Marc-Marie Huijbregts thinks Sam Hagens, who has switched to public broadcasting, is quite a false scumbag. “That’s a bit of a little bastard,” he shouts plainly in the talk show Beau.
Sam Hagens, known to the general public from Today Inside but recently switched to Goedemorgen Nederland, can currently be seen in the new season of Wie is de Mol. “I’m a super fan. I really like Wie is de Mol. Were you critical about that?”, says Marc-Marie Huijbregts last night Beau against fellow guest Tina Nijkamp.
Nice participants
TV authority Tina agrees that she is a bit disappointed. “Yes, you heard Beau say that right. It might be because of that first episode, which said there would be a really big twist. That was announced for weeks and what was the twist? ‘Yes, you chose the Mole yourself, but you don’t know that. There is no Mole yet.’”
Marc-Marie: “Yes, that doesn’t make sense. I thought so too. I thought that was all silly, but when I have an aunt who is always very nice and once she has a slip-up, I think: oh well, I really like her. I don’t blame the whole of De Mol on that one time that it happened… I immediately got over it and I think the participants are very nice this year.”
Little bastard
One of those participants, Sam, is then criticized by Marc-Marie. “It’s all actually a lot of fun, even that uhhh… The one that’s a bit mean, Sam Hagens. That’s a bit of a small bugger, but I don’t think that’s a problem, it’s nice for the program. He’s doing really well. I just think it’s a shame that Teun is out.”
Tina: “What I regret is that I still find the assignments a bit boring. Coincidentally, I once came up with assignments for Wie is de Mol, when I lived in Australia, for the Australian version. With all kinds of planes, and very spectacular. That’s how I know it in the Netherlands and I still think it’s a bit cautious. A lot of talk, I don’t know…”