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RTL brings The Sixth Sense back to television

RTL brings The Sixth Sense back to television

RTL is bringing back its reality show Het Zesde Zintuig, which features individuals with psychic or intuitive abilities. The network has issued a call for candidates and expects the program to air again in 2027.

The Dutch television network RTL has officially announced the return of its reality series Het Zesde Zintuig, which focuses on participants with perceived psychic abilities or exceptional intuition. Presenter Beau van Erven Dorens, who fronted the program during its initial three seasons, appeared in a social media video call for candidates. He invited both professional mediums and individuals who believe they possess an extraordinary sense of intuition to apply for the upcoming revival of the show.

The original series enjoyed a successful run with various hosts, including Robert ten Brink and Lieke van Lexmond, before eventually leaving the airwaves. RTL confirmed that the show is currently in development and is scheduled to make its comeback to television screens in 2027. This reboot aims to recapture the popularity of the original format by highlighting the mystical and intuitive experiences of its contestants as they take on new challenges in front of a national audience.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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