Pieter Jan Hagens appeared naked in the talk show of Eva Jinek last night, a day before his TV exit. “This is not my fault! This is not my fault!”, His son Sam Hagens exclaims.
After 43 years it is over and out: Pieter Jan Hagens is waving and says goodbye to radio and television. Tonight he can be seen for the very last time as a presenter of EenVandaag and in honor of it we saw him last night, together with his famous son Sam Hagens, talk show table from Eva Jinek. And she had a special surprise in store.
“Not my fault!”
Eva surprises Pieter Jan with an excerpt from the Zappelin program from 1994. “Sam said to my editor Wessel when he was preparing this conversation:” Of course we will also discuss serious things with my father, but we should not take him too seriously. “”
Sam then shouts: “Wessel has investigated. This is not my fault! This is not my fault!”
Eva: “Helped by Sam himself with a fragment from 1994, and in this you talk to an expert about how special effects work on TV.”
Naked on television
We see some gentleman in the picture, who tells about special effects. He says in this 1994 broadcast: “A choice is always made. This program is also mounted immediately, so a choice is already made from reality. So what is being broadcast immediately is an unreality.”
Pieter Jan then: “It all happens?”
The gentleman: “It is already happening.”
In the next shot, Pieter Jan is suddenly half naked, without a shirt.
‘What?!’
Pieter Jan can’t believe it, he now tells at the table at Eva. “What?! What happens there? I really don’t know anymore.”
Eva: “You play the murdered innocence!”
Sam: “No, no, really! I absolutely don’t remember this anymore. But hello, this is 31 years ago, right?”
Eva: “Yes, but presenting naked you would remember, right? Normally.”
Pieter Jan: “Was I really there?”
Really and truly
Sam explains that this is really not an assembly grap. “Yes, it’s really true.”
Pieter Jan: “Really?! Well, how good I dared. I really didn’t know anymore. Nice.”
The very last EenVandaag with Pieter Jan can be seen tonight after the six -hour news on NPO 1.