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Tales of the vikings

Tales of the vikings

Description: Tales of the Vikings is an American first-run syndicated television series, first telecast on 8 September 1959 and ran through June 2, 1960. The series was produced by Kirk Douglas' production company, Bryna Productions. Wikipedia
Genre: Adventure
Year Released: 1959
Number of seasons: 1
Number of episodes: 39
First episode air date: September 8, 1959
Production Company: Bryna Productions
Executive Producer: Kirk Douglas
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