Season 4: De Club Van Sinterklaas & Het Blafpoeder (2003)
| # | Title | Director | Writer(s) | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Episode 1" | Liesbeth Roelofs Armando de Boer |
Gerda van de Brug | ???, 2003 |
| A new year is in sight. Things are going as usual: Preparations for the trip to the Netherlands, vans and boats are being prepared, Muziekpiet is where else than in the kitchen with his nose in the chocolate pans... Meanwhile, outside of the castle, Hoge Hoogte Piet and the brand new Surprise Piet Jr meet a strange guy named Jacob. Another new Piet, Profpiet, is secured by Sinterklaas with the important job of taking care of the big book. | ||||
| 20 | "Episode 20" | Liesbeth Roelofs Armando de Boer |
Gerda van de Brug | ???, 2003 |
| Everything seems to have come together. The Pieten have captured Jacob and Meneer de Directeur is still behind bars. But, Jacob, as manipulative as he is, tries everything he can to distract the Pieten to make his escape... |
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