Johan Derksen has the impression that Jack van Gelder was not feeling well when he did so ugly against René van der Gijp on television. “He may have had a fight for the broadcast.”
For a moment Jack van Gelder seemed to be perfectly capable of playing a copy of Johan Derksen on Command, but it seems to be lacking in some self -mockery, perspective and humor. He has been somberbaring and negative about the talk show table of Hélène Hendriks lately, and that brings the entire program down.
Antidepressants
Now Jack thinks it is a good idea to pollute his own nest, because he has risen a lot against one of the men to whom he owes his current lucrative TV-Schnabbel: René van der Gijp. Without René VI was not such a great success and Hélène would not have had a talk show where Jack can send an invoice every week.
Criticism is fine, but Jack played it very much on the man. He believes that René thinks so lightly about the increasing geopolitical tensions because he would be ‘on the pills’, referring to antidepressants. It is not easy to get Hélène irritated, but after that statement she was clearly.
Missed the sun
Johan Derksen thinks Jack is very bitter. He says in Today Inside: “I had the impression that Jack had missed the sun, isn’t it?”
Wilfred Genee: “Yes, Jack had a slightly different mood, I had the impression.”
Johan: “Well, I was shocked. He came into the picture and he had a very bitter head. I think so: either he just had a fight and when he started about René, I thought: would René have insulted him of the week or so? Because you say something like that when you argue with someone. It just came out of the blue! ”
Sinful
Maybe it’s the only resentment, says René. “I said Friday … Hélène said,” Jack is going to talk about very sensible things. ” I say, “Yes, yes, probably.” No, but he really believes in himself, isn’t it? “
Wilfred: “We all have a bit bothered by that.”
René: “Well, I have to say that I don’t have that, Wilfred, really not. I have an opinion and if you say to me: “He doesn’t matter,” also good. Good too. ”
Seen
Jack assumes that he has not seen that broadcast, and therefore that sneer from René. A lie, Johan thinks. “Of course he saw it, because they also have TV in the Lutte,” he says. “We all get a sneer here and we should never squeak. When it’s our turn … well, So What? ”
René: “Yes, but Johan, you don’t believe I be squeaking? Really not. Please man from man. “
Depression
Johan then points out how Open René is about this subject. “No, but there is: René, you have ever had a blinking, you have been gone for a while and you have never made a secret of it. Never mysterious about it. “
René: “Half of my book is about what Michel has written. Yes, come on. ”
Wilfred: “But to be put away immediately as a piller, isn’t it, isn’t it?”
Fear and panic
That depression was also just a side effect, says René. “Yes, do you know what it is? Apart from that I had no depression, but panic and anxiety attacks. That is something else. If you have that long enough, you will automatically fall into depression. And that’s not tasty. “
“And I have to say very honestly: I am grateful to this day of Bram Bakker that he helped me get out. Isn’t that nice? Now I can sit in the sun. If only I take my medication, hahahahaha. ”
Afraid
Johan thinks Jack should calm down a bit. “If I see Jack’s head, I would also take such a pill.”
Wilfred: “Jack was somewhat aggravated, that is the impression he aroused.”
Johan does not rule out that something happened just before the broadcast of the Oranjezondag. “I immediately thought: there is something. He has either had a fight for the broadcast … “
Wilfred Laughing: “Or De Lutte was much more expensive than he thought!”