The last 100 days of school are traditionally a time where students in their last year celebrate the end of an era. But it’s also a beginning of a new chapter in their life where they have to make choices that determine their future.

100 DAYS follows these 18 year old as they navigate this exiting time in their life, while painting a picture of a generation that is knocking on the door of adulthood.

Dieter Coppens is taking us on a trip with animal experts from all over the world and gives us a unique glimpse into their daily work.

In Dossier X Belgium’s biggest crime cases come back to life. Investigators and people involved testify about the case that changed their life.

Camping Coppens’ relates the personal story of presenter Staf Coppens, his wife Monique and their children Beau and Nora during the greatest adventure of their lives. They left absolutely everything behind to move to Sweden, to open a campsite in the midst of some of the world’s most stunning nature. But they soon encounter many obstacles between their dream and reality.

In the previous four seasons we saw the family leave their lives in Belgium and evolve from Swedish newcomers to professional campsite operators. While parents and children each in their own way, and with trial and error, integrate into Swedish society, they look forward to the next step. In season 5, Staf and his family want to discover what Swedish city life and the associated skating opportunities have to offer.

There’s one thing farmers all over the world have in common: leaving their farm to go on a holiday (even a short one) feels like a mission impossible. 
Enter ‘Celebrity Farmsitters’! 

In every episode the host of the show gives a farming family an opportunity to go on a short break while he takes over their farm. 

To do so, every week he invites a different celebrity to help out. 

Together they take care of business by milking the cows, herding sheep, harvesting crops and taking the produce to market. 
Entertainment and excitement are guaranteed while also offering the viewer an unique and fun insight on how a farm and food production actually works. 

When it’s break time, the farm also proves to be the perfect location for in dept conversations with the celebrity helpers. 

Feelgood celebrity entertainment at its best! 

Four couples give up their privacy to take their relationship and the viewers to the next level.

What is the secret to a great relationship? Four couples film their own unique relationship training, coached by experts, to discover how to give their lives together a boost. 

The results are surprisingly recognizable.

Please do try this at home!

Comedian Philippe Geubels acts as a newly appointed anxiety coach to help ordinary people break free from the fears that limit their lives. Drawing on his own long battle with anxiety – and armed with disarming humour, empathy and a team of certified psychologists – Philippe guides participants through a personalised program built on exposure therapy, the proven method of confronting fear step by step until it loses its power. Each episode follows several individuals as they begin with small challenges and build toward a deeply personal finale.

In ‘Down the Road’ we see the beautiful unfolding of a unique journey taken by Dieter Coppens and his 6 fellow travellers with Down Syndrome. This is a golden opportunity for the travel companions to venture beyond the familiar and experience what it’s like to be more independent, make new friends and perhaps even find love. As they embrace the world, we get to see just how much they have to offer, making ‘Down the Road’ quite the eye – and heart – opening experience for everyone.   

With an average market share of 53% viewers were glued to their screens as they watched the most recent series on Eén. The show was also a hit on Ketnet and it became hugely popular in the Netherlands as well. Critically acclaimed winner of a prestigious Rose d’Or and with local version produced in the Netherlands, Romania and Poland, ‘Down The Road’ is well on its way to touching the hearts of a broad international audience.  

Donald Trump wants to buy Greenland. The Danes and NATO are not caving in. 
But what do the Greenlanders themselves actually think about all this? 
Karine Claassen travels to the world’s largest island in search of an answer to that question. She discovers that Greenlanders are very proud of their identity, but also struggle with it. The colonization by Denmark has left its mark. And, in a strange way, Trump is now bringing them closer together again.

Dating can be nerve-racking!  But what if you could go on a date without even realizing it?

Matchmakers is a dating show that sends an unsuspecting single on 3 hidden camera dates orchestrated by his/her friends and a creative tv host. After these dates the single is invited into the tv studio to look back on the dates, hopefully choosing one out of the three daters to go on a romantic trip with.  

A dating show packed with fun, surprises and romance.

Step into the backyard clubhouse of scientists Lieven Scheire and Hetty Helsmoortel, where curiosity is always rewarded and nothing is ever quite what it seems.

 In every episode, Lieven and Hetty dive into a new world of science and technology, exploring one central theme through crazy experiments, DIY inventions and spectacular demonstrations. From building rockets to sending secret messages, they turn big scientific questions into hands-on adventures for young viewers.

 With surprising experiments, bizarre inventions and plenty of ‘wow’ moments, Nerdland for Little Nerds makes science accessible, exciting and above all, fun.

While Karl slowly began losing his sight in his teenage years, music and sound become more and more important in his life.
Today Karl is blind but he also organizes concerts with a focus on perfect sound quality…

In Nothing To See, Karl wants to share his passion for sound and music with the world. In every episode he invites a famous music artist on a road trip in another country. Together they will make a trip that is packed with music and unique local sound experiences.

There will be nothing to see.
But a lot to enjoy.

In times like these, who wouldn’t want to win the chance to do absolutely nothing for an entire year? That is exactly what’s at stake in game show  One Year Off  where 16 contestants battle it out over 13 weeks to win the annual salary of the biggest earner in the group. 

Everyone can win, because in this game it is not only about what you know, but also about who you know. Points can be won by answering questions correctly and by guessing who will answer correctly. Every week one participant has to leave the arena, while the others work their way into the hearts of the people at home
and continue to battle for the big prize and work their way into the hearts of the people at home. 

This household brand in family entertainment aired for the very first time in 2001 and was a hit for 7 seasons. The title was relaunched in 2020 by Roses Are Blue. Since Then, 4 exciting seasons have been made.

The Diversity Dating format that helps people with a mental challenge to find love. 

Two hosts open a temporary dating agency in order to help our Daters to find their perfect match. 

Starting with an intake where we get to know the ‘Dater’, followed by a special date designed to make them feel at ease in order to increase the chances of success. But it doesn’t stop there, over the course of the following episodes we follow their love story to find out if our Daters are now an actual couple. 

Project Cupid, it is the kind, lighthearted and beautiful search for love.

Ready To Love Again is a special journey to South Africa with Ruth Beeckmans and five people who have lost their partners. Together, they explore whether, after profound loss, there can still be room for love.

They share their grief, their doubts and their memories, but above all, they share plenty of humour, warmth and moments of pure joy. Because grieving doesn’t mean you have to stop living, and falling in love again doesn’t mean you are leaving someone behind.

Against the breathtaking backdrop of South Africa, each of them goes on three dates. Afterwards, they choose one person to spend a weekend with.

An honest, moving and sometimes surprisingly funny story about loss, love and the courage to open your heart again.

Summer hit is a nationwide contest to search for the best summer hit of the year. The nominees are presented to the audience over the course of 5 episodes and during the live finale the winner is revealed.

This music competition was a smash hit in 2022 with an average market share of 42%. And Summer Hit is more than just television, because the competition was launched on the radio and attracted massive online attention all summer long. Each festive musical event was visited by more than 10.000 people.

In just two years, Zomerhit has become a brand that every artist wants to be a part of. It has become one of the most important music prizes in Flanders.

The Big Bang’ is the physical and fun balloon-popping-obstacle-course that sees three celebrity duos challenged to execute a series of exciting assignments. 

They will enter the studio in a race against time to get through three entertaining rounds; with the ultimate goal: being the first duo to cause ‘The Big Bang’ by popping a giant balloon in the finale. Can they still think clear while hanging upside down, or even underwater? 

And who can answer general knowledge questions while there’s electricity in the air and in the chair? Nothing is too crazy for ‘The Big Bang’. 

On each episode of this spectacular studio entertainment show, two human guinea pigs answer a number of intriguing questions about science and the human body. Which is the stronger sex? How long can someone survive in a frozen lake? What happens to the human body above 16,000 feet? The questions are tested in a range of thrilling, scientific and hilarious experiments before the findings are reported back in the studio and discussed with experts. Every question will be answered, no matter how embarrassing or painful the research might be!

Welcome to a special place where abandoned dogs get a new lease, and leash, on life. The Dog House is a shelter where dogs are paired with a new ‘forever family’ thanks to the help of Flanders’ sweetest dog whisperers Dominique Van Malder and Joris Hessels. This heart-warming format gives a fascinating insight into the work of a re-homing team whose ultimate goal is to find each dog a new human to love.

8 celebrities embark on an extreme expedition in ice-cold Greenland, scorching hot Namibia,…

They are dropped off in the middle of nowhere and in two weeks they try to reach the end together with 2 specialists.

With temperatures dropping below -30°C or soaring above 40°C and no luxury at all, the 8 celebs of all walks of life face their biggest physical and mental challenge yet. 

All masks come off as they join forces to complete their expedition.

No games or produced competition format. Just the real deal.  
Can they reach the finish line together? 

Can we build our very own boat and cross the entire country with it?
In ‘The Goldfish’, two friends try to answer that question by going on a heartwarming, entertaining and uplifting adventure. 

To succeed, they rely on the locals’ hospitality and help. 
This way they meet a whole lot of nice and interesting people along the way. 

The Goldfish proves you don’t have to go far to find gold.

Siska Schoeters goes looking for answers in ‘The Hot Seat’. She talks to groups of people who deal with a lot of prejudice because of their lifestyle, ideology, physical or psychological disorders. 
Siska familiarizes herself with the topics by for instance checking in to the monastery or by immersing herself in the SM community. 

But Siska also gives the entire country the chance to ask their very own questions.  She audio records the questions the public would like to know the answers to, but are afraid to ask face to face. These questions are played back to the group who is the subject of the episode in an empty television studio. Every question is answered honestly and with vulnerability, broadening the mind of the viewers at home. 

The Hot Seat is the place to be for some shameless curiosity.

In this extraordinary new social experiment, a group of people all living with dementia, spanning different ages and at various stages of the disease, are tasked with helping run a restaurant led by a successful chef.

Dementia is the Europe’s biggest killer and around the world someone is diagnosed every three minutes. It’s a disease that doesn’t just affect older people and it doesn’t only impact on memory. Dementia can rob you of your speech, your mobility, your eyesight and if you are of working age it can cost you your job, and sometimes the roof over your head. This major new format sets out to change perceptions about the disease and demonstrate that a diagnosis doesn’t have to mean the end of a career.

Over a five-week period, and with a dementia expert on hand to advise, the group take on all the roles of a busy restaurant – including cooking, taking orders, serving and making drinks. Celebrity diners and members of the public visit the restaurant to put the newly trained staff to the test.

Poignant, informative and uplifting, the format challenges perceptions about dementia, and reveals the impact work has on a person’s sense of identity and purpose.

The Way Out is a humorous and nerve-wracking experience for two celebrity duos. Their quest? Figure out the scientific experiments, unravel the codes and untangle the mysteries in order to escape from the adventure room first.

Not just any room but one packed with tricky challenges to solve. Every test or assignment they complete provides them with a clue and brings them one step closer to finding the way out. Each episode two different celebrity duos are locked into that week’s adventure room. Behind the scenes the two duos are led and sometimes misled by the hosts. Can the duos keep a level head, stay determined and not let anything distract them from finding the way out?

In the studio the hosts are joined by an expert as they provide more background information about each test, making the experiments more relevant for the viewer and enhancing the play along factor.

The Wonder Years explores all the beauty but also the difficulties that come along with parenthood. 

Because raising children is not a walk in the park! 

In The Wonder Years the hosts try to figure out how they can help their celebrity guest, and the viewers at home become better parents. To do so, they invite experts over to their studio for a chat and they go into the field to figure out the answers to questions parents are struggling with these days.  

How can I limit the negative impact of social media on my children? What to do when my child is being bullied? Is it possible my tiny toddler is racist? The answers to all these questions and more in The Wonder Years!

In Wildlife, Dieter Coppens takes eight young adults with personal challenges to Thailand, where they work together in an animal sanctuary.
Among elephants, monkeys, and other wild animals, they discover not only the healing power of care, but also the power of human connection.

Guided by psychologist Dominique, they share their stories, truly listen to one another, and find new courage.

A warm and hopeful series about vulnerability, resilience, and the magic that happens when people and nature meet.

In Zero Stars, Joris Hessels and Viktor Verhulst set out to explore a handful of hidden gems.

With open minds, plenty of spontaneity, and a good dose of humor, they show that you don’t need the usual tourist hotspots to have a memorable trip.

A fresh look at travel, packed with little moments that feel big.