Bip (channel)
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In 2009, the channel broadcast Israeli based television shows, and foreign ones such as South Park, Seinfeld, Friends and NewsRadio, but also included Israeli based original television shows, including "BeHafra'a" ("Disturbance"), an Israeli version of "Distraction" hosted by Ido Rosenblum, "Mahadura Mugbelet" ("Limited Edition"), a satire show, "Project Bip," a stand-up comedy competition, "Crime Animals," crime comedy, and "Quicky," a sitcom . Most of its shows were limited for the age 14 and older. The channel also broadcast several non-comedy foreign shows, such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Star Trek and more.
On December 31, 2010, Bip ended its broadcasts on HOT and opened as bip.co.il portal and weekend TV nightly comedy strip.
Formerly broadcast on Bip
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Original Shows
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- Bobby and Me
- Ahmed and Salim
- Layla Be'Kef
- Citizen Kopatch
- Yalla, Next
- Efrat Touring Israel
- M.K. 22
- Toffee and the Gorrila [1]
Foreign Shows
References
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External links
- Bip's official website (Hebrew)
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