Kees Stevens

Sixteen participants live together. They are divided into teams and have to compete & win their assignments. But in the end, it's every man for himself, because at the end of every month, only one person wins a hundred thousand euros.

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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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.

In RTL Vanavond's new talk show, presenters Renze Klamer, Beau van Erven Dorens, and Humberto Tan are joined by a whole squad of well-known divers. And there are some notable names among them.

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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.

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.

Te land ter zee en in de lucht is the oldest Dutch amusement television show. It was first aired in 1971. In 2006 the 35th season of the TROS program was recorded and broadcast. It is still a popular show and travels through the country during the summer.

In the show, two Dutch celebrities compete against each other along with someone from their private circle who has extensive musical knowledge.

Frans and Mariska Bauer have been a well-oiled machine for over 30 years. Frans travels throughout the country for his performances and is often away from home. Mariska runs the house. Now that their boys are getting older and increasingly independent, they can't escape the fact that this busy life will be very different in a few years. Empty nest syndrome is looming. Besides, Frans saw Abraham last year and finds balance in his busy career increasingly important. But how do you achieve that? In "F'rans & Mariska, Couples on the Test," they prepare for this new phase in their lives. They put it to the test and ask themselves: is overwintering in Spain something for us? They get help from other well-known couples who, like them, have the same question or have already found the answer.

Mike and Monique Hansler became the stars of Winter Vol Liefde (Winter Full of Love). Mother and son even spawned their own reality series from their adventure. Incidentally, the reality series doesn't feature the couple in ski suits in Seefeld, Austria, but in swim trunks in sun-drenched Altea, Spain (which also explains the title). There, the couple opens a beach club.

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