Baantjer (1995–2006)In this Dutch police detective series, Detective Jurriaan 'Jurre' de Cock is sort of the 'Columbo' of a Dutch police city's police department... See full summary » |
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Piet Römer | ... |
de Cock
(124 episodes, 1995-2006)
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Victor Reinier | ... |
Vledder
(124 episodes, 1995-2006)
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Martin Schwab | ... |
Keizer
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Serge-Henri Valcke | ... |
Buitendam
(124 episodes, 1995-2006)
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Nienke Sikkema | ... |
Mevrouw de Cock
(123 episodes, 1995-2006)
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Hans Karsenbarg | ... |
Den Koninghe
(121 episodes, 1995-2006)
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Marian Mudder | ... |
Prins
(95 episodes, 1995-2006)
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Wimie Wilhelm | ... |
Els Peeters
(62 episodes, 1998-2006)
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Freek van Muiswinkel | ... |
Wachtcommandant
(51 episodes, 1995-1999)
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Piet Kamerman | ... |
Lowietje
(51 episodes, 2001-2006)
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In this Dutch police detective series, Detective Jurriaan 'Jurre' de Cock is sort of the 'Columbo' of a Dutch police city's police department, as deceptively poor in appearance (cheap raincoat) but always able to outsmart the crooks, usually a murderer per episode. He does however have a competent team, especially his young, promising right-hand Detective Dick Vledder and the more modest, often separately standard-researching Detective Albert 'Appie' Keizer, while Chief Corneel Buitendam is not too helpful; another regular is forensic examiner Dr. Ennaeus den Koninghe. Written by KGF Vissers
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The real café where the scenes for Lowietje's café were shot was actually not located in a Red Light District ally. During filming, containers with fake brothels occupied by extras playing prostitutes were placed outside the café to create the illusion of an ally in the Red Light District. See more »Crazy Credits
Since the 10th season the closing credits start playing over the finalscene; the screen shrinks so the title bar showing the credits can become
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