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Green Green licensed?

posted on 2004-05-04 18:06 EDT by Jonathan Mays

A diary entry on the StarLink (Green Green distributor) website mentions that the Green Green TV series has been licensed to the US, UK, Ireland, Russia, and Taiwan.

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