Tandemeventyret - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
"Perhaps this was not so well planned," says Thomas after all the bikes have run out of battery on the first hill. Will they be able to finish?
Episode 2
For most, the Skylift in Loen will be a long-awaited break from long days on the bike seat. For Marita, who has a fear of heights, the trip will be challenging.
Episode 3
Yoo Lene's rigid rules frustrate Daniel, who feels treated like a child. Alex meets Elvis at a barn party, and Nina is in love, but what about Emil?
Episode 4
It is a tight-knit group that arrives in Lofoten. Here they arrange the birthday of all time for Thomas. Nina thinks it's sad that the trip will soon be over.
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