La Linea (TV Series) - Alternative Titles

Alternative Titles

The show is known by different names around the world, including:

  • "Aghaaye Khat" / "آقای خط" (Mr. Line) in Iran
  • "Linus på linjen" (Linus on the line) in Sweden
  • "Linus linjalla" (Linus on the line) in Finland
  • "Badum badum" in Slovenia
  • "Badum badum" and sometimes "Złośniczek" in Poland
  • "Menő Manó" in Hungary
  • "Mar Kav" / "מר קו" (Mr. Line) in Israel
  • "Bajram" in Albania
  • "Streken" in Norway
  • "Stregen" in Denmark
  • "Línan" in Iceland
  • "Baljum Baljum" in Republic of Macedonia
  • "Bay Meraklı" (Mr. Curious) in Turkey
  • "Барум Барум" / "Barum Barum" or "Абаракандиши Ди Фјури" / "Abarakandiši Di Fjuri" in Serbia
  • "Lineman" in the United States
  • "La Linéa" in France
  • "A Linha" in Brazil
  • "Lijntje" in the Netherlands
  • "Abelardo" in Argentina

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