De KotmadamSæson 12
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The folksy Jeanne tries to take good care of the students who rent a room above her little candy store.
Hvor man kan se De Kotmadam • Sæson 12
13 episoder
- Blind date
E1Blind dateJeff has taken a day off on his birthday. Jeanne pretends she forget it, as he frequently did with hers and their anniversary, while a new fishing rod is to be delivered in the evening- just what he wants, and desperately tries to drop hints about with Odilon's clumsy help, which seems to get him stuck with a second-hand one. Stef offers sneaky, mischievous help which goes wrong... Hugo may figure as candidate on the TV show "Blind date", but Filip and Jeanne fear he'll make a laughing stock of himself and indirectly embarrass them, so he gets coaching from Stef and Lies, but doesn't take that seriously, so all the students play their mock version, which 'gnome Plop' Filip sarcastically sabotages, so... - Babyboom
E2BabyboomBrigitte is confused and sends even more contradictory signals to her lover Evert about the part of sex in their relationship, which Hugo's and Lies's advice to the lovebirds makes even worse. Jef wants to attend a billiards tournament in Liège instead of qualified club-mate Robert. That leads to weirdly convoluted babysitting intrigues which get completely out of control for him, Jeanne and several babies' parents. - Juf Jeanne
E3Juf JeanneStef hopes to earn spending money by sending in real life blooper videos starring the other students in embarrassing situations for the TV program Videodinges, simple to stage with simpleton Hugo... Jef encourages Odilon to join a jailers strike, so he'll be available to help him with domestic chores, notably painting, but Jeanne convinces him strikers may do no work, just demonstrate. Filip's rich dad has cut his generous allowance, so he hopes to be paid for Dutch classes for kids of European Union officials. In order not to be out-staged by Mimi's public spirit volunteer work, Jeanne decides to teach Filip's brand new class, although she knows neither teaching nor elementary grammar; once she's desperate, Jef has a sneaky suggestion, but gets found out, so three graffiti rascals... After Lies makes Hugo realize he's being set up by Stef, revenge is radical... - Kromme haak
E5Kromme haakHis supplier had no faith in him, but Jef has decided behind Jeanne's back to convert the sweats shop, which recently had a turnover crash, into a fishermen apparel shop he would call 'De Kromme Haak' (hence the title, Dutch for 'the Curbed Hook'), but Jeanne explains the slump was short-term and even mentions fishing rods as a terrible product choice; Jef first lies there's a mini-mart about to be opened nearby which would sell very cheap sweats, so Jeanne will at least be open to other products; Filip however suggests another strategy: collaborating with her rival "De Lekkerbek"; another lie Jef inspires Odilon makes that deal fall trough, but the note he had to make about what to tell either lady and what not falls in Jeanne's hands... Stef uses Hugo in various disguises to record various fictitious 'professional' clients of his new dating service database. Meanwhile Hugo hastily fakes a probably contagious disease to keep his prudish aunt Madeleine away. After a friend of Brigitte's is disgusted by Hugo's bad disguise, both girls set him up for an even more disastrous date ... - Papegaai
E6PapegaaiJef is furious when he thinks to overhear Jeanne's ma is visiting, delighted when his firm refusal is accepted instantly, furious again when he finds out it's mother-in-law's parrot Cri-cri, who has a whole repertoire of insults for him just like the old bag, which he takes to be a ploy to prepare her moving in at their place. Stef tries to record fights between Filip, Hugo, Brigitte and Lies, even if he has to instigate them himself. When Jef thinks Jeanne's ma is coming too, he sends Hugo to get a nasty pet supposedly to mind for a friend of his, alas he brings chickens, and instead of throwing Cri-cri out too, Jeanne decides to keep all birds, which drives Jef so desperate...
