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A quiz show hosted by Dutch comedian Richard Groenendijk, who in each episode gets to quiz and mock four contestants, each of whom has selected a specialist subject area. The winner gets to own Richard's coveted Big Brass Mug.

Ilja Gort (Amersfoort, 5 January 1951) is a Dutch writer, winemaker and presenter who lives alternately in the Netherlands and France. Gort was successful in composing advertising tunes until 2000, after which he devoted himself to writing books and making wine.

De slimste mens (translation: "the smartest human/person) is a trivia game show, in which famous Dutch people need to answer trivia questions correctly, with three people competing each episode. For every question they answer correctly, they gain seconds that tick away during the time the questions are asked. There are several different rounds, for example, a puzzle round and a round with pictures about a certain topic. The two people with the least amount of seconds go into the final round, in which each question answered correctly reduces the amount of seconds of the opponent. The finalist that has no seconds left loses and can not return to the next episode. In the final week the best players compete against each other and "the smartest person" wins.

Jeroen Krabbé follows the famous artist Picasso and his many wives through France, Spain and Italy.

Jeroen Krabbé follows famous painter Vincent van Goghs journey, along the way he meets modern artists that tell Krabbé about how they where inspired by Van Gogh.

Eight bad drivers "compete" in several driving challenges for the title of Worst Driver of the Netherlands.

Martin Hendriksma and Huub Stapel make a trip together along the river Rhine. Along the way they encounter all sorts of stories and facts about the lifeline of Europe.

Sexual harassment has many faces. In three dramatic reconstructions based on real events, we follow characters who cross a very blurred line. What went wrong and who's to blame?

Crazy about flying, that's what Atilay Uslu is known for. His dream came true when an immense Boeing 747 was placed in the garden of the Corendon Village Hotel Amsterdam. This documentary shows the extensive project behind it.

How far are you allowed to go to defend yourself? In three dramatic reconstructions based on real events, we follow characters in very tricky situations who see no other option than to resort to violence.

One day, 11-year-old Vince pulls a knife and threatens his classmates and teacher. Slowly the cause becomes clear: the father abuses his wife severely.

Four rich people take up the challenge of living as a homeless for one full week. Followed from a distance by the camera crew, the candidates experience what it is like to have no money, no status and no roof above their heads. In order to make it as realistic as possible, the candidates must * have no money of themselves; * not use credit cards or book a hotel * not call any of their friends or relatives. After a few days they receive a 'buddy' who teaches them a bit and gives them some tips. Each of the contestants experences the ordeal in a different way. Ex-model Kim Kötter seems to breeze through the experience, but Patrick Lusink gradually loses the struggle with homelessness and quits after three days. The other two fare somewhere inbetween. The show ends with each of the remaining contestants being reunited with their loved ones, and a short interview a month later.

Historian Maarten van Rossem explores with his sister Sis van Rossem, an art historian, and his brother Vincent van Rossem, an architectural historian, cities in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.

Host Tim Hofman has been following 5 young people for a year. They all have one thing in common: they know they are going to die. They all have a form of cancer. Tim Hofman talks with them with an open mind.

The 1960s: a period of prosperity, higher wages, more freedom, new desires and ideals, but sometimes with a bitter connotation. Philip Freriks speaks with eyewitnesses and together they go back to the places of happiness and protest.

Eight couples test their traffic knowledge. They have all participated in The Worst Driver of the Netherlands in the past. What did they learn from that participation? The losing couple 'wins' a spot in the new season.