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Rupel

2004- 2019

2 Seasons

26 Episodes

8.0(2 votes)

Canceled

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Crime

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13 members

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Hilde Heijnen

Veerle De Tender

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Johan Terryn

Lucas Bataillie

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Anita Allara

Liebens

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Karolien De Bleser

Pat

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Luc Vervoort

Luc

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Veerle Dobbelaere

Roos Missiaen

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Jef Demedts

Miel Bataillie

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Raymond Bossaerts

Herman Cardoen

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Valentijn Dhaenens

Quinten Foullier

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Erik Burke

Chris Chalmet

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Mathijs Scheepers

Andy Loomans

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Dominique Collet

Hilde Knops

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Michel Bauwens

Michel

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