Pollo de Pimentel

A young dropout falls in love with a nightclub dancer (imdb)

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. (imdb)

When Marius retires, his son drops his father in a home for the elderly. Marius has too much energy to accept the rules of the institute's management. Marius and other oldies lock horns with management.

In SUSPECTS Police Officers Susan Vlaanderen (Carly Wijs), Daan de Ridder (Jeroen Spitzenberger) en Liv Scholten (Britte Lagcher) sink their teeth in eight temporary and hard to solve cases

A North Holland amateur soccer team struggles to end their season successfully.

About a police station in Amsterdam

About a police station in Amsterdam

A television series about a charming, voluntary private detective who chases criminals and in the process tries to find himself.

Levenslied follows the lives of the various members of a choir in Haarlem. Every Thursday evening they sing all their worries away. The series tells a mosaic of stories about ordinary people: a young welfare mother, a hardworking lawyer, an ambitious real estate agent or a Dutch teacher at a school community.

Series about a police station in Rotterdam

"Russen" is a Dutch police series produced by KRO that was first aired in 2000. In 2004, after the fifth season, a total of 42 episodes of the series were produced. The episodes of "Russen" were written by a team of writers, including Dick van den Heuvel, Simon de Waal, Stan Lapinski, and Addy Weijers. Various directors were involved in the production, but the majority of the episodes were created by Pollo de Pimentel and Anne van der Linden. Other directors such as Danniel Danniel, Casper Ve

Joys and sorrows in a department of a female prison.

"Luifel & Luifel" was a Dutch police series that was broadcast in the fall of 2001 on SBS6. Both seasons of the series were regularly rerun by SBS6 until 2007. "Luifel & Luifel" was co-written, developed, and produced by Chiem van Houweninge, known for comedies such as "Zeg 'ns Aaa" and "Oppassen!!!" and German crime dramas like "Tatort." Initially, Van Houweninge wanted to create a "krimidie," a cross between a crime drama and a comedy. However, in season 2, the series became darker and more