Episode 4307

Season 23Episode 6725 minNov 28, 2017
Episode 4307

Vic goes to the creche for the first time and Femke and Peter find it hard to let go. Judith tells Stan he's grounded and she will take him to school and take him home again for the coming time. Marianne is back from holiday, because of Stan. Rosa complains about the noise Angèle and Eddy made last night. Lowie is very busy with school because of the exams. Bob understands and will do a little more on his own for now their new company. Kobe feels his hands shaking when he works in the kitchen.

Episode 4307 has aired on Nov 28, 2017 at 8:10 PM
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