MUSIC
Welcome to Café de Mol. Only one elimination this week. Thankfully a bit back to normal. My
little sheep haven't wandered off, they're still sitting nicely in their chairs. Jonathan and Manu.
Hello both. What an episode again. Absolutely. Super fun. I thought it was a really fun
episode. And positive for you guys? Your main suspect is still in it. Absolutely.
It could very well be that I nail it on the first try this year. Are you still
convinced of that? Definitely. You know you can change your mind as this episode of Café de
Mol goes on. Yes. No? Yes. We'll discuss everything, so maybe you'll suddenly see things you hadn't
quite caught before. Yes, but I think I'm starting to get tunnel vision. That's very
dangerous. Still in the massive tunnel vision. Okay. It's a shame, Abigail is
out. So Abigail and Vincent, both sent home. And she's such a great one. What a shame, right? Yes, but they're
obviously no longer in the game. You have to know who the mole is. That's true. And there's also one more
person who won't be happy about Abigail leaving. And that's Brechtje. Because
she was on Maïté in week one. Last week she thought Karla was the mole and then it was Abigail. So
yeah, look, a new mole hunter. Really good at finding the mole. Still not happy, she's
very likeable and she's good at predicting who has to leave. Is my main suspect
out again? Oh my god, I'm the worst mole hunter ever. This is getting really embarrassing
now. Okay, new main suspect. Wout. So yeah, super bad for Wout, but probably
he'll be out next week. There you go, Wout. Still a fun little game, hunting for the mole. It's fun.
Have you had any experience herding sheep? The closest I've ever been to a sheep is
a nice lamb chop. That's a different way of herding. Yes, no, actually. I'm also
a bit scared of them. I really don't like it. I always think those animals are going to... But you
stayed calm. Yes, and just didn't let them see me scared. Yes, that's a shame. Maybe there's
someone at home dying right now. Where would you have chosen if you were the mole? For the
sheep or the zipline? Yes, the zipline, 100%. Yes, but both. You can actually
do some good moleing in both cases. But that's practically not possible. No, but yes, if for example
you don't give the hints or no hints can come, they can still shout at that zipline, but
you just don't know what to talk about. Yes, but I just think if you're briefed as the mole on the
assignment and you could... choose your position, then I just think, if you know the group a little,
just put a few people together and you have to get sheep into a small rectangle,
that's already a guaranteed failure and guaranteed chaos. So actually you don't need to do much
to make it fail. So then I'd go to the spot where you can ultimately
finish it and determine whether the money goes into the pot or not. Yes, we obviously don't know that yet. We
don't know where the mole actually was. They could be with the sheep. What we do know for certain is that the
four shepherds have a very clear picture of what the modern farming lifestyle involves. I
hope we're really talking about those overalls. Oh yes. How they pop them on. So nice. And then picking grass
in those overalls. But once on location, the farming lifestyle is a bit less glamorous. Can you
clean it up too? But they've already rushed off, farming is simply a matter of
love. Who's going to point toward love? Where is love? Here is love. Maxim hasn't figured out the assignment
yet and walks into the square himself. Stand in your square, that really isn't going well. Oh!
Julie also hasn't quite figured it out yet. Meanwhile we're getting to know the candidates a little better
Wout is also cooperating really well.
And in the end they know perfectly what the farming lifestyle is all about. That is filth, mess,
crap, sweat. Everything's there. Look, it wasn't just droppings, there's also a lot of time
lost. That's very clear. Ooh, should I say something about that? Yes, please. What did you
see? Who stands out there? I thought it was especially clever to point at those sheep. When they were in a section,
you mean? Yes, that's actually a good start to show what you'd need to talk about.
And I think that came from Wout. So that keeps me a bit away from suspecting Wout. For
pointing at those sheep. I thought that Maxim was especially very busy making it really fun
for everyone. Amusing people with those button clicks and thinking... Oh, look, she's
among the sheep. So that's kind of... Come on, while I'm thinking... Hello, you need to
keep going. So I found Maxim fairly suspicious there. And Julie also notable. We heard a lot
from her. I didn't see her do very much. And she was also yelling at those animals. While she
had said you should stand calmly. Yes, that's true. Not making any mistakes. No, that's quite
clear. Jonathan and Louis, have you each found a way already... I was waiting in the
parking lot before you nearly killed yourself. Later maybe... It's just going to
keep being confusing, Jonathan and Jonathan. Jonathan was waiting in a different parking lot.
We're in Antwerp, not much parking here. Jonathan, has this episode inspired you?
A little yes, Dennis. To what? I want to give a shout-out with this meme
to all grandpas who secretly financially support their grandchildren. Like 5 euros or 200
francs. That's nice, 200 francs. Always welcome. Now, if you don't want grandchildren or children,
well now you and I as West Flemings can speak about it. West Flemish chatting is a cheap
form of contraception. Yes, although I must say that the two lovebirds are from Waregem and Bruges.
That's where it is. Only West Flemings can say this about West Flemings. I think. Do you have anything else
about West Flemings? Or about one specific person from West Flanders? No, but who should
also think about contraception is of course Megan from Temptation.
Wow, that really came out of nowhere. Really good. You have a thing with Megan, don't you? I've seen Megan,
yes. In full glory. And? Fun? Amazing. Yes, really entertaining. Okay. Is this group in Portugal any
more fun than Megan? Yes, definitely. That's quite clear. They're also starting to get to know
each other a bit better. And when they get to know each other better, they can also dish out a few jabs.
You have to win the trust of the sheep. You should never approach them too fast. You have to
approach them slower. I don't know if it's good that you're playing. Why? You're here. You get immediately
intimidated. At 110 kilometers per hour, I'll say. He said 130. That's because you might be a bit heavier.
I must say, Julie, in terms of presentation it's really top class already. Look, the vibe is good. That's
clear. And to make the vibe even better, we've also invited a few former candidates
again. Hilde and Els, they're here for example. Good evening, both of you.
Good evening.
It's already clear again this year, that group is very attached to each other after just a few days. Was it the same
for you, did it happen that quickly? Yes. Yes, immediately, straight away. So we really relate to that. Now,
it's episode three, so they've actually already been together for a week. And that really does create a bond.
All your phones have been taken away. So you really only have each other. And yes, that creates
a bond indeed. Is that why it happens so quickly? Yes, and that's everyone's dream. So you're already among
the ten lucky ones of that year to get to go along. So you have something in common and you
all want to make the best of it. Yes, so I think you have a common denominator
that makes it fun for everyone. Yes, definitely. It's also a nice group now, just like with you guys.
Do you already have a favourite? There are a number of favourites, but do you mean a favourite mole? A
favourite candidate, someone you feel a bit more for? I do like Dries's remarks.
Karla is out, but had also stolen my heart. They're all great people. Yes, I think they're
so too. And a mole, do you have one yet? I have a mole and I have a wish mole. So I think Wout is the mole
and Isabel is my wish mole. And if Wout isn't the mole, then he's the wish mole and Isabel is the mole. Okay. Els?
I'm also in the Wout tunnel, but after this episode I haven't completely
ruled out Isabel. I find her more suspicious now than in previous episodes. And in third place is Jana for me
still. Where do you think the mole must be? Is it with the sheep or at the zipline? If you
think it's Wout, then... It's with the sheep then. Yes, so I kind of follow Jonathan on both. If
Wout is the mole, then I think he must be with the sheep. And if it's Isabel, then... That's
a watertight theory. But now Jonathan, the zipline.
Something for you, any experience with it? I find that really fun, those open spots. But it always costs
so much. And then there's Niagara Falls in America. And then it's like 150 dollars. And then I just
skip it. I'm not sure if Niagara Falls is in America, but... Do you have
an American... No, wait. Yes you do. Yes? Wait, there is both the Canadian side and the
American side? Is that possible? Am I that wrong? But now? Not for me. You're worth
admiring. Your face alone is worth it. A lot of information was exchanged at that zipline.
A lot. Want to remember much? I found that quite nice. I found Jana's Starbucks story really
fun. Saying to someone that you met them somewhere else. I found it especially
interesting what we all learned about Isabel's travel experience. Which cities, which
countries she's visited. Pay close attention, because it's important for the exam afterwards. I really
love travelling. The last trip we did was Iceland. Before that we did a cruise on
the Nile. Last year Tanzania and Zanzibar. Before that Marrakesh. Before that Peru. Before that
Namibia. So we were normally going to Chile and Bolivia, but that couldn't go ahead. Then
we did Iceland. We drove there by car. I got a very hefty fine of
400 euros there, because I was driving fast. Shouldn't we get going? And I'll keep talking, okay?
Yes, good idea. Well, an insane amount of information all at once. If I were Yannis, I
would go crazy. And he himself too.
Okay, we're going to do a little test. Jonathan, you're the candidate on the mole. You're zooming along on
a zipline. And the fado singer sings a question for you. In this case it's a
male fado singer. There's only one singer here, so Manu. Thank you very much. And do I have to sing it or complete it? You
have to complete it singing. I'll do my best, okay. Where did Isabel go first? To
Marrakesh or Peru?
Answer now. Marrakesh. No, Peru. Which countries did she visit last year? Which country has she
not visited? She's visited so many. Last year... Iceland? Peru, Iceland? I don't know. I don't control
that. I said, important to pay attention. Tanzania and... Zanzibar. Zanzibar, fantastic
song by Bart Kaell. Thank you. Are you going to sing that too? In the musical? And here now? The Zanzibar.
Where are the days of the Zanzibar? The Zanzibar. The Zanzibar.
Okay, back to the assignment. There was a lot of chatting, a lot of singing, maybe also some
moleing. That's why we've lined everything up. Who answered what and who didn't
during that assignment. Look, it's a lot. It's a neat overview. A nice overview. We'll
leave it on screen long enough so everyone can follow along. A few specific
things. The most notable... Isabel's "Piet" for Isabel, "Piet" for Dries, sung by Isabel. Truly
remarkable. I found that so funny. That was fun. Collectively here in Café de Mol everyone got a little spot
from laughing. Everyone also saw that answer coming. But why
would Dries do that? Or anyone do that? Come on, really. A deep sigh. From personal experience I can say
that that sometimes... No, that's not true. No, why would someone... I think Isabel simply
went for the rhyme. That's clear. Yannis also said that by answering "Wiet." But for the
rest he did well. That's your suspect, right. Yes, correct. But he brought in some
money. But I think as the mole it's also simply important to occasionally gain
a little trust within the group. So earning some money once is obviously no
disaster. But I would, if I were Yannis, just have named one of the other countries.
Because there were so many countries she mentioned. And to then give exactly the right answer, that
I find so... Then I would have let everything go. She had literally just said it, when they were
walking, she had said it again. We then went to Iceland. Hilde, Els, what do you
think? Does the mole have to give the right answer when hanging on that zipline? Because they obviously know
which questions are coming. I think the mole will only give the right answer if they really
can't avoid it. If it was just said, they can't get around it. And otherwise I'd stay quiet,
I think. Or give so many answers... That it becomes overwhelming. That he gave so much info
to Yannis to sow some chaos in his head, I think. He still managed to answer correctly
though. That's the impressive thing. That makes him very un-mole-like, I think. The impressive thing is that he
still knew anything. Yes, exactly. You've seen how difficult it was. Yes, but you know what I also found
really strange? That Jana in the beginning was sort of beating around the bush, she wasn't
really giving that many answers. And as the time had actually already passed
to zoom down, then they went at 120 km per hour, love, red, and then
Scampi diabolique comes up, that I don't get anymore. But just in time. Yes, but for me that's then
again something so mole-like, like you already know the question and you just want to quickly say here
that we got at least one of the two right. I found that strange. Okay, Jonathan, other Jonathan,
what memes did you make for this assignment? Yes, speaking of Isabel's weed. You know it
well, you're sitting at a campfire and then some idiot has to start playing Wonderwall. Stop
it already. That's just a call to action. Not necessarily a joke. And speaking of idiots, I'm always
jealous of men who have so much self-confidence that they send a dick pic of a full two
centimeters and a half. And give it a name. And give it a name. That's an added bonus too. We
have a few West Flemings here. Certainly. Jonathan. There's only one West Fleming
in Portugal. In the pleasant company. And that's Maxim. He brings some local colour and he does
that in Portugal. Here he teaches us how to say "garden" in West Flemish. "Zutnenhof."
Zutnenhof. He does say things that even subtitlers can't translate, doesn't he?
But Maxim also speaks English. Excuse me. Can we use your jacket and your stuff? And he can even
speak Portuguese. A world language,
isn't it? The Flemish
world language. Absolutely. They understand us everywhere. Yes, that's clear. We'll take a closer
look at the other assignments in a moment. But that inevitably leads to this. The trumpet or actually the
bugle. Is that the same? I don't think it's the same. It is actually the same, I'm hearing now. It's been
cleaned properly. Yes. It's really been cleaned properly. We'll just see what the score exactly was, how well
everyone did. Look, these are the decibels. Yannis and Isabel were the best with
114.5 decibels. The question is, can you do better? I have a decibel meter. You have a bugle. I'll
hold it here. Let it rip.
Can I have a second try? Come on. Come on.
Wow.
112.7. I'm close. But now? 112.7. We still need just a little more. Wow.
114.7. Better. That's better than Yannis's. By 0.2. Wow, nice.
I think they're going to call from Ypres. Okay, good. If you're wondering how Abigail is doing, well, she's
somewhere here in the wings having a great time. And she'll just join us in a bit of course. Then
she'll brighten up our sofa. But we'll step out for a moment. But don't worry, afterwards we'll be
chatting away. Is that the right word? Chatting away. Chatting away. Okay, see you in a bit.
APPLAUSE
Welcome back to Café de Mol. We're here with a few Jonathans and a Manu to discuss the recent
episode. And in that episode, Jonathan and Manu, they played Operation. Yes.
XL version. Would that be something for you, playing Operation? No. I'm not good with electricity.
I always get electrocuted. Elevator, door, door handle, everywhere. Everywhere? Yes. So that's not so fun.
That's handy, because then you're used to it. So you can just pick those things up. I always
scare myself to death. I always jump a mile. But I don't like it. Okay, but what about
you? Yes, I really enjoy playing board games too. And I do have a fairly
steady hand. So I can do that, yes. Okay, with these duos it was clear. Operation followed
the same pattern. With Dries and Julie it's first A. Stop. And then AHA. Just give it a try. Go on,
go on. Yes, yes,
yes. Perfect from me. Same pattern with Maxim and Abigail. First A. Oh my god. And then AHA. Okay, let's
go. Jan and Isabel prefer to play a different game instead of Operation.
I want to... But you have to with your... Come on, come on. Come on. Come on. Not with your tongue. Come on, that's
difficult, apparently. Not for you guys, that's clear. Yes, but also come on, I... That's
not going to work. Yannis is doing well there. So he's not making himself suspicious? He's sitting with Isabel. She's
winding him up a bit. Then you just go along pleasantly. Then you can try as hard as... I'm stuck
in the tunnel. I'm in the tunnel. And as the mole you might also want to get that info yourself? Even though
you know there's nothing to it of course, but you might not want two candidates to
get it. Absolutely. As the mole you obviously know what's coming later. That's the most reliable
duo that then has a chance at that information too. So you want... ...to make sure you naturally get that
information yourself. And it would be something typically the mole to then look back at the episode...
...in which you get to see all the little secrets... ...that you spend so much time seeing
yourself playing the trumpet in your living room. Like, I'm practicing. Yes, that's true. That Gilles De Koster
says, I brought you a trumpet... ...and you can practice with it a lot now. He doesn't just say things
without reason. I was just about to say, speaking of Gilles De Koster. Yes, yes, yes. Because we both have
a shooter actually... Yes, that's very clear, indeed. Hilde, an assignment with cars? Must
have been something for you. Watched it with nostalgia, I can imagine. Yes, even better than
last year. What did you notice about it? Was there anything notable about that Operation game and that
trumpet? Well yes, I think Isabel slowed things down incredibly there. By either... trying to
play the trumpet. They also didn't want Yannis to come to the car to take out equipment
anymore. So I found that notable about Isabel. And Wout, he was in that last car. The
oldest with the most power. What stood out to you there? Yes, same thing actually. We share that a
bit. We just discussed it too. Isabel really slowed things down there and Wout
really did take a key position there. It's also notable that the group, and I find that somewhat
contrary to our ideas, that the group seems to trust Wout a lot, because they've
actually elected him to that key position. So that doesn't really fit our idea that Wout
is very... Yes, because there was the racing of course. That was very interesting. There was briefly a
comparison with Max Verstappen. But Max Verstappen never has to race and
guess songs at the same time. That's much easier of course. Because racing and guessing,
that's not an easy combination. Not even for self-proclaimed music expert Dries. Also for
Isabel, recognizing music in a race car is not easy.
Maxim
does recognize a song, but gets stuck in a bend. And Wout? Fuck.
And that leads to commentary from Yannis. Ah yes, Wout hadn't thought of that. Is that suspicious
to you, that Wout gets stuck there, that the car won't start anymore?
I mainly find it a bit strange that the car suddenly doesn't work anymore. But he does seem to be doing his
best to just get it started again. It's also naturally the very last group, so
maybe it was just completely worn out. Maybe Yannis drove too hard in first gear
to break it. Yes, or did he sabotage it somewhere in between? Yes, but
somehow... Like the key or something. We're both car experts. Yes? That's for the next
show next door. Professional passenger. Maxim and Yannis do well. They both
guess a song. Yes. I found it really funny. Sand in my eyes. I have sand in my eyes
and sand in my pockets. A loose translation? Yes, indeed. But Yannis does well again. Yes,
Dennis. I said it, I'm going to spread confusion. I want you to start doubting. That's true. And
it's actually Isabel who's there like... Oh yes, I was enjoying myself. So that's a bit strange
actually. But you also notice, Yannis and Isabel are also very often in the same place together. So
maybe they suspect each other too. And they therefore stay in the programme. Because they're constantly
on top of each other. Which means in the points count then... it doesn't add up to being eliminated.
Would you have recognized Rolling in the Deep when it started? Honestly, I wouldn't have. When you take away all
the instruments, I find that hard to recognize. Maybe we should
test it. We're going to test your music knowledge. We're going to do exactly the same as in
Portugal. We're going to start songs with different instruments. They'll be added
one by one. The difference, you're sitting comfortably in a chair, not in a race car. I'm sitting in a
chair. Better the chair than the race car, right? Yes, yes. So the first song. We start with the
first instrument. It'll be added. Guess. Pay close attention.
It's not Zanzibar by Bart Kael. You should know it, Manu.
Is that one of those things? From... Come on... Shake house... House... Resign in. Yes, yes, yes.
Just in time. I saw you make the move. One more? Next one? Yes, yes, yes. You definitely know the song.
Definitely.
I only listen to techno. I don't know. You one hundred percent know this song. Everyone
knows it.
But now... There's
a right side in the basement. Yes. APPLAUSE
Okay. Well done. It's not easy, right? No, it's not easy. And then once more in
such a race car. I get it. Do you know what I liked about Jana? Yes, I'm fully back in that
tunnel. But she says, who's the most trustworthy. Oh, I think Wout. But she's in that team. Yes,
logical that she's in that car then too. So I thought oops. We'll talk about Wout in a moment.
I want to first go to the other Jonathan, because he might still have a few memes up his
sleeve. Yes, I just shook my sleeve pretty hard in the parking lot. I still couldn't
get anything out. No problem. I have a current events meme about Mario, who yesterday for
the third time this week crashed his car. Can apparently play cards well. You
also have something about West Flanders, I see. Yes, about Ypres, where people 108 years after the
end of the war still every evening... I think it's been long enough now. So we
can start. But she was also quite good at it then, so maybe they can call. Anything else?
Yes, for everyone, it's more of a tip than a joke, but for everyone who likes to preface everything,
"I'm not a racist, but" — just keep your mouth shut. Important advice. Certainly, absolutely. Jonathan,
you were talking about Jana. Does Jana remain your main suspect? There are a few things that stand out.
It's also notable that she often takes the lead when groups need to be formed. Yes, she's always
scheming. She actually pushes her way into the group she wants to be in. And that's very often the
case each episode — she says something and then conveniently ends up in that position because of it.
That was also the case when the groups were divided for the racing assignment. Yes. You drive in
pairs. And like for every good road trip you need a good driver. And a good co-pilot who
takes care of the music. I wouldn't want to drive, so I'll happily come along. Are we going? Yes, I'd also like to
drive. We know a thing or two about music. Yes, you can sit next to me if you want. If I want to. The
following pairs form easily. That's fine, yes, for sure. Max, you? I'll drive then,
preferably. And when Gilles asks for the pair with the most trust, Yannis sees his chance.
I do play cards well. But it's Yana again who makes the choice. I do trust Wout,
actually. Yes. Yes, me too. Yes, that's good. Okay, so you go last. Yes, that's good. Very nice.
Okay. When she's in that car, she couldn't really mole, because she's not behind the wheel. But then
she does ask the question, first she asks, what would we go for? What do you think? What would we
do? Not wanting to say anything herself first, but letting Wout hear it first so she can make a decision
about it. But she couldn't mole there. And the group trusts Wout the
most. Doesn't that make him a bit suspicious to us? What's my number two? But it's only one year.
Maybe he's my wish mole.
It is a comfortable spot to be in, isn't it? You make sure no 3000 euros goes into the pot,
but everyone thinks it was done well. Yes, that's true. But then we still can't
start the car. Yes, that's true, Dennis. But Yannis is the ball. Wout also irritated you a bit,
I heard. Yes, sorry. But I understand you can be allergic to bad music. I
get that. But it turned out to be "Zomer" by Rob de Nijs. It's awful. It's a fantastic... What? That's really
awful. That's a fantastically beautiful song. Oh yes, Rob de Nijs. That is... You can't
say that. Sorry. Speak no ill of the dead. But the music... About the music... No, Rob de Nijs
makes beautiful music. "Het Werd Zomer", hold me tight. "Het Ritme van de Regen." "Zet een Kaars voor je
naam." "Bangerhart" is one of the most awful songs ever made. Sorry, really. Oh...
But I thought you were such a likeable guy. But musical tastes don't have to be the same. But no,
we just couldn't. Yes, sorry. I'll let you recover for a moment. We're going to talk about the mole.
Hilde, Els, who's your mole? Just say it. Wout. Wout. Woutje. You're sticking with it. Yes. Because he
is so trusted... Because he is so trusted, because he's always in the right position.
Yes, last year I trusted Sarah so much and that was just my downfall. So with this
I find it very suspicious that Wout is so trusted. It's just a toxic relationship. And what
he does in the race at the end? Yes, he really has a key position. He has it... With a
car... Okay. But now, Jonathan, I'll just ask you again. I think, I already know it,
but your mole? Yes, yes, well, sorry. Yes, Wout, no. Yannis. Yannis. Yannis. Brechtje's one,
we also know by now of course. That's Wout. We'll also see what your colleagues here
think. Elodie thinks it's Isabel. Iman is on Wout. And Timon is also on Isabel.
Nobody on Yannis? Yes, you. You from the beginning. That's strange, right. Yes. Yes, okay. Jonathan, other
Jonathan. Who do you think it is? Yes, always the confusion. Yes, it's really annoying. Come to the
parking lot, come on. No, last time I quite firmly claimed it was Karla. In the meantime I'm
starting to doubt that a bit. I think now, at least for the next seven days, Isabel.
Isabel? Yes. Okay, I'm also very curious who at home thinks the mole is after three episodes. And the
main suspect after this third episode is... Isabel, also with 19%, because it's all very
close together. Yannis and Wout, both 16%. And Maxim, 15% of viewers. We know... It's going to be
fun. That's always... Yes, it's worth it. It certainly can be. Definitely, on May 17th is the finale
of De Mol. And you can also come watch it at Kinepolis in Antwerp. There's again
a wonderful event there and the finale will be broadcast on all the big screens in all the halls.
You can be there, scan your code and you can still buy tickets for it. Gilles De Koster
will be there, all the candidates will be there and you'll be there too, I assume. I
will be doing shows of Dona Roche the musician, for which I of course still have tickets
available for purchase. LAUGHTER So Manu Van Acker won't be there. That's a festive edition of Café de
Mol. That's very important. Jonathan, you also have something to say. Yes, it's a small point of
criticism. I think it's been a really fun episode of Café de Mol so far. But I notice that
everyone also thinks there are a bit too few... assets. So I'd still like to give a little
shout-out to my girlfriend's assets.
Okay. Shout-out to Jonathan's girlfriend's assets. Good. Jonathans and Manu, shall we bring someone
in? Yes, very much. Our Abie. Her assets? No, we're not bringing those in. We're going to
bring someone in though. We're going to bring someone in. Who did take part of course. Her
participation was a bit like her favourite soap opera. Beautiful. At moments also
merciless. She was still suspected in our café last week, but now she can say this to the people
who think she's the mole. You're making things up. Here is Abigail.
Welcome, Abigail. Welcome. How are you? Good. Good, yes. I keep being here. Your mole adventure is then
over after all. It's really over now. Quite one of the most remarkable journeys we've ever seen in
this programme. Yes, wow, it was. How has it all been for you? Intense, yes. I said it,
it's a ride on the Python at the Efteling. Round, round, round. You're out, you got to come back. You
have to fight your way back in. Yes... Were you very scared you wouldn't get back in? Yes, actually
yes. But yes, I thought, okay, I'm already out anyway. So I might as well do my best to get back
in. And as you've seen, I did that. Certainly. What was the highlight for you of
your journey? The rally driving. Yes, definitely. That was... Why was it so amazing? Yes, I'll say it.
That adrenaline, that fast driving. I've never done anything like it. My husband will probably say, that's your
usual driving style. I didn't find that quite living up to it. No, that was... Yes, the tension.
Everyone was really into it. That sand. Yes, it was really cool. You were in that challenge with Maxim. He was
the driver, you handled the music. And there you became, like so many people on this earth, driven
inexplicably wild about ABBA. Mama mia, here I go again. My, my, how can I miss you?
An ABBA fan, Abigail? Yes, definitely. And of Rob de Nijs? Also. He fits in? Do you like ABBA?
Lovely, absolutely. I think he's great. ABBA? Yes, outside. Sorry? Good music, that's clear.
Okay, something...
Is that so bad now? It's not about ABBA, it's about Abigail. You're going to get cancelled. Because I
don't like ABBA. A TikTok video of this clip is going to circulate. He didn't want that.
You're going to make it. Yes, indeed. Definitely. What was also clear, there was ABBA, but there was also a lot of
sand. A lot of sand. How many kilos did you have inside? Seven, eight.
I could still feel that crunching in various places in my teeth for days afterwards. My hair,
my nose, it didn't stop. What we also saw, there is behind the scenes footage
of the mole. And in it we see that you had a very interesting discussion in the car with
Maxim. What is the point of discussion? The point of discussion is whether fish would ever think
of swimming backwards. And Abigail says that salmon swim backwards. And why? Should I
say it because he finds it too embarrassing himself? Yes. Because going against the current is in fashion.
Can you explain your theory here? How exactly does that work? What was your reasoning there? I'm really
curious actually. I didn't reason about it, no. I actually don't know. I
don't know where that discussion came from. I had actually forgotten that was filmed. Yes, no.
I'm really fond of him. You did see, you were often together with Maxim. Yes, that's right. Good connection
with him? Yes, actually yes. Yes, from the very beginning, he stood up for me in the
car. And also at that pass question there in the courtyard? Yes, also, also, also. No, great guy.
I can only confirm it, because I also think it's a shame he's not here. That's mean. No, it's
a really great guy. Yes, had really fun chats with you. And yes, there was definitely a click. That was also
clear that you had a good connection, because after the sheep farm assignment he
had nothing but praise for you. He didn't really direct those sheep at all. If you put a skittle there,
it would have been the same. William from Antwoordine, he might be watching.
No, some bridges have been burned there. I definitely want to talk about that again in June. But I
am on your side. Thank you.
To stay in theme, as you could say. Herding sheep is not my thing, let's
leave it at that. Jonathan, you're also a fan of Abigail. Yes, him. Him, a big fan of your work. I
was wondering, was it intentional that you quoted a famous verse from the Bible in the episode?
When the apostles asked, and what did you think of the match? No. What was it actually like to hang on a cross?
Very uncomfortable. Very uncomfortable, yes. I don't know if you've ever been in such a
position. I've never hung on a cross, no. Maybe after tonight. No, I wanted
to say after tonight. Hanging on a cross? Your minds are going there again. No, I haven't
done that yet. Yes, I have. Me too. Okay, what we did see, what you were very good at, is
lying. We clearly saw that last week. I have the 2000 euros, guys. I'm
making things up. I'm going to look them straight in the eyes, you won't be able to do that. That was so
good. Did you know you could lie that well? No, I was actually surprised watching it back
last week. I really thought, wow. And staying so calm under it. I was really
dying inside. But that really didn't show on screen, did it? How are you sleeping now? Less well. Less well.
Mainly because of the consequences it had for Vincent. That was really not fun. He got that red
screen. And the car reversed. And I really thought, oh my god. I found that very intense. That was
actually very suspicious. Jana said at that moment... Sorry, I just paused. She said
at that moment... I think Vincent is telling the truth. The only one of all of them. But it was already
super clear that they were going to vote for... For Abigail. Did they vote for you? Yes. That was so
obvious that I thought, we need to keep rubbing it in that they're going to be wrong. I found that strange.
But the group did welcome you well, despite your little lie. Yes, definitely. In my
view that was quickly forgotten. And I said, we'll earn that back. We've also done something
like that there. Not me, but I was there. One more thing. We didn't see you play the trumpet.
No. That's very clear. So we can make up for that. There's one here. Seems like the
perfect moment. So pass it over. We're going to close the café. So you, just blow. Let's see
how good you are at it. Come on, right? Come on.
Beautiful. On these beautiful notes I'm going to bid farewell to my guests. Jonathan, Van Acker.
Jonathan, Louise, many thanks. Els and Hilde, many thanks for being here. And of course
Abigail. Thank you for being here.
We'll be back next week, because everything points to there simply being another new
episode of De Mol. Looking very forward to it. Bye!