They say that women use three times more words than men. They say you shouldn’t eat anything an hour before you go for a swim. They say you eat eight spiders a year in your sleep. They say the deeper the cleavage, the greater the tip. They say there is cocaine on every banknote.
So much is said that it was considered necessary to find out whether the myths that the native population has loved their sleep for decades are really true. For example, they also say that people with a name ending in a ‘y’ get fewer opportunities, which VTM thought nothing better than the presentation of They say that hand over to an Andy (Peelman, who you know depending on your taste The neighborhood police of The Masked Singer).
Dina Tersago is ready by his side, although after three episodes it is mainly Peelman who starts to draw attention. The unlimited enthusiasm of the Waaslander has to do with this. Andy Peelman juggles like a charismatic clown on a unicycle through the circus of life. You will not easily catch him on a bad day. He loves his television work all together, you cannot ignore that, even though his extravagant personality is not something to everyone’s mouth.
Because of the presence of Andy Peelman – and to a lesser extent that of Dina Tersago – the focus of They say that fun and the program only revolves around science to a small extent, which is otherwise not a bad help line if you want to debunk or confirm certain urban legends. Instead of asking a specialist if it’s true that you eat eight spiders a year in your sleep, Tersago locked herself in a room full of spiders.
Naturally, a human being does not enter eight-legged creatures while snapping an owl. After all, life is not a Steven Spielberg film. It is correct according to They say that nor that the larger the cleavage, the greater the tip. This was scientifically proven by temporarily employing Dina Tersago in the hospitality industry. She got an outfit with a lot, a little less and without being naked. In the middle case, she received the full 21 cents tip per customer. The other times it was even less.
They say that is an entertainment program pur sang, from which you will not learn the greatest things. With Code of Coppens previously ran a show at VTM where pleasure was successfully linked to a scientific component. Although the viewer will not care about that in this case. Andy Peelman focuses his sights on the laughing muscles and rarely misses his target audience. Unfortunately, we do not belong to that target group.
They say that, every Tuesday at 8.40 pm on VTM.
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