Jeuk.

Jeuk. (2015-2017)

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Jeuk, a party of recognition to men, but a sigh of recognition to women. Jeuk is the most shameless and shameful comedy of the Netherlands. Thomas, Peter,and Jelke are starring as themselves in a wry comedy, which is partly scripted and partly improvised. Thomas and Peter are ending up in painful and uncomfortable situations, which are so embarrassing.

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Scheduleevery Monday at 21:25 (30 min)

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S04E099janv. 1, 2017
S04E088déc. 25, 2016
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S04E066déc. 11, 2016
S04E055déc. 4, 2016
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the first episode of Jeuk. premiere?

The first episode of Jeuk. premiered on October 4, 2015.

Who are the main characters in Jeuk.?

The main characters in Jeuk. are Thomas Acda and Peter Heerschop, who both play themselves.

What genre is Jeuk. categorized under?

Jeuk. is categorized under sitcom and comedy genres.

What is the language used in Jeuk.?

The language used in Jeuk. is Dutch.

Who directed the episodes of Jeuk.?

Jochem de Vet directed all the episodes of Jeuk.

Where was Jeuk. filmed?

Jeuk. was filmed in several locations in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and its surrounding area.

Was Jeuk. a spin-off of any other TV show?

No, Jeuk. was not a spin-off of any other TV show.

How many episodes were in the first season of Jeuk.?

The first season of Jeuk. had ten episodes.

Who were the producers of Jeuk.?

Jeuk. was produced by Vincent ter Voert and Pieter Kuijpers.

Was Jeuk. nominated for any awards?

Yes, Jeuk. was nominated for the Best Television Comedy award at the 2016 Dutch Television Festival.

What was the premise of Jeuk.?

Jeuk. followed the lives of Thomas Acda and Peter Heerschop as themselves, working on a theatre production while juggling their personal and professional lives.

Did Jeuk. receive positive reviews?

Yes, Jeuk. received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences alike.

How long is each episode of Jeuk.?

Each episode of Jeuk. is approximately 30 minutes long.

What network aired Jeuk.?

Jeuk. was broadcast on the Dutch television network AVROTROS.

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