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Finnish children's TV show
Pikku Kakkonen (Finnish for "the little number two") is an ongoing Finnish magazine-type children's TV show shown on Yle TV2. The first episode aired on
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television series that aired on Yle TV2, as a part of the children's show Pikku Kakkonen. Brer Rabbit Tales (1991), a 47-minute television film written and directed
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magician Timo Kulmakko [fi] appearing as Timo Taikuri ("Timo Magician") on Pikku Kakkonen. Azarath Metrion Zinthos, used by Raven in the DC Comics series Teen
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American animated educational children's television series
same year, the series premiered on Yle TV2 in Finland as part of the Pikku Kakkonen block, under the title Jetron matkaan. Latin American Spanish and Brazilian
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Stooges, What's New, Mr. Magoo?, Nestor, the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey, Pikku Kakkonen, Squirrel and Hedgehog, Dinosaur War Izenborg, Voltes V, ABC Weekend
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Finnish national public broadcaster
regional content and citizen journalism. Children's programming includes Pikku Kakkonen (a children's magazine show modelled on BBC's Blue Peter) and Galaxi
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TV2 in Finland premiered the series on January 1, 2021 as part of the Pikku Kakkonen programming block for children, making it the first non-Nickelodeon
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Children's animated television series
Yle TV2 began broadcasting the series in November 2016, during the "Pikku Kakkonen" programming block. In Ireland, it aired on TG4, in Spain, it aired
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2012 Pikku Kakkonen – Finnish children's TV show SVT2 – Swedish public TV channel Operaatio Hurrikaani Määttänen, Sakari (21 September 1975). "Kakkonen haluaa
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City in Western Finland
Tampere named after the channel's most famous children's programme, Pikku Kakkonen. Today, Yle operates as a tenant in its old premises, which in 2013
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Poland, Canal Panda in Portugal and Spain, Yle TV2 in Finland during the Pikku Kakkonen programming block, Rai Yoyo in Italy, Gloobinho in Brazil, Hop! Channel
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Calendar year
Congo). January 11 – The first episode of Finnish children's TV show Pikku Kakkonen ("Little Number Two") is aired on Yle TV2. January 17 – 49 Navy and
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hitter position. 1977 – The first episode of Finnish children's TV show Pikku Kakkonen ("Little Number Two") is aired on Yle TV2. 1983 – United Airlines Flight
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Foreign Variety Music"). The first episode of Finnish children's TV show Pikku Kakkonen ("Little Number Two") was aired on Yle TV2, and presented by Pekka Salo
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Character from Finnish television
character originally appeared in segments on the children's TV show Pikku Kakkonen on YLE's Channel 2 in 1986. Original episodes were produced until 2001
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Finnish actor, director, theatre manager and writer
read bedtime stories in the Finnish children's television programme Pikku Kakkonen from 1977, becoming familiar to a whole generation of Finnish children
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Finnish actress (1931–2025)
she was known as "Eila-mummi" (Grandma Eila) in a children's program Pikku Kakkonen. In 2004, she was named the "Grandparent of the Year" by the Finnish
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of a Chimpanzee Ransu Karvakuono from the Finnish children's TV show Pikku Kakkonen Light curtain puppet presentations use light to highlight small portions
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role as Pelle Hermanni (Herman the Clown) in the children's TV series Pikku Kakkonen. In 1988, Pelle Hermanni's "äitiliini" ("dear old mother") Raili Veivo
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Finnish football club
finished in fifth position in their Kakkonen section. Official Website Suomen Cup Pallokerho Keski-Uusimaa Facebook Pikku seurasta maailmalle, Helsingin Sanomat
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(1998) Pietarin myytti (2003) (mini) Piggy Tales (2014) Piikkis (1987) Pikku kakkonen (1977) Pimeä puoli (2005) Pimeän hehku (1996) Pirjo, Pirjo ja Mato (2005)
List of Finnish television series
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Swedish-Finnish children's TV show
Findus (Pettson och Findus) What’s the Big Idea? (Vad i all världen?) Pikku Kakkonen – Finnish children's TV show "Ofta frågat" (in Swedish). Buu-klubben
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Finnish children's TV show
a Finnish children's TV show from 1978–1988 shown on Yle TV2 in the Pikku Kakkonen children's program. The show's main character is Pelle Hermanni (translates
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Soviet biological weapons program. Veijo Pasanen, 57, Finnish actor (Pikku Kakkonen). Alain Savary, 69, French politician, Minister of National Education
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Finnish footballer (born 1999)
reserve team Klubi 04 since 2016 in second-tier Ykkönen and third-tier Kakkonen, he made his Veikkausliiga debut with the first team on 14 July 2018, at
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Park in Tampere, Finland
early 1990s the play area of the park was renovated and named as the Pikku Kakkonen play park. Donner, Julia: Koskimaiseman puistot – Koskipuiston ja Kirjastonpuiston
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Finnish children's writer (1937–1989)
Mickwitz animated the intro and designed the logo for Finnish TV show Pikku Kakkonen. For her work in children's literature, Mickwitz won the Finnish State
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Senegalese percussionist, singer, solo dancer, choreographer and pedagogue
Televisión and Ateneo de La Laguna. Tenerife, Spain. Amin kanssa series, Pikku Kakkonen (multicultural children series of music and games, broadcast 2002 and
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