Arlette and the children almost witness a young woman being attacked in a park, she later tries to contact Van Der Valk for help, but he's unavailable. The day after Van Der Valk investigates her death, believing a powerful businessman is responsible.
An excellent episode, one of the best I've seen so far, a case that's very personal for Van Der Valk, he feels a degree of guilt for the girl's death, and faces a string of obstacles, big business has always been an entity with powerful friends.
A good mystery with some interesting characters and some very strong, credible suspects, you'll wonder who is covering up for who.
James Cossins puts in a terrific performance as Martin Nordhoff, he is excellent in the part, he's dodgy, deceitful and resentful, believing that Van Der Valk is simply some sort of irritation, the only problem is that awful wig.
It explores the seedier side of Amsterdam, we get a close up view of the windows the Dutch sex workers would sit it.
Some great staging here, seeing a car being pulled out of The Amstel, that looked great.
8/10.
An excellent episode, one of the best I've seen so far, a case that's very personal for Van Der Valk, he feels a degree of guilt for the girl's death, and faces a string of obstacles, big business has always been an entity with powerful friends.
A good mystery with some interesting characters and some very strong, credible suspects, you'll wonder who is covering up for who.
James Cossins puts in a terrific performance as Martin Nordhoff, he is excellent in the part, he's dodgy, deceitful and resentful, believing that Van Der Valk is simply some sort of irritation, the only problem is that awful wig.
It explores the seedier side of Amsterdam, we get a close up view of the windows the Dutch sex workers would sit it.
Some great staging here, seeing a car being pulled out of The Amstel, that looked great.
8/10.