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We all remember the super profile Bo A Orm!
He was a great success as a commentator in Lilla Sportspegeln.
Now he makes a welcome comeback in the very best way.
There are so many of us Swedes who grew up with the unforgettable icon Live A Snake. He became a popular character in the cartoon series “Zoolympiaden” which was part of SVT’s Lilla Sportspegeln in the 90s.
Bo A Orm back
The so talkative snake was in fact the SVT profile Jacob Hard and the character became a real favorite of many during childhood. But now he has been away from the television screen for many, many years.
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Until today, when Lilla Sportspegeln celebrates a full 40 years as a television program. On that special day, Bo A Orm makes a comeback again for the most beautiful reason.
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Jacob Hård’s words
In a wonderful video greeting, Mr Orm sends his congratulations to the birthday boy, see the clip below.
“Lilla Sportspegeln 40 years! Who would believe it? So fresh! So fine! So lively! So happy! So intelligent! Just like me! Big congratulations from me, Bo A Orm. Over to the studio,” he says in his own tall persona on Instagram.
“I can also say congratulations. Little 40 years, fantastic!”, also says Jacob Hård.
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There are many who appreciate Bo A Orm’s comeback, see the video below, and also wish to see more from Hård and the reptile in the future.
“Bo A Orm should make a comeback and get his own program/talk show on SVT where athletes are interviewed”, writes one user in the comment field.
“It would have been something,” SVT themselves answer.
“You saw that when you were smaller. Then you see how quickly time goes by and big congratulations on 40 years,” writes another user.
How much do you miss Bo A Orm in the TV box? Share the article and have your say!
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