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In de Vlaamsche Pot

1990 · Veronica · Ended · 30 min

In this successful sitcom, which is somewhat farcical, a glimpse into the kitchen of the Amsterdam restaurant In de Vlaamsche Pot is given. The restaurant is run by two gays, a first on Dutch television. The discussed themes often link up with current events and are sometimes startling. However, they are never treated educational. In the five seasons that the program can be seen, for example, attention has been paid to domestic violence, gay marriage, pedophilia, sexual harassment, impotence, eating problems, racism and child pornography.

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