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Kinder, Kinder was a German comedy television series. It consisted of one season with 9 episodes that was originally broadcast by RTL Television in 2006.

Kinder, Kinder
Country of origin	Germany

The plot is centered on the life of the three sisters Katja Eumann (Dana Golombek), Claudia Ziegler-De Vries (Judith Pinnow) and Jessica De Vries (Carolin Kebekus) and their families.

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Kinder, Kinder at IMDb
Kinder, Kinder at Brainpool TV (production company)

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