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A set \(A\subset\mathbb{C}^ n\) is called pluripolar if \(A\subset u^{-1}(- \infty)\), \(u\) an appropriate plurisubharmonic function on \(\mathbb{C}^ n\), \(u\not\equiv-\infty\). Moreover, \(A\) is said to be complete pluripolar if there exists \(u\) as above with \(A=u^{-1}(-\infty)\). The paper deals with the problem whether the graphs \(A_ f:=\{(z,f(z))\in\mathbb{C}^ 2:| z|<1\}\), \(f\) a holomorphic function on the unit disc \(E\), \((f\in{\mathcal O}(E))\), or \(A_ f\cup\Gamma_ f:=\{(z,f(z))\in\mathbb{C}^ 2:| z|\leq 1\}\), \(f\in C^ 0(\overline E)\cap{\mathcal O}(E)\), are complete pluripolar sets. Positive results are obtained in cases when \(f\) is given by gap series. An example of a function \(f\in C^ 0(\overline E)\cap{\mathcal O}(E)\) is presented which shows that, in general, \(\Gamma_ f=\{(z,f(z))\in\mathbb{C}^ 2:| z|=1\}\) itself need not to be pluripolar. The paper finishes with a counterexample for the Lindelöf property of negative plurisubharmonic functions on higher dimensional balls and with a list of open problems.