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Piet Piraat Show: On Mango Island
When the pirates take a refreshing dip, they forget to drop the anchor of their ship. The Scheve Schuit goes adrift and the pirates wash up on Mango Island. There they meet a strange but apparently friendly old man...
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When the pirates take a refreshing dip, they forget to drop the anchor of their ship. The Scheve Schuit goes adrift and the pirates wash up on Mango Island. There they meet a strange but apparently friendly old man...
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Genre:Family, Music, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Gert Verhulst, Jasper Verheugd, Hans Bourlon
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Studio 100
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