A special memorial broadcast for Khalid and Sufi
A talk show with the famous and less-known descendants of Khaled and Sophie, broadcast live from the Judicial Institutions Department. It recalls the horrors that the talk show participants had to endure. Raoul Heritage joins in to put it all in context, but with a joke. He is interrupted midway by Ramzi Nasr, who reads the names of all the bribed officials with tears in his eyes.
[NB: LOCATIEHUUR GRAAG AFREKENEN MET CASH IN BRUINE ENVELOPPEN]

Zembla: Freedom for sale
Zembla Research Program Research Editors have received and are investigating research advice. A reliable source claims that you can be released early in the Netherlands if you pay DJI officials in cash in brown envelopes. During the investigation, Zembla’s journalists come across strange recordings, lying lawyers, a leak by Redouane Taghi, and angry clients, and the trail leads to a well-known crime journalist.

#Angry: Hans
Hans is #angry. He paid 8,000 euros to his lawyer to get out of prison early, but that did not work. Tim Hoffman tries to make Hans angry and tells his lawyer that you are now saying that you did not try to bribe but you promised me and you too. I told-Peter-R-De-Vries-so-you-also-lying-about-the-reward-your-lies. And sweets.

Royce
A biographical film about a young lawyer trying to make a career on the back of his father’s corpse. There are five hundred or a thousand enemies, all of them wanting to take him down. But then comes the revelation that could blow everything up. Something Royce thought would appear again someday, but he didn’t know how.

Lying rules
A panel of experienced journalists weighs in on fake news about the “bombing of Israel” by Khaled Qasim at the non-profit organization. According to Felix Merders, this was a rather stupid act, which embarrassed Qasim greatly. But the conclusion cannot be drawn from the recordings that Qasim spread fake news, although he understands that this suggestion is being made.

Rule of law state
Margaret van der Linden travels through the Netherlands to see what the rule of law is like, which is currently under great pressure in the Netherlands. It shows how honest journalists, uncorrupted lawyers, and honest talk show guests provide a counterbalance to hatred and populism.

Dictation do it yourself
A four-part documentary series in which Khaled Qassem discovers why his talk show was canceled by BNNVARA. Kasem speaks with other victims of secretly recorded conversations such as Joran van der Sloot, Francisco Van Goli, Paris Hilton and the man in the beano suit from Sesame Street.

Just see you here
Niels van der Laan stars as Elin Ten Dam, and Jeroen Wu stars as Khalid Kassim. Together they travel to Morocco to learn more about each other’s music, personality, and motivations. It ends with a song in which “positive discrimination” rhymes with “talk show show.”

Laughter in a Budel (Purchased from Omroep Budel)
A local reporter from Budel with an unusual mustache goes to Amsterdam to interview members of the “Free Khaled Qasim” action group. They stand next to supermarkets and wear little T-shirts to shout that suddenly accusing Khaled Qassem of things that Khaled Qassem did is discrimination.

CASA: Suspicious lawyers
paying off! Eight thousand euros in your mouth soon!

Address unknown
Something about a drone. You just don’t know what