Wie is de Mol?, more than a TV show (Wie is de Mol?)
Review
Kristi van der Zanden
28/09/2022
6 minutes to read
"Wie is de Mol?" is a reality show with a very active and partecipative fanbase. Learn about how the fanbase and the production are creating a collective culture.
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