The very first episode! With a look back at the Winter Games, a preview of the world war and Kim van Kooten is a guest. She comes to talk about her series The terrible eighties.

Wim Voermans on TV means wrong things. If you know how often he is on television, then you know how democracy is doing. * Tex de Wit presents the Voermans index. * How are things in Ukraine? * How did Rutte kick off the campaign for the municipal elections? * Maarten Keulemans, Journalist of the Year, is our guest.

And now those totally unnecessary, mega-decadent floating high-end proletarian villages: cruise ships. The Dutch love it, but cruise ships are not only stupid, they are also very polluting. Furthermore: Europe agrees on sanctions against Russia and Brigitte Kaandorp is our guest.

Arjen follows developments in Ukraine and Ronald Goedemondt is our guest with a special lifehack for eating Bossche bollen.

The war in Ukraine also has major consequences for the sports world. Arjen is already holding an end-of-year standup in February and Russell Howard is our guest.

European countries boycott Russian media * Parcel deliverer's Day, what is it anyway? * Writer Herman Brusselmans is our guest.

Day seven of the war in Ukraine. Bird flu is sweeping the country again and is more severe and deadly than ever. Comedian Paulien Cornelisse is our guest.

The whole world has now taken sides in the war, except China. Are they really that neutral? * We discuss the latest fake news, fake poverty must end. * World kickboxing champion Rico Verhoeven is the guest.

It's International Women's Day. How female-friendly is our world really? * Who calls the celebrities in such a call panel? * Everything is getting more expensive. * Top conductor Lorenzo Viotti is our guest.

More and more multinationals are leaving Russia. * Many congregations have money problems. * Mike Bodde is our guest. He crawls behind the piano and plays a medley.

And now the job stacking is over! Municipal elections will be held next week. Well-known national politicians are put on the electoral list, but how do they combine all those jobs? * The election posters are back in the country. * Erik van Looy of The Smartest Man in the World is the guest.

It's the Friday Night Evening Show! We are talking about nuclear threat, aka nuclear war. Everyone is afraid of that again, but we don't have a clear picture of it at all. So we need to know more about it. * Who pays the energy discount? * We still have five days until the elections, is it alive yet?

Actually, you should not watch the Ajax - Benfica match. Just purely an ethical issue. * The municipal elections have started. * The Russian ambassador was a guest in Buitenhof. * Klaas Dijkhoff is our guest.

And now the meat propaganda, advertising by the government to eat more instead of less meat is over. Furthermore: The measures will soon be a thing of the past, there was a little more room for critical voice on Russian state television and everything is being done to get people to the polls. Singer Wende Snijders is our guest and plays her song This is everything.

It's time for the evening show Viewers' questions, the war edition, with diplomacy expert Jonathan. Why don't Putin and Zelensky just talk to each other? And why isn't NATO setting up a no-fly zone? * We look back on the municipal elections. * Claudia de Breij is our guest, with a first!

Like Russia with Ukraine, China thinks that Taiwan belongs to China. The big question now is: will China conquer Taiwan? * We are completely thrown to death with gambling commercials. * Ukraine gets more help from Americans. * A government campaign for everything that's coming our way right now. * Professor Mariska Kret , our guest, knows everything about feelings in animals.

Arjen Lubach dives through the issues of the day past inspiring guests to the bottom of the news. Everyone always wants to go from the issues of the day to deepening. Arjen is really looking forward to the issues of the day.

Mark Rutte is going on a European tour. * Fuad Hassen reports live on the merger of the municipality of Weesp. * Soundos El Ahmadi is our guest and talks about her worldwide Netflix hit.

We are talking about the unlucky generation: students with bad luck. Overheated housing market, studying during corona and also a loan system. * Consumer confidence has fallen to near all-time lows. * Hugo de Jonge is, just like all of us, just screwed by Sywert. * Froukje is a guest and plays her song Without a face.

Prices are rising, everything is getting more expensive. What exactly does that mean for us and what will actually become more expensive? * Today in Brussels there was a NATO summit, an EU summit and a G7 summit. * Russia is serious about a bid for the European Football Championship. * Chantal Janzen is our guest.

Max Verstappen won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Diederik Smit provides an analysis. * Ivo Niehe will be Arjen Lubach in thirty years' time. * Joe Biden was in Poland for a peace talk. * After the Oscars, it's time for Punch The Host! * S10 is a guest. She plays her Eurovision song The Depth.

And now coaching is over. The labor market is tighter than ever and we are short of everything, but the lifestyle coaches are flying around your ears. * Looking for Russian real estate. * Rutger Bregman is our guest.

It's time again for Evening Show File Knowledge. With tonight's big climate lie. Global climate policy is based on all made-up numbers that don't make any sense. * The meat tax. * A shocking reconstruction of Zemblach. * Comedian Micha Wertheim is our guest.

It's time for nautical news again. This time: Superyachts. Many countries are now trying to steal the superyachts from rich Russians. And those boats are often made in the Netherlands. * Zelensky's speech. * Hiddema from FVD. * Comedian Wim Helsen is the guest.

Students no longer go to college. Fortunately, there is already a promotional video to get students to school. * Who exactly won the Amstel Gold Race? The Evening Show Sport Studio provides the answer. * Comedian Youp van 't Hek is our guest.