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Time Shift - Folge 7 - Doomsday Blues Inc

Heard
2016
Episodes
1
Language
German

TimeShift - Doomsday Blues Inc. (Folge 7) nach einer Idee von Lars Conrad, Bernhard Schlax und Jens Ewald Wir schreiben das Jahr 4530. Von unendlichen Weiten fehlt jedoch jede Spur, denn die Menschheit erholt sich gerade vom törichten Versuch dem Planeten den Todesstoß zu versetzen. Shaun und Dulgar landen in einer der letzten Schutzzonen und müssen zu ihrer Überraschung feststellen, dass sie bereits erwartet werden. Im Genf des Jahres 2015 gibt JDs Verschwinden nach wie vor Rätsel auf. Doch als Jade der Angelegenheit nachgeht, muss sie erkennen, dass ein alter Bekannter in die mysteriösen Vorgänge am CERN verwickelt ist. Dadurch fällt ein Puzzlestück an seinen Platz und gibt einen Blick auf das große Gesamtbild frei. Die Sprecher Shaun McKenzie Lars Conrad Prof. Jon Doe (JD) Alexander Linß Jade Allard Katja Linß Revisor Dulgar Jens Ewald Prof. Winter Bernhard Schlax Prof. Quecksilber Sebastian Breit Tarix Aiga Kornemann Jennard Xilef Thomas Smith Daniel Birkholz Miss X Elisabeth Addicks Magistrad Indabrackets Matthias Ubert Rene Tara Schlageter Carter Frank Schmidt Tress Dagmar Bittner Download (256 KBit / Cover) kostenfrei über http://timeshift.blackdays.de Upload mit freundlicher Genehmigung von blackdays.de.

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  1. TimeShift - Doomsday Blues Inc

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  1. Time Shift - Folge 7 - Doomsday Blues Inc.

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