Feuten - Season 2 (2012)

Bram may officially represent Mercurius at father de Ruiter's funeral, but Marie-Claire dumps him as an ambitious hypocrite. Worse, after the testament is read, his bank cancels the frat's annual 1,000,000 allowance, the bulk of its budget, unless Bram is voted down. Royal prince Alex is offered 'suitable quarters' as discretely agreed with his father, the spacious inverse of a traditional pledge's room, but prefers regular treatment and promises Bram to pay 200,000 'rent' for it, from his private trust fund. Undercover reporter Charlie reports to Jurg van Ginkel, who...

Royal prince Alex is order by his father to undo his 'rent', he's barely allowed to stay in the frat. Bram sides with him and mediates with the royal father Robbie, but his own frat chapter 'senate' votes he should resign so Olivier's bank may resume subsidizing Ithaka. Undercover reporter Charlie promise to Jurg van Ginkel a sequel soon to the saucy scandal article 'Prince Lager pays the party'. The exclusive 'taboo' party provides a controversial sight: prince Alex appears in a Nazi uniform he borrowed from the royal palace.

Bram's position as frat president looks hopeless when he has to 'dealy' the popular annual beer binge competition because the lager supplier refuses to deliver on credit. Royal prince Alex actually defeats a senior. Olivier sees his chance to invoke a bylaw stating if a heavy oak table is carried outside, requiting about 30 members, the president must step down, promising he'll transfer the family bank's annual contribution the day after that happens. Bram bitterly sneers taking over the presidency was Olivier's plan from the start, but is convinced he only wants to ...

Shy, sensitive royal prince Alex hasn't yet 'earned a door' by having sex and admits being a virgin. Olivier sees to it that soon changes during a small orgy, despite Bram's worried objections. The sex goes well, but installing the door leads to a silly accident, landing Alex in hospital. Royal father Robbie appreciates the frat's discretion and allows Alex to stay after 'this very last incident'. Fired vice president Van Genugten learns Charlie is an undercover reporter and insists his mother Anna explains to them the deal that made Bram president instead of Olivier....

Now the controversy seems solved by Olivier's readmission, a gleaming frat president Bram presides over the biannual alumni reunion, another beer party. Prince Alex doesn't mind being made drunk. Meanwhile Marie searches the pledge girls' rooms and thus finds Charlie's research notes. She informs Jorg, who arrives furious and dumps her as both lover and undercover reporter.

Jurg's editor is delighted with his article on the cover-up of Freek's death. Olivier's confidence he can buy off the reporter proves sadly mistaken. Bram's frat mates trick him to his family home to celebrate his 21st birthday. Marie discloses there that Charlie was planted as Jorg's undercover. The police is openly watching Brama and Olivier, who expects to be jailed after all. Hemerslag and Keller however are determined to fix everything again with Bram as scapegoat.

Jurg's editor promises him an interior news tenure as reward for the article on the frat homicide. Hemerslag and Keller demand Bram resigns as as scapegoat, while Olivier will probably be jailed. Their unsuspecting frat mates are ready to enter upper class professional life. Olivier however takes prince Alex's royal father the Nazi uniform picture, pretending that's part of the article. Jurg's editor is easily intimidated and holds the presses. To win Bram back, Charlie pretends not to be his undercover informer, so Jurg is fired. Alex pays a grim price.