Taboo Season 3, Episode 8: Compilation episode

Next of kin of suicide

In this first episode, Phillipe travels with 5 people who lost somebody in their life to suicide. Elisabeth, Katrien, Lief, Janus and Stien. They get to know each other while exploring Valkenburg, visiting a local water park and herding sheep.

55 min

People that flee

55 min

The deaf and hard of hearing

50 min

People with Tourette's syndrome

This week Philippe goes on a journey with 4 people living with Tourette's: Bram, Lotte, Els and Robbe. Those who think of tourette's often think of swearing and/or cursing people, but that turns out not to be entirely true. Together with Philippe, you discover the many misconceptions that still surround this topic and how difficult it is to live with their physical and vocal tics. They go fishing together, try to beat each other at go-karting and teach Philippe some tics.

49 min

Victims of abuse and mistreatment

Philippe travels to the Netherlands this week with four people who are victims of abuse and mistreatment: Meredith, Paul, Carolien and Hans. Four very brave people, each with their own testimony, who want to show other victims that they are not alone. They go out among the cows, in the nearby meadow, eat an ice cream and play a game of petanque.

56 min

Women in the menopause

This week, Philippe goes on a journey with five menopausal women: Melissa, Lies, Isabelle, Evy and Sabrina. For Philippe, a new world opens up: he listens attentively and helps find solutions such as the ‘menopause pause’. They cruise through the Voer region with little hotrods, go axe throwing and show off their best dance moves several times that week.

52 min

People that live with dementia

In the latest episode, Philippe goes on holiday with people living with dementia: Hilaire with his partner Erika, Greta with her daughter Mieke, Fien whose mum Noëlla lives in an assisted living centre, and Benny with his wife Martine. All people with different ages and relationships, but each time someone with dementia and his or her carer. Because living with dementia, you don't do it alone. During their week together, they go bowling at cafés, eat ice cream and enjoy being together in the beautiful holiday home.

53 min