| Role | Name | Gender |
| From 1989 to 2001, this man was in charge. | |
| Despite his education as a doctor, this man has been seen as a comedian in various NRK productions over the last decades. | |
| Best known for his annual 'Påskelabirynten' at NRK P2. | |
| Very hip dude from 'Topp 20'. | |
| The everlasting guru with a strong passion for movies. | |
| The voice of football broadcasted on radio. | |
| News presenter. His brother is a liberal priest. | |
| Bald Lyn-supporter known from 'Herreavdelingen' on radio and '20 Spørsmål' on radio and tv. | |
| Pop-guru who has been hosting 'Beat For Beat' for several years. | |
| She cooked on tv for many years. | |
| Comedian who occasionally was seen as a sidekick in 'Hodejegerne'. | |
| Channel host. Shares her last name with a clinical striker from Drillos. | |
| The father of the K in 'KLM'. Legendary personality of the early days of TV in Norway. Appeared as 'Sjonkel Rolf' in 'Tittei Tei'. | |
| The voice of 'Titten Tei'. | |
| Host of 'Schrødingers Katt' from 2000 to 2005. | |
| 'Nitimen' and 'Søndagsposten'. Born in Ålesund. | |
| Host of 'Gastronomi'. True legend, this one. | |
| News presenter, appeared together with 87. at the first news broadcasting of this millenium. | |
| Socialist news presenter. | |
| Former actor in the soap opera 'Hotel Cæsar' at some other channel. Currently hosting the magazine 'I kveld'. | |
| Annoying guy from 'Reperatørene' and as a sidekick in 'Sommeråpent'. | |
| Annoying guy from 'E6'. Has worked for other broadcasing channels. | |
| Sidekick from the early days of 'Først og Sist'. | |
| Reached fame and glory with 'Kvitt Eller Dobbelt', before he went on to host horrible TV-shop concepts. | |
| The christian artist who was hosting 'Lolipop' together with Tor Endresen. | |
| The brothers in 'Radioresepsjonen' at NRK P3. | |
| The first name of Kristopher Schaus brother, who is hosting the NRK P3 show 'FK Fotball'. | |
| The former drummer of Ralph Myerz & The Jack Herren Band, now hosting the music show 'Sexy' at NRK P3. | |
| Legendary news presenter from NRK Trøndelag, known for his constantly dancing eyebrows. | |
| This man starred in 'Olsenbanden' but was later on seen in 'Sesam Stasjon'. | |
| This priest wrote the script to both 'Sesam Stasjon' and 'Portveien 2'. | |
| Legend who was host of 'Utenriksmagasinet', later known as 'Urix'. | |