Derek de Lint

In the fiction series Geub, Philippe Geubels' wife (Kyoko Scholiers) runs off with the 30-year-old, charismatic Dutchman William Van Bronkhorst (Derek De Lint). After Flanders' most popular comedian struggles in depression, his mother Sonja (Vera Van Dooren), his regular technician Dikke Dirk (Flor Decleir) and his best friend Pannenkoek (Joris Hessels) try to cheer him up and put his life back on track. Because of all that grief of love, his career is also going down, to the despair of Philippes manager (Jonas Geirnaert). Can Philippe benefit from the bachelor life in between the crying showers? And will his ex and his career still be alright?

Black Tulip evolves about the developments between two families from the "bollenstreek" in The Netherlands, which have become hereditary enemies because of a mysterious accident in the past. Their many years ongoing feud is strengthened and kept up to date by the race to the black tulip. Step by step, the mystery is unravelled. Nothing is what it seems, but surely important decisions are to be taken about life and death, love and hate, release and hold, harmony and chaos.

Gooische Vrouwen is a Dutch drama series, created by Linda de Mol for her brother John's Tien channel. Favourably compared to Desperate Housewives and Sex in the City, the series chronicles the lives of four upper-class women residing in Het Gooi (the Dutch equivalent of Beverly Hills) and ran from 2005 to 2009. It was the biggest success on the otherwise ill-fated Tien, and after the closure of Tien the series continued on RTL. Gooische Vrouwen has since been sold to Germany (for which version Linda De Mol dubbed her own voice), Belgium and France.

"The Legacy" is a secret society that began many centuries ago to accumulate knowledge and artifacts to help fight against the evil in the world. This particular Legacy team is set in San Francisco in a castle-like house on Angel Island. Dr. Derek Rayne heads up the team comprised of psychiatrist, Rachel Corrigan; priest, Philip C.; ex-Navy SEAL, Nick Boyle; and researcher/psychic, Alex Moreau.