nuSep 28, 2026, 08:00

Wilfred Genee to do DIY and interviews in new SBS6 show

Wilfred Genee will host a new SBS6 show titled Vier Linkerhanden where he performs home improvement tasks with various celebrity guests. The program focuses on fostering deep, personal conversations that arise while working on projects with the assistance of a professional advisor.

Television presenter Wilfred Genee is set to star in a new SBS6 program titled Vier Linkerhanden, where he tackles home improvement projects alongside well-known guests. Participants including politician Jesse Klaver, referee Bas Nijhuis, and writer Heleen van Royen will join Genee to work on various tasks. Despite his lack of professional handyman skills, Genee notes that the physical labor creates a unique environment for candid and personal conversations with his guests. Additional notable appearances include Noa Vahle, John and Kees de Bever, Tina Nijkamp, and Britt Dekker.

To ensure the projects are completed, an experienced professional will be on-site to provide guidance and technical advice. However, Genee and his celebrity guests remain responsible for executing the manual labor and finalizing the work themselves. The presenter emphasized that the show serves as a platform for meaningful dialogue, acknowledging that the actual quality of the construction work is secondary to the personal stories shared during the process.

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