Bluf - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Verdwenen geld
Party in het Nieuwe Penthouse
De Koning en de Keijzer
Tjé Pasa
Beunhaas
Poker of Racen
Mark and Shira boths doesn't know how to coop with there feelings for each other. Philip, alienated from the group, meets up with an old friend: an Arabic sheikh. Hein, Tjé and Julian go on wild adventures and they're dared for a dragrace. When Philip comes homes, a big unpleasant surprise awaits him.
Shedevil of Engel
Philip is nowhere to be found. Dries is looking for him leaving Tjé to run the club on his own. He hires a manager to replace Dries and gets more than he asked. Because of Philips dissapearance, Mark is unemployed. Doing nothing isn't his style so he takes up an old carriere. Is this the end of this group of friends?
Andere koers
Tjé doesn't know what comes over him when he beomes aware that sex isn't important anymore. He is in love! Perhaps for the first time in his life. Hein finally hooks up when a pretty wman shows an interest in him. Philip arrives in Spain. He runs into an old friend from Amsterdam who runs a local bar. What he doesn't know is that Dries has followed him to Spain.
Geniet Met Mate
Mark realizes that strictly business isn't his thing and becomes Julian's manager. His contact with Shira is because of this restored. Mark has the best intentions but Shira keeps him at arms lenght. In Tarifa Dries finally connects to Philip. He shows him the important thinges in life. Philip desides to return to Amsterdam. Dries has others plans.
Bender Challange
Philip and Julian travel to Marbella for the great poker tournement. At home Mark realizes something important which has great consequences. In Marbella Philip and Julian end up against each other. Even when the tournement has ended, there awaits an ever bigger challenge.
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