax und Jens Ewald Ferne Länder, gefährliche Zeiten und alte Feinde. In Afghanistan gerät Shaun McKenzie vom Regen in die Traufe, als er direkt nach seiner Ankunft aus dem Jahr 1900 festgenommen wird. Doch zu seiner Überraschung trifft er in seiner Zelle auf bekannte Gesichter. In Genf findet sich JD unversehens an einem Scheideweg wieder, als seine Spionagetätigkeit für Mr. Smith und MNTD an die Öffentlichkeit zu kommen droht. Noch während er nach einem Ausweg aus der Misere sucht, nehmen ihm Andere die Entscheidung ab. Download (256 KBit / Cover) kostenfrei über http://timeshift.blackdays.de Upload mit freundlicher Genehmigung von blackdays.de.

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  1. TimeShift Folge 6 - Vigil By The Body

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  1. Time Shift - Folge 6 - Vigil By The Body

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

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