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The NPO's New TV Season: From Virgins at Retreat to Motorcycle Gangs

Summary by Algemeen Dagblad
Next season, the NPO will focus heavily on drama and television programs with high-profile themes, as was evident during the media presentation of the public broadcaster on Tuesday evening. The highlight is a drama series about the rapid rise of Dutch tech giant Booking.com into a program where adult virgins try to overcome their fears of intimacy.

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Next season, the NPO will focus heavily on drama and television programs with high-profile themes, as was evident during the media presentation of the public broadcaster on Tuesday evening. The highlight is a drama series about the rapid rise of Dutch tech giant Booking.com into a program where adult virgins try to overcome their fears of intimacy.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The NPO says it will present ‘human, relatable stories that touch, surprise, and broaden horizons’ next year. These rather general characteristics are reflected in all programs, which, according to the NPO, show what is happening in the Netherlands and the world from ‘different perspectives’. In that light, it was remarkable that the right-wing broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland, ostracized in Hilversum, was absent from the season presentation on T…

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The NPO announced part of the programming for the 2026/2027 season yesterday. In the new season, various new fiction series, journalistic programs, podcasts, and programs for younger target groups will become available via the public broadcaster [read more] The post NPO presents 2026/2027 programming with new fiction, journalism, and youth formats appeared first on Spreekbuis.nl.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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