Woeste Grond - Episode Guide

Farmer Dinant Ottink and Vera have to tell their three children that they are getting divorced. Their daughter Romy finds this particularly difficult. Their son Snoek is bothered by even more impending changes surrounding De Weuste farm and finds support in new friends. Dinant's new girlfriend Lianne accidentally meets the entire Ottink family.

Snoek and Grandpa Bats are spreading manure right next to the investors' reception hosted by project developer Fleur. Snoek sees his uncle, real estate agent Otto Ottink, boasting among the guests. Otto's attempt to impress Fleur and the people from Kavel-Invest goes horribly wrong.

Daughter Britt is overdue. Grandmother Grada reluctantly has to separate Dinant and Lianne. Snoek catches Romy and Layla in his shed and gets very upset.

Dinant feels obligated to take Vera to Regge Culinair for the sake of the children. Lianne is not happy about this. Sacha makes it clear to Britt that he does not want children yet. Dinant and Vera end their evening on a pleasant note.

Otto shows his wife Tessa how much he loves her. Their children find this distasteful. Romy confesses that she is in love with Layla. The BGV (Farmers' Ground Resistance) waits for a politician at her home with torches and Snoek crosses a moral line.

Bats calls the family together for an urgent family meeting. Lianne is the only one who is not welcome. Sacha reacts strongly to Britt's pregnancy. Layla and Romy leave the party with an excuse.

Dinant says he longs for a life in the city, much to Lianne's dismay. Grada sees an opportunity for De Weuste's survival. Marloes ends her relationship with Gregory.

A fox has wreaked havoc on the farm. Romy and Dinant begin to notice that Britt is acting strangely. Tessa shares her childhood trauma with Otto. Snoek couldn't care less about laws and rules.

Britt tells her family that she is pregnant. The reactions are pretty mixed. Dog N'Oont causes Lianne to get into a fight with Vera. Vera reacts clumsily to Romy's homosexuality.

Bats' 67th birthday is celebrated in style. But not everything goes down well with Bats. Under pressure from her son, neighbor Netty makes a decision that turns out badly for the Ottinks. Vera realizes she is losing her place in the family and suffers a mental breakdown.

Snoek is recognized during the BGV's nighttime operation. Britt finds Vera's concern oppressive and makes it clear to her mother that she is too much. Grada discovers that Snoek is part of the BGV and that he has a gun. Bats has no intention of relinquishing control of De Weuste.

Vera steamrolls over everyone to reclaim her role within the family. Romy is intensely heartbroken. In Dinant's eyes, Lianne can do nothing right. Things seem to be going more smoothly between Vera and Dinant again. Lianne sees this and sadly leaves De Weuste.

Dinant tries to convince Bats that the future should resemble the past. Otto and Tessa hatch a devious plan. Vera pulls out all the stops to avoid becoming a grandmother.

The rescue plan for De Weuste falls through and Snoek doesn't trust Otto at all. Mitchell suffers from not being ‘normal'. Snoek and the BGV come to the aid of an old farmer and set off heavily armed. Layla disapproves of the BGV's use of violence.

Tessa is fed up with her extra pounds and suffers from hysterical mood swings. Lianne is unhappy with her job at the restaurant. Vera is fed up with not having a place of her own. Dinant is fed up with his spontaneous decision. The asylum seekers' center in the neighborhood is going to expand.

Romy is ashamed of Snoek's attitude towards asylum seekers. Lianne moves to De Weuste and gives expensive items from her past to her niece Doo. Grada thinks Lianne is too dominant.

Tessa has doubts about Otto's plans for De Weuste. Dinant and Grada see Snoek becoming more radical. Vera feels completely displaced, and Otto takes advantage of this. The asylum seekers' center is the target of a violent protest.

Mitchell doesn't want to be treated like a little kid forever. Grada tries to teach Snoek a lesson, but it mainly raises questions. Bats' stubbornness puts his life in danger.

Bats' accident brings the family closer together. Schreurs does not accept Snoek's intention to leave the BGV. Wim and Doo sell Lianne's expensive designer items online to a strange buyer.

Fleur knows exactly how to seduce Otto. Bats considers his opinion on the state of affairs more important than his health. Lianne discovers that her ex Yhugo is alive and well. Bats collapses in front of Dinant.

As easy as Snoek came into the BGV, that's how hard they are making it for him to get out. Hugo is quite pushy, Lianne tells Dinant about her ex. Tessa discovers lipstick on Otto's collar and it's not her lipstick color.

Bats, Dinant, and Snoek each have their own perspective on the future of the Weuste. Grada is trying to get the three stubborn guys on the same page. Fleur feels quite comfortable at home with Tessa and Otto.

Lianne wakes up in an empty bed and sees to her dismay a surprise from a jeweler from Paris. Sacha shows himself to be more involved in Britt's pregnancy, but soon regrets it.

Dinant is uncomfortable with the fact that Lianne's ex keeps showing up everywhere. Bats asks about Snoek's love life and doesn't hold back when he gives Snoek some unsolicited advice. Mitchell can't get enough of Romy's new girlfriend.

Fleur puts Otto under enormous pressure. Britt and Dinant share the same ideas about modern farming. The alpacas that Dinant wants to keep at De Weuste cause hilarity. Otto talks to Vera to push through the divorce.

The milk is contaminated. If this was done intentionally, it means the downfall of De Weuste. Snoek and Lianne suspect Hugo. All the Ottinks are upset and find comfort in each other.

Tessa finds used condoms at Fleur's place and confronts Otto with them. Otto claims to know nothing about it. Romy is madly in love with Jennifer and she is not the only one.

Vera confronts Wim with what she knows and forces him to tell his mother what is going on. Lianne confesses to Dinant that she has not been honest. Britt is sad when Sacha is not at the ultrasound.

Mitchell goes on a date with Jennifer and has serious expectations. The bond between Fleur and Wim becomes more intimate. Vera desperately wants to leave the noisy B&B and comes across a great opportunity.

Lianne wants to be completely transparent with Dinant and gives him her diaries. Hugo shows his true colors to Vera and Britt. Tessa wants Fleur to pack her bags, but Fleur knows her rights.

Snoek is working on a new project where people can see the calves grow up at home. Bats has his own thoughts about that. Yhugo is trying to persuade the family to let Lianne testify for him.

Lianne is increasingly uncertain whether testifying for Yhugo is a wise decision. The deal with the asbestos farm is going to cost Otto dearly. Bats finds it difficult to hand over the leadership of De Weuste to Dinant.

Mitchell makes it clear that he is no longer a little child, but the step towards more independence weighs heavier on him than he thought. Yhugo does not accept Lianne's decision and threatens everyone she cares about.

The insurance does not pay a cent in the incident with the contaminated milk. Grada's conscience is bothering her. Tessa informs Otto about the escapades of their son Wim. Otto offers Dinant a loan, but regrets it afterward.

Sasha is going to travel in the US,but Britt is not going along.Vera is presentat their emotional farewell.Britt feels suffocated by all the well-intentioned help that her family is offering.Dog N'Oont becomes the victim of a current issue.

Bats does not expect Forestry to be able to do anything meaningful about a potential wolf problem. Snoek finds handyman Kevin an uncomfortable guest. Wim gives Snoek relationship advice. Lianne confesses that she wants more than to be a bonus grandmother.

Romy is startled by a wolf and informs Bats. Dinant has separated the cartridge box from the rifle. Tessa is capable of shooting her daughter-in-law. Romy makes Layla realize that she must set boundaries. Bats keeps watch during the night.

Snoek wants a woman who understands him. Lianne feels that by selling her own house, she is giving up her dream of having children forever. Wim sees a different side to Fleur. Bats isn't being entirely honest.

Romy reacts surprisingly to Lianne's desire to have children. Marloes has a heated argument with Gregory and slips up. Britt and Sasha are even. Gregory doesn't play favorites and doesn't make himself popular with his in-laws.

Vera needs some space and time for herself. Handyman Kevin's obsession is taking on creepy forms. Otto drinks wine and then goes with all the Ottinks, heavily armed, in search of the wolf. But Gregory protects the wolves.

Despite the shock, the men at De Weuste are united. That other wolf must also die. Marloes forgives Bats. Romy has to bend over backwards to keep some space for herself. While Britt does her best to make room for her relationship.

Grada and Marloes see that Gregory is quite traumatized. But will he let things rest? Dinant mentally prepares himself for his surgery. Lianne is worried. Romy doesn't want to date anymore. But the girlfriend wants Romy.

Grada paints Snoek an overly detailed picture of his father's business. Snoek's eye falls on Tonya, who is clearly hiding something. Lianne sees cow Margje struggling and shows off her farming skills. Marloes sees no future with Gregory. Otto's view of his future is not too rosy. Tessa is blind to this.

Snoek takes a look under the hood of the rugged Tonya. Otto refuses to give up. Romy is extremely worried when her mother seems to have disappeared from the face of the earth for almost 24 hours.

Vera settles back down at De Weuste. She is the lively center of attention. Not everyone is happy about this. Bats suspects the talkative veterinarian of "driving by the meter." Otto organizes a free trial coaching weekend, but the happy Tessa doesn't know anything about it yet.

Otto pretends he doesn't have time for a potential customer. Bats absolutely refuses to dance to Grada's tune. Snoek's senses are stimulated on all sides. Romy's new friend's advice comes at a price.

The experiment with the calf comes to nothing. Bats twiddles his thumbs while Grada swirls around the dance floor in the arms of another man. Britt and Sasha change their tune a little after taking Bats' advice. Lianne is downright broody.

Otto outlines his plans for collaboration, but his father and brother dismiss them without hesitation. Vera's new patient shares her sadness and concerns. Snoek receives his poker winnings, but this appears to have negative consequences.

Bats is not happy when Grada starts dancing again. Vera sees her daughter's chatbot's intentions very clearly. Lianne has her period again. Tessa and Otto are relieved when a big job looms on the horizon. Poker in the Peerdenstal is a shady business.

Romy feels seen again and sees the chatbot for what it is. Snoek sees possibilities for the old barn. Dinant admits that he sometimes prefers not to confide his joys and sorrows to a human being. Bram realizes that his family is having a hard time.

Otto feels neglected by his parents. Snoek sees no hidden motives behind the overly friendly behavior of the men at the Peerdenstal. Doo cannot keep anything from her mother. Lianne kept something from Dinant.

Britt doesn't understand why she sometimes acts so nasty. Snoek wants to play with the big boys and ignores warnings. Bats wants to celebrate Grada's graduation with expensive wine, but the evening turns out differently.

Bats draws the wrong conclusion about Grada's dance partner and has to quickly backtrack. Bram and Vera go out riding. Otto's team-building session seems like beating a dead horse. Snoek is a sore loser.

Britt is increasingly looking forward to what is to come and is surprised with a cheerful baby shower. Dinant has to say goodbye to his favorite cow. Lianne is not the only one interested in the old barn.

Romy lectures her grandmother. Wim's talent for chemistry may come in handy. Are Otto's students hopelessly stubborn? Bats is not good at admitting defeat. Vera gets to know Bram from a different side.

Marloes sees a lot, but she sees little in Mitchell's plans for the future. Snoek understands why he was dumped. Wim feels comfortable in his new role. And Snoek sees how the poker game is being played.

Britt sees Sasha kissing someone else, but doesn't make a big deal out of it. Vera feels guilty and ends her secret affair. Mitchell is very sensible in matters of love, much more sensible than Pascal.

Dinant tries to keep up appearances despite the bad news. Bats is up to something. Snoek tries to keep Bats away from the drug shed with a ruse. Doo refuses to say what happened.

Britt gives birth to a son at home. The delighted grandfather and great-grandfather both hope to be named after him. Drug waste is dumped in a field near De Weuste. Lianne tries to stay strong, but feels weak.

Tonya wants to run away with Snoek. Bram stands his ground in every respect, which works out differently with his son than with his daughter. Grada is pleasantly surprised. So are Dinant and Lianne.

Britt doesn't want to spend too much time thinking about a name for her baby. Snoek and Wim have to figure out what to do with a barn full of explosive waste. Dinant has to keep the cheese factory running, but he knows more about milking than he does about cheese.

Mitchell and Michelle are going wild. Dinand and Otto are bickering like little boys and are getting a taste of their own medicine from their father. The chance to become a model is driving the friends apart.

Snoek wants to get rid of Marcello's drug waste and asks Wim for help. Marloes suspects that Snoek knows more about the ecstasy that nearly cost Mitchell his life. Vera has to confess to her affair.

Britt becomes desperate when she has to stay home with her baby one evening because no one will babysit. While filming, Otto finds ecstasy in Wim's room. Snoek refuses to be blackmailed by criminals any longer.

Bats suspects that his great-grandson will be named after him. Bats' intuition about Snoek's story is more acute, but Dinant is immensely proud of Snoek. Lianne strikes a chord when she mentions the newest addition.

Snoek must choose between true love and staying on the farm. Since he's set to take over the farm, the whole family has a say in the matter. Britt receives a diagnosis from her doctor that explains a lot. Grada is startled by a situation in the trailer.

Vera and Bram are done with all the sneaking around. For Otto's reality TV show, Tessa plays the perfect mother. Romy and Layla get to dance in a music video with Lateesha. Romy thinks it's too good to be true.

Mitchell wants a real job with a salary, and he writes honest cover letters. Too honest, according to his mother, Marloes. Bats is accused of animal cruelty. Lianne's pregnancy runs into a complication.

Animal rights activists are threatening local farmers. When Tonya decides to go on a long trip with her friend Snoek, she discovers what it means to be a farmer. Dinant sings a song for his daughter's baby.

A barn occupation is getting out of hand, but the police can't do anything. The farmers of De Weuste now have to take matters into their own hands. Tonya drives "De Bison" out of the yard in her car. Will Snoek get in or not? Vera comes face to face with her lover's wife.

Will Dinant and Lianne's baby be a girl or a boy? Grada is the first to find out. Vera gives Britt some sleeping pills, which has major consequences for the young mother. Tessa gets into an argument with her daughter Doo when she shows favoritism toward her son.

A social worker from Youth Services checks to see if Britt is taking good care of her baby. She immediately gets into a conflict with Vera. The truth about veterinarian Bram's marriage is revealed by his wife, Dounja. Doo wants to see an end to the sexism in the household.

Snoek and Romy are fighting the rat infestation with special guns. Despite Mitchell's tremendous effort, he's mostly just a nuisance on the farm. Bats hopes he can teach Mitchell a thing or two about farming. Was Wim drunk behind the wheel?

A dangerous livestock disease is spreading. Bram's meddling in Vera's affairs is causing friction. Lianne doesn't like standard wedding dresses at all; luckily, Marloes knows a costume designer who will get to work based on Lianne's sketch.

Vera makes a grand gesture during the divorce, but receives little appreciation for it. Romy and Layla's secret radio station goes on the air. Britt is growing into her role as a mother, but it doesn't come naturally yet. Bram and Vera have to break the bad news to their children.

On the wedding day, Mitchel and Michelle are in charge of the rings. Lianne's dress is a surprise even to her. Otto officiates the wedding with great cheer, but runs into an unpleasant surprise when it comes time to sign the documents.

Veterinarian Bram delves into Vera's past life at De Weuste, but doesn't want to know everything. Dinant is an incorrigible romantic, and that turns out to be a problem. The mood and the weather take a turn for the worse, turning into a storm.

The Ottinks are deeply divided over Dinant's actions. Lianne is tired of the arguments over her share. Dinant sees only one drastic solution. Lianne is determined about her future role at De Weuste.

The pirate radio station is a hit, but unfortunately, the wrong person is listening in. Snoek brings some new animals to the farm. Grada has dinner at her son Otto's house to spy on him and keep an eye on Tessa.

The rivalry between Bats' prize cows and those of his neighbor Eeftink has the whole family on the edge of their seats. Snoek's camels provide some surprises. When the children aren't home, Vera can stay the night with her boyfriend Bram.