Thomas Vanderveken, Jan Van Looveren and Britt Van Marsenille are searching for the truth in a world where we are flooded with information, facts and facts. In this first episode: is a keyless car hacking child's play, do you really lose weight with tequila and is peeing in a swimming pool dangerous?

Infotainment program in which Thomas Vanderveken, Jan Van Looveren and Britt Van Marsenille search for the truth in a world where we are flooded with information, facts and facts. They check all kinds of facts to find out once and for all what we can believe and what not. In the second episode: is it easy to make the Zaventem bomb, do children become hyperactive with sugar, and are you allowed to eat closed mussels or not?

In this episode: with a simple fluohes you can easily bypass the security checks, our green electricity is not always green, and a spoon of sugar is the panacea against the hiccups.

In this episode: can dog licks be dangerous, can you learn to hold your breath for 4 minutes within 2 weeks, and is it true that a wood stove emits more fine dust than 6 diesel trucks?

In this episode: white eggs are better for the environment than brown ones, washing machines eat socks and there are three ways to get your luggage off the belt first.

In this episode: jeans can save your life, you can make money fast with Instagram, and there is tamper software in irons.

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In the first episode of the new season, Jan investigates how many Flemish people in 100 would pass their driving test if they were to take it again. Britt goes to a hotel with Thomas. Not to spend the night there, but to check which complaints that can be read on some review sites were true. Do the big hotel chains really change the bed linen for every customer? And during this festive period they are particularly popular: the all-you-can-eat restaurants. But do you also get value for money here? Jan finds out.

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