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In "Oh Oh Den Haag," we follow eight colorful residents of The Hague: true Hague residents with a big heart and a sharp tongue, and respectable Hague residents with a sense of style and tradition. Two worlds, but one city. In each episode, we cut from one resident to the next: from silver tea trays and etiquette to toilet rolls, Hague mats, and bitterballen. The series reveals the vast differences, but also the warmth, humor, and humanity that unite The Hague.
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