Bosom friends Jonas Van Geel and Jelle Cleymans have been inseparable since their early teens. They share a passion for theatre and are musical partners in crime. On the biggest stages in Flanders, they effortlessly play the biggest heroes. But let's be honest... In real life? Not exactly the toughest or most heroic guys. In 'Jonas and Jelle: From Zero To Hero', the two henpecked heroes want to change that with the help of real heroes. The two friends step miles out of their comfort zone and go on an adventure with the real life versions of iconic superheroes. Their mission? To become a little more heroic themselves.

Well-known Flemish people compete in 'BV darts' for the title of 'Darts champion'.

Sam Gooris, wife Kelly Pfaff and his children Kenji and Shania settle on board a Volkswagen van with which they tour Europe. They stop at several iconic places that have a lot of meaning for him or the family.

After monster hits with Jaap Reesema, Olivia Trappeniers, Camille Dhont and Milo Meskens, Regi Penxten and VTM 2 will this fall look for a new strong voice that will become the star of his next single.

In Flemish Campsites Abroad we follow six Flemish couples and families who made their dream come true: running their own campsite abroad.

Now we follow the people who do the most dirty jobs in the country. VTM 2 allows viewers to look inside people who neglect their homes. From the outside there is often nothing to notice, but once the door opens it seems as if a garbage truck has unloaded its load inside. How can anyone let it get this far? And where do you start? These people with 'The Dirty Jobs of Flanders' work in the most dire circumstances and exercise their passion through all kinds of weather.

Ex-K3 Kathleen Aerts (42) has been living in South Africa for some time. She now wants to open a guesthouse there with her husband Steven and their two sons. You can follow the search for a suitable property and location in the new reality series 'Villa South Africa'.

Does love have a better chance if you are given plenty of time to really get to know each other? The new daily dating program 'Blijven Slapen' puts it to the test and allows Flemish singles to live with their potential partner for at least 24 hours: from breakfast to bed.

They allow everyone to see what is perhaps the most important moment of their lives: finding true love. Love splashes off the screen during Valentine's weekend, because the starting episode of 'Stay Sleeping' is on Valentine's Day.