It was not a crazy thought. Ron Boszhard already had the opportunity to return to the game in 2018, but he was then screwed hard by his fellow candidates. Unfortunately for Horace, that’s not the case this season. While last week’s exit was promising, the group is just getting back on track this week. That Horace is no longer part of the team is actually a bit forgotten when they get a brush in their hands. A little later we see a few old acquaintances, but in the form of former Mollen Dennis Weening, Klaas van Kruistum and Patrick Stoof
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At the end of the episode, someone has to pack his things again. Because two candidates have made the test equally bad, they will be settled on time. And that turns out to be a pitfall for Ellie Lust. She tells about this on the website of Who is the mole?: ‘The execution is always an unprecedented tense moment anyway, because can you go ahead or go home straight away. Rik mentioned my name first and bam! Red screen. I turned out to have been a fraction slower than another candidate. And at that moment I sank in my chair and my heart emptied. ‘
Still, she thinks she’s very lucky. Because where the disappointment was great, the gratitude is even greater. The former policeman had never dreamed that she could look for the saboteur again Who is the mole? ‘When it was announced last year that it really took place, we started calling the program the Elfstedentocht at home. As a code word. Because that’s how it felt; as if you heard in June that the Elfstedentocht will take place. Just as incredible, ‘she writes.
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And although she would have loved to unmask the Mol, Ellie looks back on a great season. “You have definitively proven that dreams can come true and that is why I feel very lucky.”
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