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I-taliani
Genre	Comedy
Created by	Trettré
Starring	Trettré
Country of origin	Italy
No. of seasons	2
Production
Camera setup	3:4
Running time	25 min.
Original release
Network	Italia 1
Release	1989 (1989) – 1990 (1990)

I-taliani is an Italian television series, performed by the comedy trio Trettré (Gino Cogliandro, Mirko Setaro and Eduardo Romano) and broadcast on Italia 1.

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