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After an eighteen-month absence, Philip and Maarten are finally back, to the great delight of many. In a five-part series for Omroep MAX, the iconic duo travels along historic railway lines and through modern stations, experiencing remarkable encounters along the way. During…
Maarten van Rossem and Philip Freriks embark on a train journey across Europe. In the elegant station restaurant of the Gare de Lyon in Paris, they feel thoroughly European. But what does that feel like in Spain? A part of Europe where, following the Romans, the Christians, and the Moors, the Americans are now also colonizing the land. Is there such a thing as a European culture?
Maarten and Philip continue their journey across Europe by train. This time, they arrive in Marseille—a city made colorful by its rich diversity of cultures. In that respect, it is a quintessential European city, considering that Europeans have historically always been migrants. They travel on past picturesque coastal towns along an old railway line that proves, once again, that Europe cannot do without migrants.
Maarten and Philip embark on a historical journey to the origins of the European Union, tracing the path back to the trauma of Munich. It was in this city that Hitler was granted his demands a move with far reaching consequences for the continent. They then continue their journey to Vienna, the majestic capital of the former Austro Hungarian Empire. There, they examine the lessons to be drawn from the reign of the Habsburgs, who played a leading role across a significant part of Europe for centuries and exerted a lasting influence on the continent's political and cultural development.
Maarten and Philip leave the European Union and travel to Serbia, a country where press freedom and the rule of law remain under pressure. They set out to find the people who have the courage to speak out against the government. During their visit, they meet students fighting for the democratization of their country and speak with a journalist who, despite constant threats, continues to warn of the dangers posed by the current regime. The report offers a compelling picture of the challenges facing champions of freedom and justice in Serbia.
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Available 2026-10-03
Self - Tourist traveler
Self - Tourist traveler
A Dutch reality series offering a detailed look at the work of traffic police, recovery crews, roadside assistance personnel, and service station staff along the A4 a vital traffic artery stretching from Amsterdam, via Rotterdam, to the Belgian border. The series highlights the diverse tasks and challenges these professionals face daily, ranging from maintaining traffic safety and providing roadside assistance to the swift and efficient handling of incidents. Through compelling footage and personal stories, viewers are immersed in the dynamics and complexities of working along one of the Netherlands' busiest motorways.
Bureau Groningen In the program Groningen Office, we follow six police officer pairings as they work on the streets: Mitchel and Bas, Yorick and Sezgin, Ruth and Ilse, Hannah and Evan, Rob and Shannell, and Annemarie and Pim. "Groningen is a beautiful, vibrant city with a wide variety of residents and consequently, a wide variety of incidents. I want to show how we handle that, what we experience, and just how special our work is," says police officer Evan on the police force's website.
Each Challenge pits numerous cast members from past seasons of reality shows against each other, dividing them into two separate teams according to different criteria, such as gender, which show they first appeared on, whether or not they're veterans or rookies on the show, etc. The two teams compete in numerous missions in order to win prizes and advance in the overall game.
Surveillance Oz is an Australian factual television series screened on the Seven Network that premiered in September 2012. Surveillance Oz focuses on the use of surveillance cameras in society and how they assist with law enforcement, crime prevention and investigation. It features footage from surveillance cameras or closed circuit television in public areas or private businesses.
