Didi – Der Untermieter

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Didi – Der Untermieter
Starring	Dieter Hallervorden
Country of origin	Germany

Didi – Der Untermieter is a German television series. ZDF initially broadcast the series under the name Die Nervensäge. However, the title had to be changed later due to a legal dispute.^[1] The show is based on the 1982 BBC series Goodbye, Mr. Kent, which is adapted from the Broadway play The Odd Couple by Neil Simon.^[2]

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Didi – Der Untermieter at IMDb

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^ "Die Nervensäge bei Kino.de" (in German). Retrieved 2021-10-08.
^ Based on original Radio Times article Adapted. "Goodbye Mr. Kent". Retrieved 2021-10-08.

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