I almost don't dare to ask

Seven people weighing well over 100 kilos answer daring questions from viewers like: "Can you still wipe your own ass?" or "When was the last time you saw your genitals?"

Muslim women are confronted daily with comments and prejudices. The Muslim women answer questions such as 'were you married off?', 'are you being oppressed?' and 'are you a terrorist?' Muslim women candidly answer these daring questions and thus get rid of these prejudices.

Domestic violence is a sensitive topic. Victims and a perpetrator of domestic violence provide answers to questions such as: 'why didn't you just leave?' and 'didn't you just secretly like it?' or 'were you prone to murder?' With this they try to make the subject of domestic violence a topic of discussion and to remove it from the taboo atmosphere.

A group of people less than 1.4 meters tall put an end to the prejudices they struggle with every day. They give candid answers to viewers' questions such as 'Do you also live in a tiny house?' and 'Can you have sex with someone of normal height?'.

People who have had plastic surgery get comments thrown at them every day. "Are you still yourself?" or "what's fake about you?" They give candid answers to these daring questions, hoping to get rid of the prejudices that exist about them.

Transgenders answer cheeky questions from viewers. In this way they get rid of the prejudices they are confronted with on a daily basis. It concerns questions such as 'do you have a penis or vagina?', 'how is the sex after sex reassignment surgery?' and 'can't you just suppress it?'

People who opt for less traditional forms of love relationships have their say. They answer daring questions from viewers, such as 'Is it all about sex?', 'Do you have an orgy every night?' and 'Who should be at your bedside when you die?'.

Is it any wonder you're sitting here? Do you regret being there at the time? and do you think differently about death now? are some of the questions that people who have survived a disaster or an attack are confronted with. In this special, survivors of the shipping disaster with the Costa Concordia in Italy, the plane crash with Turkish Airlines in the Netherlands, the earthquake in Nepal and the terrorist attacks in Paris, Barcelona and Nice tell their stories. We also hear the fierce witness account of a woman who lost her husband when a confused driver drove into a terrace in Münster, Germany.