Templeton

Templeton

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Templeton

2015- 2015

1 Seasons

10 Episodes

7.0(2 votes)

Canceled

Western

Comedy

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5 members

Acting

François-David Cardonnel

Jack Templeton

François-David Cardonnel

Acting

Jonathan Cardonnel

Cole Templeton

Jonathan Cardonnel

Acting

Hubert Delattre

Butch Templeton

Hubert Delattre

Acting

Fanny Valette

Lisbeth

Fanny Valette

Acting

Antoine Gouy

Miss Daisy

Antoine Gouy

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