Where should you go when you have grown up after years of youth care? When you are used to dozens of social workers interfering with you and looking over your shoulder at everything you do. When crisis or homeless shelters are your ‘home’ because living independently is not an option. In the new EO series 'Lost Youth', documentarymakers Sahar Meradji and Floor van der Kemp follow four young adults.

The success formula of the SBS6 hit 'Million Dollar Island' remains the same, but in a new look - and in a different location: the sweltering desert!

Louisa & Rowan's greatest wish has come true: the couple are getting married in church. An extraordinary moment: no other known transgender couple in the world has ever been blessed by the church.

Families and couples turn their lives around by moving to different places in Europe to build a new life. We follow them for a year until they are completely settled.

Documentary maker Thamar Bus takes viewers into the lives of women with a controversial hobby: hunting. These ladies show that you don't need testosterone to pull the trigger. Yet, they are increasingly hunted themselves by activists. How do they stand their ground when they themselves become targets?

Comedian Dolf Jansen takes a deep dive into the world of advertising and its manipulation, seduction and psychology techniques

Documentary maker Sahar Meradji (Woke/Sedated) follows a number of people who, according to the definition of the General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD), are said to be right-wing extremists. Who are these people? How do they see the world, what do they dream of, and above all, why?

Million Dollar Island is a high-stakes social experiment in which 100 contestants must forge friendships and build alliances as they plot to stay on a remote desert island for up to 50 days and compete to win their share of the ultimate $1 million prize

Six entrepreneurs show all the ins and outs of their successful - almost unreal - ventures that make them extremely wealthy at such a young age

Personalities Louisa and Rowan experience what it is like to run a campsite. But do they manage to get up early for breakfast every morning? And who actually keeps those toilet blocks clean?

Documentarymaker Maartje van Poelje follows the Dutch entry Mia and Dion on their way to the Eurovision songcontest. How are the two relatively inexperienced artists preparing for Europe's biggest music event?

Documentary maker Sahar Meradji follows the daily lives of three troubled families. A super close-up that reveals exactly how and why things go wrong.

Super stylist Fred van Leer and the team of Koonings, the biggest bridal store in the world, help brides finding the wedding dress of their dreams. Along the way they deal with difficult wishes, challenging budgets and picky family members, as well as a lot of tears of joy!

Documentary maker Sahar Meradji dives into the world of 'woke'. From anti-black Pete to climate demonstrations. Who are these mostly young 'awake' activists? What moves them and what do they fight for? And is 'woke' really the key to a better society or does it cause more division?

Personalities Louisa & Rowan are like a fish out of water, as the two travel to one of the most expensive places in our country: 't Gooi!