Oh Oh Den Haag

Oh Oh Den Haag

2026 · 2 seasons · 16 eps · ★ 7.0 · Reality

Returning Series Next episode: Oct 26, 2026

In "Oh Oh Den Haag," we follow eight colorful residents of The Hague: true Hague residents with a big heart and a sharp tongue, and respectable Hague residents with a sense of style and tradition. Two worlds, but one city. In each episode, we cut from one resident to the next: from silver tea trays and etiquette to toilet rolls, Hague mats, and bitterballen. The series reveals the vast differences, but also the warmth, humor, and humanity that unite The Hague.

Network: SBS6

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