After seven seasons, TV director Peter Bockx has decided to end The Sky is the Limit. With the final season as the highlight: an “All-Star” season with the most famous and exciting faces of past seasons. Under the motto: “I have good, everyone can have good.”
In the latest episode, Willie Naessens and Mary Jane celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Naessens Group. It’s also a special day for Harry and Olga because Cataleya has been christened and Marie-Anne de Nel has invited her favorite chefs to the 125th anniversary of Fleisoareen de Nel.
“When I started in 2013, I didn’t think about enjoying this for ten years,” Boeckx said recently in an interview with “Het Nieuwsblad.” Now that ‘The Sky’ has ended, it doesn’t mean Peter won’t be working in TV anymore, his other shows like ‘Don’t Worry, Be Happy’ and ‘Justice for All’ will be back.
“The Sky is the Limit: All Stars”, Friday at 8.35pm on Play4 and GoPlay.
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