Dancing with the Stars is an international television franchise based on the format of the British television series Strictly Come Dancing, itself a successor to the show Come Dancing (1950–1998). It is distributed by BBC Studios, the commercial arm of the BBC. As of 2012, the format has been licensed to 60 territories.[5]
Versions have also been produced in dozens of countries across the world. As a result, the series became the world's most popular television programme among all genres in 2006 and 2007, according to the magazine Television Business International,[6] reaching the Top 10 in 17 countries.
The show pairs a number of well known celebrities with professional ballroom dancers, who each week compete by performing one or more choreographed routines that follow the prearranged theme for that particular week. The dancers are then scored by a panel of judges. Viewers are given a certain amount of time to place votes for their favorite dancers, either by telephone or (in some countries) online. The couple with the lowest combined score provided by the judges and viewers is eliminated. This process continues until there are only two, three, four, or five couples left; when they have competed for the last time one couple is declared the champion and wins a trophy.
International versions
Currently airing Upcoming season Status unknown No longer airing
Season 1, 2010: Oni Pustina & Linda Poda
Season 2, 2011: Enver Petrovci & Lori Bala
Season 3, 2012: Elvana Gjata & Gerdi Vaso
Season 4, 2013–14: Lori Hoxha & Dion Gjinika
Season 5, 2014–15: Tuna & Simone Pigliacelli
Season 6, 2015: Dorina Mema & Besi
Season 7, 2018: Soni Malaj & Dion Gjinika Season 8, 2022–23: Sara Hoxha & Luixhino Hala Season 9, 2023: Enxhi Nasufi & Silvester Shuta
Arian Çani (1–2) Iva Tiço (1–4) Milaim Zeka (5) Alfred Kaçinari (3–7) Ema Andrea (4–7) Julian Deda (7) Armand Peza (8) Dalina Buzi (8) Kledi Kadiu (8) Valbona Selimllari (8–9) Ilir Shaqiri (1–7, 9) Lori Bala (9) Olta Gixhari (9)
Season 1, 2006: Dina Tersago & Wim Gevaert
Season 2, 2007: Pieter Loridon & Daisy Croes
Season 3, 2008: Antony Arandia & Leila Akcelik
Season 4, 2009: Louis Talpe & Leila Akcelik
Season 5, 2012: Kevin van der Perren & Charissa van Dipte
Season 1, 2006: Maria Cecilia Sánchez & Jose Andulfo Leal Garay
Season 2, 2006: Carolina Cruz & Wilber González
Season 3, 2006: Valentina Rendón & Felipe Hurtado
Season 1, 2014: Alex Costa & Alhanna Morales
Season 2, 2015: Renzo Rímolo & Yessenia Reyes
Season 3, 2016: Daniel Vargas & Lucía Jiménez
Season 4, 2017: Víctor Carvajal & Diana de la O
Season 5, 2018: Johanna Solano & Kevin Vera
Season 6, 2019: Sofía Chaverri & Javier Acuña
Season 7, 2022: Lorna Cepeda & Michael Rubí
David Martínez Flor Urbina (Seasons 1–6) César Meléndez (Seasons 1–2) Alex Costa (Seasons 3–present) Silvia Baltodano (Seasons 7–present)
Randall Vargas Shirley Álvarez Boris Sosa (Season 2) Mauricio Hoffmann (Season 3) Bismarck Méndez (Season 4–5)
Natalia Carvajal (Season 6) María Rodríguez (Season 7)
Season 1, 2006: Zrinka Cvitešić & Nicolas Quesnoit
Season 2, 2007: Luka Nižetić & Mirjana Žutić
Season 3, 2008: Mario Valentić & Ana Herceg
Season 4, 2009: Franka Batelić & Ištvan Varga
Season 5, 2010: Nera Stipičević & Damir Horvatinčić
Season 6, 2011: Marko Tolja & Ana Herceg
Season 7, 2012: Barbara Radulović & Robert Schubert
Season 8, 2013: Mislav Čavajda & Petra Jeričević
Season 9, 2019: Slavko Sobin & Gabriela Pilić
Season 10, 2022: Pedro Soltz & Valentina Walme
Season 11, 2023: Marco Cuccurin & Paula Tonković
Season 1, 2005: Mia Lyhne & Thomas Evers Poulsen
Season 2, 2005: David Owe & Vickie Jo Ringgaard
Season 3, 2006: Christina Roslyng & Steen Lund
Season 4, 2007: Robert Hansen & Marianne Eihilt
Season 5, 2008: Joachim B. Olsen & Marianne Eihilt
Season 6, 2009: Casper Elgaard & Vickie Jo Ringgaard
Season 7, 2010: Cecilie Hother & Mads Vad
Season 8, 2011: Sophie Fjellvang-Sølling & Silas Holst
Season 9, 2012: Joakim Ingversen & Claudia Rex
Season 10, 2013: Mie Skov & Mads Vad
Season 11, 2014: Sara Maria Franch Mærkedahl & Silas Holst
Season 12, 2015: Ena Spottag & Thomas Evers Poulsen
Season 13, 2016: Sarah Mahfoud & Morten Kjeldgaard
Season 14, 2017: Sofie Lassen-Kahlke & Michael Olesen
Season 15, 2018: Simon Stenspil & Asta Bjórk Ivarsdottir
Season 16, 2019: Jakob Fauerby & Silas Holst
Season 17, 2020: Merete Mærkedahl & Thomas Evers Poulsen
Season 18, 2021: Jimilian & Asta Björk Ivarsdottir
Season 19, 2022: Caspar Phillipson & Malene Østergaard
Season 20, 2023: Kasper Fisker & Karina Frimodt
Season 21, 2024: Anna Munch & Eugen Miu
Season 22, 2025: Jasmind Lind & Michael Olesen
Marianne Eihilt (Seasons 16–22) Lene James Mikkelsen (Seasons 21–22) Sonny Fredie Pedersen (Seasons 19–22) Anne Laxholm (Seasons 1–20) Jens Werner (Seasons 1–19) Britt Bendixen (Seasons 1–18) Kim Dahl (Seasons 1) Thomas Evers Poulsen (Seasons 2) Allan Tornsberg (Seasons 3–7) Nikolaj Hübbe (Seasons 8–20)
Cilia Trappaud (Seasons 21–22) Martin Johannes Larsen (Seasons 19–22) Peter Hansen (Seasons 1–2) Andrea Elisabeth Rudolph (Seasons 1–2 & Seasons 4–6) Claus Elming (Seasons 3–14) Sarah Grünewald (Seasons 10–20) Christine Lorentzen (Seasons 3) Christiane Schaumburg-Müller (Seasons 7–9, 15–18)
Current Jüri Nael (Seasons 1–2, 4–) Helen Klandorf-Sadam (Season 6–) Tanja Mihhailova-Saar (Season 6–) Martin Parmas (Season 6–) Former Merle Klandorf (Seasons 1–5) Ants Tael (Seasons 1–4) Kaie Kõrb (Seasons 1–3) Riina Suhhotskaja (Season 3) Märt Agu (Season 3)
Current Jüri Pootsmann (Season 6–) Eda-Ines Etti (Season 6–) Former Mart Sander (Seasons 1–5) Liina Randpere (Season 5) Kristiina Heinmets-Aigro (Season 1) Merle Liivak (Season 2) Gerli Padar (Season 3) Kaisa Oja (Season 4)
Season 1, 2006: Tomi Metsäketo & Sanna Hirvaskari
Season 2, 2007: Mariko Pajalahti & Aleksi Seppänen
Season 3, 2008: Maria Lund & Mikko Ahti
Season 4, 2009: Satu Tuomisto & Janne Talasma
Season 5, 2010: Antti Tuisku & Anna-Liisa Bergström
Season 6, 2011: Viivi Pumpanen & Matti Puro
Season 7, 2012: Krisse Salminen & Matti Puro
Season 8, 2013: Raakel Lignell & Jani Rasimus
Season 9, 2014: Pete Parkkonen & Katri Mäkinen
Season 10, 2017: Anna-Maija Tuokko & Matti Puro
Season 11, 2018: Edis Tatli & Katri Mäkinen
Season 12, 2019: Christoffer Strandberg & Jutta Helenius
Season 13, 2020: Virpi Sarasvuo & Sami Helenius
Season 14, 2021: Ernest Lawson & Anniina Koivuniemi
Season 15, 2022: Benjamin & Saana Akiola
Season 16, 2023: Pernilla Böckerman & Anssi Heikkilä
Season 17, 2024: Linnea Leino & Anssi Heikkilä
Season 18, 2025: Johannes Holopainen & Katri Riihilahti
Current Jukka Haapalainen (Seasons 1–present) Jorma Uotinen (Seasons 1–present) Helena Ahti-Hallberg (Seasons 3–8, 10–present)
Current Vappu Pimiä (Seasons 4–6 & 8–present) Ernest Lawson (Seasons 15-present) Former Marco Bjurström (Seasons 1–4) Vanessa Kurri (Seasons 3) Ella Kanninen (Seasons 1–2 & Season 7) Mikko Leppilampi (Seasons 5–14)
Season 1, Spring 2006: Attila Czene & Petra Bánhidi
Season 2, Fall 2006: András Csonka & Andrea Keleti
Season 3, 2008: Attila Katus & Andrea Molnár
Season 4, 2013: Csaba Vastag & Tünde Mármarosi
Season 5, 2014: Judit Rezes & György Lehoczky
Lujza Pálinkó (2006–2008) Marcell Zsámboki (2006–2008) György Böhm (2006–2008) Ilona Medveczky (2006–2008) Andrea Keleti (2013–2014) Cecília Esztergályos (2013–2014) Tamás Szirtes (2013) Ákos Tihanyi (2013) András Csonka (2014) László Jáksó (2014)
Zsóka Kapócs (2006) András Stohl (2006) Nóra Ördög (2006–2008, 2014) Zoltán Bereczki (2008) András Csonka (2013) Lilu (2013)
Season 1, 2020: Tímea Gelencsér & Bertalan Hegyes
Season 2, 2021: Andi Tóth & Andrei Mangra
Season 3, 2022: Adél Csobot & Bertalan Hegyes
Season 4, 2023: Gábor Krausz & Anna Mikes
Season 5, 2024: Antal Strenner (WhisperTon) & Katica Tóth
Season 6, 2026: Upcoming season
Current Nóra Ördög (2020–present) Vajk Szente (2022–present) Tamás Juronics (2022–present) Former Miklós Schiffer (2020) Andrea Molnár (2020–2021) Gergely Csanád Kovács (2020–2021) Zoltán Bereczki (2021–2022)
Ramóna Kiss (2020–present) András Stohl (2020–present)
Season 1, 2012–2013: Naya & Abdo Dalloul
Season 2, 2013–2014: Daniella Rahme & Raed Mourad
Season 3, 2015: Anthony Touma & Chloé Hourani
Season 4, 2017: Badih Abou Chacra and Sandra Abbas
Mazen Kiwan (Series 1–4) Mira Samaha (Series 1–4) Rabih Nahas (Series 1–4) Darren Bennett (Series 1–4)
João Baião (season 1–4) Marco de Camilis (season 1–4) São José Lapa (season 1–3) Rita Blanco (season 4) Filipe La Féria (season 5) Sónia Araújo (season 5) Noua Wong (season 5)
Season 1, 2006: Maria Sittel & Vladislav Borodinov
Season 2, 2006: Anna Snatkina & Euvgeni Grigorov
Season 3, 2008: Daria Sagalova & Anton Kovalev
Season 4, 2009: Yulia Savicheva & Euvgeni Papunaishvili
Season 5, 2010: Anastasia Stockaya & Alexey Ledenev
Season 6, 2011: Tatiana Bulanova & Dimitry Lashenko
Season 7, 2012: Glukoza & Euvgeni Papunaishvili
Season 8, 2013: Yelena Podkaminskaya & Andrei Karpov
Season 9, 2015: Irina Pegova & Andrei Kozlovskiy
Season 10, 2016: Aleksandra Ursulyak & Denis Tagintsev
Season 11, 2020: Ivan Stebunov & Inna Svechnikova
Season 12, 2021: Sergey Lazarev & Ekaterina Osipova
Season 13, 2022: Alexandra Revenko & Denis Tagintsev
Season 1, 2006: Zuzana Fialová & Peter Modrovský
Season 2, 2008: Michaela Čobejová & Tomáš Surovec
Season 3, 2009: Juraj Mokrý & Katarína Štumpfová
Season 4, 2010: Nela Pocisková & Peter Modrovský
Season 5, 2011: Janka Hospodárová & Matej Chren
Season 6, 2017: Vladimír Kobielsky & Dominika Chrapeková
Season 7, 2022: Ján Koleník & Vanda Polaková
Season 8, 2023: Jana Kovalčiková & Vilém Šír
Season 9, 2024: Jakub Jablonský & Eliška Lenčešová
Season 10, 2025: Kristián Baran & Dominika Rošková
Season 11, 2026: Zuzana Porubjaková & Matyáš Adamec
Current Ján Ďurovčík (1-3, 5-) Tatiana Drexler (2-4, 6-) Adela Vinczeová (7-) Former
Elena Jágerská (1) Dagmar Hubová (1, 3-4) Jozef Bednárik (1-5) Zdeněk Chlopčík (4-5) Dara Rolins (5) Petr Horáček (6) Zuzana Fialová (2, 6) Jorge González (7) Ján Koleník (8)
Current Viktor Vincze (7-) Lucia Hlaváčková (8-) Former Martin "Pyco" Rausch (1-4, 6) Adela Vinczeová (1-2, 4-6) Zuzana Fialová (3) Libor Bouček (5) Martina Zábranská (7)
Season 1, 2006: Zuraida Jardine & Michael Wentink
Season 2, 2006: Riann Venter & Hayley Hammond
Season 3, 2007: Hip Hop Pantsula & Hayley Bennett
Season 4, 2008: Emmanuel Castis & Lindsey Muckle
Season 5, 2008: Rob van Vuuren & Mary Martin
Season 6, 2013: Zakeeya Patel & Ryan Hammond
Season 7, 2014: Jonathan Boynton-Lee & Hayley Bennett
Season 8, 2015: Karlien van Jaarsveld & Devon Snell
Season 1, 2005: Claudia Molina
Season 2, 2006: David Civera
Season 3, 2006: Rosa López
Season 4, 2006: Estela Giménez
Season 5, 2007: Manolo Sarriá
Season 6, 2007: Nani Gaitán
Season 7, 2009: Manuel Bandera
Season 8, 2010: Belén Esteban
Season 9, 2014: Miguel Abellán
Current Ann Wilson (Seasons 1–18) Tony Irving (Seasons 1–18, 20) Dermot Clemenger (Seasons 1–10, 15–18) Former Maria Öhrman (Seasons 1–5) Isabel Edvardsson (Season 6) Cecilia Lazar (Seasons 11–14)
Season 2, 2011: Vũ Thu Minh & Lachezar Todorov Season 3, 2012: Minh Hằng & Atanas Malamov Season 4, 2013: Yến Trang & Tihomir Gavrilov
Series 5, 2014: Thu Thủy & Daniel Denev and Ngân Khánh & Kristian Yordanov
Season 6, 2015: Ninh Dương Lan Ngọc & Daniel Nikolov Denev Season 7, 2016: S.T Sơn Thạch & Vyara
Season 8, 2024: Quỳnh Nga
Current Khánh Thi
Chí Anh (Season 1–3, 7,8) Đoan Trang & S.T Sơn Thạch (Season 8) Former
Lê Hoàng (Seasons 1 & 4)
Nguyễn Quang Dũng (Seasons 1–2)
Trần Tiến (Season 2)
Đức Huy (Season 2)
Quốc Bảo (Season 3)
Hồ Hoài Anh (Season 3)
Trần Ly Ly (Seasons 4–7)
Hồng Việt (Season 7)
Minh Hằng (Seasons 4–7)
John Huy Trần (Season 7)
↑Copycat version of the programme, not officially licensed.
International versions of Strictly Come Dancing (map correct as of February2017)
China (including Hong Kong)
The Chinese version is a co-production between mainland China's HBS and Hong Kong's TVB, under licence from the BBC. In mainland China, it is aired on Hunan Television and in Hong Kong on TVB Jade. The Chinese title (simplified Chinese:舞动奇迹; traditional Chinese:舞動奇跡; pinyin:Wǔdòngqíjì) is difficult to translate, but could be rendered as Miracle Dancing or "Miracles of Dance Moves". Each broadcaster provides five male and five female dancers, for a total of twenty. Pairs were determined by audience SMS votes.
The programme began airing in late 2007, in order to mark the anniversary of the 1997 handover of Hong Kong from the UK to the People's Republic of China.[8]
India
The Indian version is called Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. It was first broadcast in September 2006 on Sony Entertainment Television (SET). Viewers often confuse Dancing With The Stars with Nach Baliye which airs on StarPlus. Nach Baliye and Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa have similar content and presentation but there are minor differences in the concept. The celebrity dancers on Nach Baliye are real life couples, and work with an assigned choreographer. The dancers on Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa has one celebrity paired with a trained dancer/choreographer. A notice at the end of the show verifies that the Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa is indeed a version of Strictly Come Dancing.
Indonesia
Dancing with the Star Indonesia aired its first series in March 2011 on Indosiar and was hosted by Choky Sitohang and Cathy Sharon. Fadli and Trisna were the winners, while Yuanita Christiani and Wawan finished in second place, and Hengky Kurniawan and Melissa finished in third. The second series aired from October to December 2011. Lucky Widja and Sri were the winners, while Melly "SHE" and Wawan finished in second place, and Tya Ariestya and Yana finished in third.
Japan
The Japanese version is called Shall We Dance?. It has the same title as the 1996 film by the same name, but it has no relation to it beyond the shared name. Due to the fact that there was already a series-special dancing program, and that many cast members from it also appeared in the new program, the Japanese version was confused with a regularly scheduled version of the series-special, rather than its own version of the television series. It ran from 8 April 2006, to 17 March 2007 on NTV-4.
The show (Korean:댄싱 위드 더 스타) has aired on MBC TV since 10 June 2011, and is hosted by Lee Deok-hwa, with co-host Lee So-ra[9][10][11] in Season 1 while former contestant Kim Gyu-ri co-hosted the second season. The first season was won by Moon Hee-joon and his partner Ahn Hye-sang while the second season was won by Choi Yeo-jin and her partner Park Ji-woo. The 3rd Season was won by pop-singer and dancer Fei and her partner Kim Soo Ro.
Pakistan
Nachley (lit. "Dance") is the Pakistani version of Dancing with the Stars. The show is aired on ARY Digital and its theme is based around traditional Pakistani music and dance concepts.
Peru
The first Peruvian reality show based on Dancing With The Stars was Baila con las estrellas (2005–2006), hosted by Rebeca Escribens and broadcast on Panamericana Televisión (channel 5) on Saturday afternoon. The show aired two seasons before it was cancelled.
The second dancing show was Bailando por un sueño (Dancing for a Dream) in 2008, based on a Mexican reality show with the same name, broadcast on Panamericana Televisión, but produced by a different production: GV Producciones. This show was hosted by Gisela Valcárcel and Giancarlo Chichizola and aired every Saturday night (from June to December). The show was like Dancing With The Stars, but instead of professional dancers, there were amateur dancers. They danced every week in order to win a prize: to achieve a personal/humanitarian goal or "dream". The show had two series and the four first places of each series had the chance to dance on Reyes de la Pista.
Winners:
Season 1: Carlos Alcántara, actor and stand-up comedian; and his partner Carolina Guerra. Their "dream" was a surgery to Guerra's cornea in order to remove some ulcers, otherwise she would have been blind.
Season 2:Marco Zunino, actor and singer; and his partner Jardena Ugaz, their "dream" was to give Ugaz's mother an operation to remove some strange lumps that had appeared on her back.
"Reyes de la Pista":Delly Madrid, model and business woman; and her partner José Luis Campos. They won about $280,000 in Peruvian currency and the chance to represent this country on Second Dance World Championship, in Mexico.
In 2009, El Show de los sueños was shown every Saturday night (from May to December) on América Televisión (channel 4) and hosted by Gisela Valcárcel and Christian Rivero. This reality show was a dancing and singing competition, therefore, there was one star, an amateur dancer, and an amateur singer per group. They performed to achieve a personal/humanitarian goal or "dream". The three first places of each series, one fourth place of series 1 and an eighth place of series 2 selected by the judges won a chance to perform on "Reyes del Show" (Show Kings).
Winners:
Season 1: Sandra Muente, singer; and her partners the Herrera Soto brothers, whose "dream" was the rebuilding of "Lord of Luren" church, located in Ica, Peru.
Season 2:Anna Carina, singer, songwriter and dancer; and her partners Carlos Suárez and Gabriela Noriega, whose "dream" was to give a surgery to Noriega's older sister, who was a morbid obese and the recovery from chronic depression.
"Reyes del Show": Jean Paul Strauss, singer, musician and songwriter; and his partners Katherine Mendoza and Luis Enrique Baca. They won about $560,000 in Peruvian currency.
Since 2010, El Gran Show (The Amazing Show) is broadcast on América Televisión (channel 4) every Saturday night (from May to December) and is hosted by Gisela Valcárcel and Christian Rivero. This reality show is like Bailando por un Sueño: two series and a "top performers series". This time, each amateur dancer represents a Peruvian city. In this show, the pairs (the celebrity and their amateur dancer) were scored from 1 to 10 by standard judges and "V.I.P judges", who are 12 random people representing the Peruvian audience, they are weekly selected by lottery via website. The three first places from each series win a chance to dance on El Gran Show: Reyes del Show (Show Kings).
Season 2:Belén Estévez, professional dancer; and her partner Gian Frank Navarro, from Lima, Peru. Their "dream" was to treat Navarro's four-year-old nephew, suffering from viral encephalitis, a disease that has ridden him with scoliosis, blindness and seizures.
"Reyes del Show": Miguel Rebosio, former soccer player; and his partner Fabianne Hayashida, from Lima, Peru. They won about $560,000 in Peruvian currency.
2011
Season 1: Raul Zuazo, actor; and his partner Dayana Calla, from Arequipa, Peru. Their "dream" was to deploy and equip a training centre for homeless children.
Season 2:Jesus Neyra, actor; and his partner Lucero Clavijo, from Tacna, Peru. Their "dream" was to improve "Maria Domitila Lascombes" transitorial housing's infrastructure.
"Reyes del Show"
Russia
The Russian program is called "Танцы со звёздами" ("Tantsy so zvyozdami", transliterated). The first season, which began in 2006, became successful. Its second season premiered that same year. The format of the show is identical to that of other countries. Each pair is composed of a famous celebrity and a professional dancer.
The Turkish version was called Yok Böyle Dans. Thirteen couples were participating in the competition.[12]Lilia Kopylova was the head of the judging panel of four. Azra Akın won the competition with her partner Nikolai.
In Ukraine the show started in September 2006 on television channel 1+1 under the name "Танці з зірками" ("Tantsi z zirkamy") which translates as "Dances With The Stars". The show was hosted by Yuriy Horbunov and Tina Karol. The star contestants were paired with famous Ukrainian dancers, who had won major international competitions. The winners of the show were rewarded with the tour to the Rio Carnival, while the runners-up went to the Carnival on Cuba. The show became popular with Ukrainian viewers. The first season finale held on 26 November 2006, had the TV rating of 26.83% with the share of 54.64%, meaning that a quarter of the Ukrainian population and more than half of all TV viewers at that moment watched the final. The first season overall was watched by nearly 16 million Ukrainians. The pair of Volodymyr Zelenskyy (leader of a famous Ukrainian comic troupe and future president of Ukraine) and Olena Shoptenko won the main prize.
The show aired on 1+1 for three seasons between 2006 and 2007. In 2011, STB acquired broadcasting rights, airing the program for one season. In 2017, the show returned to 1+1 and subsequently aired five seasons until 2021.
A charitable special of Tantsi z zirkamy aired on 28 December 2025 on 1+1, marking the show’s return after a four-year hiatus. The special was won by Rusya Danilkina, a war veteran and amputee who lost her leg during combat in 2022. The broadcast raised approximately ₴1.6 million for the Superhumans Center, with funds allocated to the evacuation and rehabilitation of wounded Ukrainian service members.[13]
In the United States, the show is called Dancing with the Stars, which aired on ABC from 2005–2021 and since 2023, and on Disney+ since 2022, featuring athletes, singers, actors, and professional dancers. It is currently hosted by Julianne Hough and Alfonso Ribeiro.[14] The show premiered in 2005, and became a ratings success. The Spanish-language network Univision also produced its own version in 2010 under the name Mira Quien Baila ("Look Who's Dancing"). The Len Goodman Mirror Ball trophy is manufactured by the New York firm Society Awards.
Pamela Anderson: competed on the tenth and fifteenth American seasons, the seventh Argentinian season, and the ninth French season. She was additionally a guest on the sixth Israeli season.
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