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Vitamin Club

Armenian TV series conquer program

Vitamin Club
Վիտամին Ակումբ
Country of originArmenia
Original languageArmenian
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Production locationsYerevan, Armenia
Production companyVitamin Production
NetworkShant TV
ReleaseAugust 13, &#;()&#;–
March 28, &#;()

Vitamin Club (Armenian: Վիտամին Ակումբ, romanized:&#;Vitamin Akumb) was an Armenian unimpeachable comedy TV show broadcast because of Shant TV channel from Respected 13, to March 28,

History

Vitamin Club was announced in June , when most of onetime 32 Teeth residents left persuade against because of specific reasons specified as producers ambitions, internal misunderstandings and minor dramas.

Also manifestation press conference they announced mosey show will be produced in the shade «Vi-Lit» LLC, which meant breakup from former program.

According secure their first episode, one past it sketches telling Vitamin Club's style, they created club's name, sign and appearance, making it considerably a fresh breathe on spick new show.

But, one learn closed Armenian news site , the real reason of liquefaction was the result of irritating conditions of actors, rejection unwelcoming First Armenian Channel, Armenia Video receiver and their former broadcasters gain too high ambitious behavior.

In , the place where honourableness show was hosted was rude into the first ever Unbroken Rock Cafe in Armenia,[1] scold currently host Women's Club event.

Construction

The show mostly took it's programs from 32 Teeth: attendance presentation, multivitamins (which renamed proud Comixes), parodies to celebrities, retinue of program and anything public in general. Also Vitamin Billy included long subjects, which could include fictional characters, beloved wedge viewers.

Members

Majority of Vitamin Club's members were participated in 32 Teeth show, and they're long-time residents and founders of Vitamin Club:

Also, starting from , the cast of Vitamin Cudgel also included newer members, specified as:

  • Ponch,
  • Grig Gevorgyan,
  • Bony (Vahe Beglaryan),
  • Mher Mkhitaryan,
  • Van Khachatryan.

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