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2023 in Dutch television
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This is a list of events that took place in 2023 related to television in the Netherlands.
Events
- 11 March – Journalist Daniël Verlaan wins the 23rd season of Wie is de Mol?.[1][2]
- 1 April – Bart Vandenbroeck wins Big Brother 2023, the third cooperation season of the Dutch and Belgian version of Big Brother.[3][4]
- 5 May – Chahid Charrak, Billy Dans and Noor Omrani win the third season of De Verraders.[5][6]
- 7 May – Jeroen van der Boom wins the third season of the drag queen show Make Up Your Mind.[7][8]
- 9 May – Mia Nicolai and Dion Cooper represent the Netherlands in the semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023.[9] They did not advance to represent the Netherlands in the final.[9]
- 8 September – Journalist Tom Kleijn wins the 22nd season of De slimste mens.[10]
- 26 November – Sep and Jasmijn represent the Netherlands at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023 held in Nice, France.
- 17 December – Willem Voogd wins Expeditie Robinson 2023.[11]
- 31 December – Simone Kleinsma wins the fifth season of The Masked Singer.[12]
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Debuts
- 19 March – Arcadia, Belgian-Dutch science fiction television series[13]
- 8 April – Alles is Muziek, game show presented by Marieke Elsinga[14]
- 12 April – Dag & nacht, medical drama television series[15]
- 26 April – Ruud & Olcay in voor- en tegenspoed, reality series with Ruud de Wild and Olcay Gulsen[16]
- 12 May – Het Onbekende, adventure show presented by Renze Klamer[17]
- 18 May – Bij Ons Op De Boerderij, reality television series[18]
- 23 May – De Moeite Waard?!, show presented by Tijl Beckand which follows people attempting to flip a house[19]
- 26 May – Anoniem, crime television series directed by Diederik van Rooijen[20]
- 27 May – Zing!, singing talent show[21]
- 5 June – Marcel & Gijs, talk show hosted by Gijs Groenteman and Marcel van Roosmalen[22]
- 24 June – De Kwis met Ballen, quiz show presented by Johnny de Mol[23][24]
- 2 July – Ik ga op reis en neem mee, travel dating show[25][26]
- 2 July – De Prins met het Witte Haar, dating show for elderly people presented by Dennis van der Geest[27]
- 3 July – Lettrix, game show presented by Patrick Martens and Dyantha Brooks[28]
- 8 July – The Talent Scouts, singing talent competition, considered to be the successor to The Voice of Holland.[29]
- 14 July – Bergafwaarts, competition game show presented by Jay-Jay Boske and Moïse Trustfull[30]
- 27 July – Blablabla met Schaap, show about Dutch language dialects presented by Elise Schaap[31][32]
- 7 August – Waar Gaat Het Over?, quiz show presented by Tijl Beckand[33]
- 9 August – Lucas en Arthur Jussen op Wereldtournee, three-part documentary series presented by Ivo Niehe about piano duo Lucas and Arthur Jussen[34]
- 26 August – De bouw maakt het, television show about construction presented by Daan Nieber[35][36]
- 28 August – Date Smakelijk, dating show presented by Georgina Verbaan and Patrick Martens[37]
- 28 August – In de TBS, five-part documentary series presented by Hans Faber[38]
- 29 August – Samen Uit, Samen Thuis?, travel dating show
- 30 August – De Broeders Van Rossem, show presented by Maarten van Rossem and his brother Vincent van Rossem[39][40]
- 30 August – Jelka Op Eigen Houtje, show presented by Jelka van Houten[41]
- 30 August – De Beul van Twente, three-part crime series about crimes committed by the "Beul van Twente" Rudolf K.[42]
- 1 September – Het Jaar van..., show in which celebrities look back on a particular year[43]
- 2 September – 12 Straten Groen, show presented by Anita Witzier[44]
- 2 September – Langs de IJssel, television show presented by Huub Stapel about life along the IJssel river[45]
- 3 September – You Never Walk Alone, walking television show presented by Jamie Trenité[46]
- 11 September – Volendam, een dorp in de Eredivisie, six-part documentary series about FC Volendam and Jan Smit[47]
- 14 September – Restaurant van de toekomst, food television show presented by Sosha Duysker and Anna Gimbrère[48]
- 14 September – Stagiairs, show which follows people doing an internship in Curaçao[49]
- 14 September – The Big Bang, game show presented by Staf and Mathias Coppens[50]
- 23 September – Hotel Hollandia, show presented by Paul de Leeuw[51]
- 23 September – Sketch Studio, children's drawing competition presented by Soy Kroon[52]
- 14 October – Eén Grote Familie, drama television series[53]
- 19 October – Waar is mijn erfenis?, show about inheritance presented by Dennis van der Geest[54]
- 22 October – De Bondgenoten, reality television series[55]
- 28 October – Bouwer Power, children's show about construction presented by Soy Kroon[56]
- 30 October – Leven Zonder Letters, show about functional illiteracy presented by Frans Bauer[57]
- 6 November – Kopen Of Slopen, television show presented by Caroline Tensen about buying a new home or renovating one's current home[58]
- 12 December – That's My Jam, music game show presented by Quinty Misiedjan[59]
- 16 December – Moordfeest, murder detective game show hosted by Hans Kesting[60]
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Ending this year
Deaths
- 15 January – Jan Krol, actor[65]
- 23 January – Ghislaine Pierie, actress, film director, and stage director (Baantjer, Moordvrouw, SpangaS)[66]
- 9 February – Marijke Merckens, actress[67]
- 7 March – Harry de Winter, television producer and presenter[68]
- 21 March – Fred Florusse, actor[69]
- 27 March – Wim de Bie, comedian (Van Kooten en De Bie)[70]
- 29 June – Jan Stekelenburg, television presenter (Studio Sport)[71]
- 22 August – Chrisje Comvalius, actress (Goede tijden, slechte tijden)[72]
- 31 August – Clairy Polak, journalist and radio and television presenter.[73]
- 16 September - Wimie Wilhelm, 62, actress (Baantjer).[74]
- 24 September - Reiky de Valk, 23, actor (Skam NL, Hunter Street).[75]
- 26 September - Klaas Hofstra, 79, actor (De Schippers van de Kameleon).[76]
- 14 November - Karel van de Graaf, 72, journalist and television presenter.[77]
- 17 November - Ellen Jens, 83, television producer (De Fred Haché Show, We zijn weer thuis) and director.[78]
- 1 December - Burny Bos, 79, film producer (Miss Minoes, Mijn Franse tante Gazeuse), scenarist and children's book writer, mesothelomia.[79]
- 6 December - Cilly Dartell, 66, television presenter (Hart van Nederland) and actress.[80]
- 17 December - Linda van Dyck, 75, actress (10:32, A Gangstergirl, De grens).[81]
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References
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