EPISODE · Jul 1, 2026 · 1H 59M
S'acaba el "Loft"?
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Últim programa de la temporada. Dia d'emocions fortes i d'intentar resoldre una incògnita: tornem al setembre? Mentre no resolem els dubtes, l'Alberto Gadel acaba el curs parlant sobre popstars, la Gal·la Castelltort sobre la història d'algunes marques de roba i l'Arnau Creus es dedica a endevinar el futur de l'equip del "Loft" en els pròxims 10 anys. A més, la Mariona es disfressa de Marc Andreu i els prepara una sorpresa per encarar les vacances d'estiu!
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