Roy Donders

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Ten Dutch celebrities participate in each broadcast. Two non-ordinary questions are asked of the Dutch celebrities per episode, such as "Who would have the easiest time going forty days without sex?", "Who used to be chosen last in gymnastics?" and "Who is your best friend?". The broadcasts claim that for each question a panel of 100 people compiled in advance a top 10 in which the famous candidates were "ranked."

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In YouTube format Open Kaart, presenter Robbert Rodenburg talks to famous Dutch people, such as Monica Geuze, Jaimie Vaes, Jutta Leerdam or our own Chantal. Robbert's personal questions often result in a beautiful, vulnerable and sometimes even emotional conversation, which earned him a Televizier Ster Online Video Series in 2022. And thus us as loyal fans.

This might sound like a piece of cake, but nothing could be further from the truth. There is, in fact, a twist. In this hilarious and exciting quiz, participants divide themselves at one of the six answer options for every question. Each option is linked to a ball. Is a player standing at the correct answer? Then all is well, and the ball stops in time. But if the contestant in question gives a wrong answer, he or she takes an involuntary dive into the cooling pool water beneath them. What further makes De Kwis met Ballen unique is the team aspect. In every episode, the participants form a close-knit five-person team that knows each other inside out. Whether they are colleagues, family members, best friends, or football buddies, they know exactly what to expect from one another. Hopefully for them, this also brings a spark of luck: after all, no one wants to end up with a soaking wet suit.

A gigantic and mysterious house with two fully furnished floors, 21 authentic rooms, 120 surprising and escape room-style hiding places, and a game full of suspense, humor, and tactics.

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Each time, a celebrity takes on the role of host or hostess. The celebrity must host an evening at home for four guests and serve a homemade three-course dinner. The guests then rate the food and the atmosphere. The one with the highest score will be crowned the biggest winner at the end of the week.

The biggest stars of Dutch music, a pub setting with beer, bitterballen and 200 enthusiastic music lovers: the brand new SBS6 music program Het Holland Huis is the nicest pub in the Netherlands. Each week one well-known singer is central. Artists such as Frans Bauer, André Hazes, Tino Martin and Mart Hoogkamer turn every episode into a musical party. The audience is treated to old hits, new songs, guest appearances and surprising new talent. In between there will be a quiz for a good cause. One thing is certain: the roof is coming off! The Holland House is presented by Roxeanne Hazes!

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Twelve boys compete against each other in the wilderness of Kenya. The battle for the title of 'king of the safari' is between: singer Brace, Davinio Enriqueo, Dusty Taconis, Joshua Luza, drag queen Janey Jacké, Meedo, the Dutch Ken Melle van Rooijen, Nick Eshuis, reality star Roy Donders, rapper Sem van Dijk, Sjorleone and Tony Wyczynski

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Seven famous couples stay together in one of the most luxurious villas in the Netherlands. Under the guidance of Monica Geuze and Valerio Zeno, they compete with each other, with the ultimate weapon: love! Through exciting and extremely confrontational challenges they rediscover their own relationship and the relationships of the other couples. Which couple knows each other best? Which couple is the best at working together? Who will be crowned Power Couple 2024?

In the new SBS6 program, teams of famous Dutch people have to bring a giant ball with a diameter of 4 meters from point A to point B. Whoever does this the fastest wins. The Saturday evening show is performed by Jan Versteegh.