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Celebrate Hanukkah with These Classic TV Shows Website Logo Follow Us dominican republic telegram data Also from ›TV Movie Review Author Last Updated Year Month Day Van der Valk Season Review Amsterdam once again stands out in this masterpiece police procedural Copy link Mamie McCoy as Lucien Hassell Mark Warren as Peter van der Valk in Van der Valk. Image provided by If you like long-form police procedural dramas that are packed into very short seasons and set in charming European cities where everyone still speaks English, then you don’t have to start those subtitled series.

The three-episode second season of the series will premiere on Sunday, March 1, 2020 and will be streamed live on all platforms including video apps. Preface and video channel with Rufus Sewell's Zen, shot in Rome or more recently in Aix-en-Provence, the latest show Murder in Provence starring Nancy Carroll and Roger Allam and Van der Valk, shot in Amsterdam, stars Mark Warren in style and plays his right-hand man. Even though Warren and McCoy and most of the main cast are British we have to admit you won't find a more quintessential Amsterdammer.