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Do the VLDL cast actually work at the Playtech New Zealand store? Or do they just film there with permission?
The cast film there with permission.
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How many seasons does Bored have?
1 season
How many episodes does Bored have?
25 episodes
When did Bored premiere?
September 3, 2016
What is the IMDb rating of Bored?
9.2 out of 10
Who stars in Bored?
Rowan Bettjeman
,
Alan Morrison
, and
Adam King
Who is the writer for Bored?
Adam King
,
Alan Morrison
,
Ben Van Lier
, and
Rowan Bettjeman
Who is the director of Bored?
Alan Morrison
,
Rowan Bettjeman
, and
Adam King
Who is the producer of Bored?
Rowan Bettjeman
,
Alan Morrison
,
Adam King
, and
Alexander Borgers
Who is the composer for Bored?
R3hab
Who is the executive producer of Bored?
Rowan Bettjeman
,
Alan Morrison
, and
Adam King
Who is the cinematographer for Bored?
Tom West
What is the plot of Bored?
Alan, Adam, Ellie and their manager Rowan work at TechTown - where hardly any work gets done and, more often than not, everyone is bored to death.
What is the Bored theme song?
"Police"
What genre is Bored?
Comedy
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