The show was furthermore important for launching the notability of TV host Bart De Pauw, who both co-wrote and acted in the series.

Three of them are men, Raf Willems, Ubi Stevens and Robin Laureys and two are women, Merel Van Outrive and Roxanne Seynaeve.

Much of the comedy was subversive and dealt with anarchic jokes about religion, education, teenage life and sex, along with historic-cultural references.

The show was the brainchild of Bart De Pauw, Danny Timmermans, Pietje Horsten, Ief Stuyvaert, and Tom Lenaerts, who all co-wrote each episode.

Since the series was cast on Friday evenings,[6] after 22.00 p.m., it didn't reach its target demographic either, since many young people went to parties at that moment.