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Rosa does her best to keep all her balls in the air, but she wants an evening without Stella to finally have a break with loud music and sex.

Raven van Dorst retreats to the countryside to pursue a dream: growing food and being a little more conscious of the earth. Raven welcomes two Dutch celebrities to the farm. While they have to roll up their sleeves, Raven asks them all about it.

The dog lives in about 2 million Dutch households. This makes the four-legged friend one of the most popular pet species in the Netherlands by far. But what is involved in raising a dog? And what does the behavior of the furry housemates say about the dog owners themselves? It is sometimes claimed that they are a flawless mirror of humans in appearance and behavior. But is that really the case? Starting Wednesday, September 20, in the new program Met Bromet naar hondencursus, documentary filmmaker Frans Bromet offers a unique look at the relationship between man and his best friend: the dog.

Frans Bromet goes in search of representatives of different right-wing movements, opinion makers and parties. He wants to know what their image of the future Netherlands looks like. What do they stand for instead of what are they against? "I hope to be positively surprised, I am open to everything," he says.

TV personality Martien Meiland and politician Caroline van der Plas are guests. They plant pumpkins, build a chicken run and buy chickens for the farm.

Presenter Eva Jinek and writer Marieke Lucas Rijneveld are guests. They make a goat pasture, get a goat pen, welcome the goats, milk them and make a berry rack and jam.

Singer Frans Bauer and rapper Ronnie Flex are guests. They dig a pond, buy plants and fish for it, they make a campfire and they plant hops.

Presenter Filemon Wesselink and television personality Sergio Vyent are guests. They buy herbs and make an herb spiral. They also build bat boxes.

Historian and TV personality Maarten van Rossem and hostess Emma Wortelboer are guests. Maarten excels in doing nothing, he's happy to talk but Emma has to do the work. They build a greenhouse and make a scarecrow.

Rosa and Jelle are longing for an evening without Stella: finally loose in their own house with loud music, cigarettes and sex. While Rosa and Jelle try to squeeze the maximum out of their momentary freedom, they ruin the weekend of hiking of Jelle's parents. Meanwhile, Bregje and Steve have a spontaneous date.

Now that Rosa's maternity leave is over, a suitable babysitter must be found quickly. Neighbor Mira helps them out with her old babysitter, although Jelle has his doubts about this new addition.

When Rosa hears that Bridget Maasland has not invited her to a party, she decides to invite herself. Jelle doesn't feel like it at all and would prefer to stay home, but he has to come along.

Jelle surprises Rosa with a romantic weekend away in a fantastic house with a jacuzzi, a delicious breakfast and a beautiful view of Camp Westerbork. Meanwhile, Jelle's parents look after Stella, until Jelle's father has a heart attack.

Jelle's birthday is approaching and Rosa allows her to pick out an expensive leather jacket as a gift. But before that happens, Jelle has to look for a coat and Rosa gets into a fight in the playground.

Rosa wants Stella to get a coveted spot with Jip and Janneke: the ultimate childcare. She also tries to be a good friend to Marina who is still grieving for her deceased husband. Jelle receives good and bad news after a medical check-up.

Rosa and Jelle go out for dinner with a childhood friend of Rosa's, who still looks enviably young. Rosa then considers Botox to keep her TV career on track. After dinner, Jelle has great difficulty dividing the bill and wants revenge.

Rosa wants to conquer her place in the old boys network at work, but that is not easy. In order to score points with her boss, she brings in his daughter as a babysitter. Jelle has his doubts until he meets her.