Tue 1 June 2021 – 22:00 AM Photo: GARDEN I by Editors
On Sunday, One broadcast the final episode of the “Château Planckaert” season. But don’t worry about loyal viewers: There’s still more than enough work to do at the castle, so they’ll see Eddie Blankart and his family again on TV after the summer.
In recent weeks, fans have been watching Château Planckaert en masse. So the program was one of the leaders of the lists of the Flemish classifications. It should come as no surprise that the reactions to this season’s end have been disappointing. “Lovely family, that Planckaerts. We will miss them.”
I could have let these episodes run for at least an hour.”
Another says, “It was worth seeing Château Planckaert again this season.” “It’s a shame it’s over now, but we’re already looking forward to the next episodes to see how the castle will develop.” We read: “It is a shame that it has already been done.” “I was going to let these episodes last for at least an hour. Hopefully a good recovery for beginners.”
One says, “It’s such a shame that it ended a while ago.” “Luckily, she’ll be back on TV again. Episodes could be a little longer! I’m looking forward to it.” And also: “I can’t wait for you to come back, Blankarts. It’s a great series and a beautiful, close family.”

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