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Being 17 in 1989 and living under the smoke of Amsterdam, this series has nailed the Zeitgeist for sure. Dancing in Dansen Bij Jansen, the illegal houseparty's in the Silo, it's exactly how it was back then and I really enjoy being thrown back in time. Plus it's a great history lesson, but only in the background, not only about the transfer from disco to house music in the Netherlands and the introduction of extacy, but also about the start of the gay subculture in Amsterdam.

Besides the nostalgia, it's a good series. The characters are lovable and the acting is good.

Great show. Just watch further than one episode as the first episode may seem a bit confusing due to the "parallel" story telling and the facts inserts. After the second episode the show starts to open in all its beauty. Would advise for everyone, who would like to have a positive evening or destruct from the routine. The show also surprises with diversity, equality, and sexual openness. Loved it!

The start is a little to slow and predictable. After a that it is fun to watch. For a dutch serie pretty funny because I Am dutch and all the old 80/90 brands and labels etc. If you are not dutch and born in after the 90ties you re not gonna like it. I liked it but my score could have been 8 of 9 if it was a little less woke.

This series hits the eighties in all details. Funny and entertaining. Beginning is a little bit to long. When you dutch it has a lot op inside jokes. This is hoe your parents lived.

Even though I didn't live myself in Amsterdam at this time I enjoyed seeing the life in the city back then.

Loved seeing some fresh faces in the dutch film scene and the acting was great. You might get confused with the humor if you aren't dutch, but I'd highly recommend watching if you want a trip down memory lane.