Once again, a fugitive was spotted by Stuk, followed by the notification "Crook arrested," just 15 minutes before the curfew. This concerned the third arrest on day 2. One fugitive even appeared on RTL Late Night. On day 3, one of the two fugitives who were close to Stuk was declared "most wanted." The FC Groningen stadium also features prominently this season, where the quartet was spotted. This did not go unnoticed and was shared massively on social media, which meant Stuk also became aware of it. The journey then continued all the way to Groningen. At Lelystad Airport, they narrowly managed to evade Stuk's grasp, which led to great frustration. One of the duos unexpectedly became "most wanted" after spending too much time in a vehicle; they went live for two hours, but due to the great distance, the pursuit was pointless. The safehouse offers security—there are two this year—but anyone arriving too late faces a major problem.

We are looking for a fugitive, is he here? I don't think so, but I'm going to take a quick look around, is that allowed? Then another notification comes in: “Crook arrested,” and all this on day one. The fugitives realize how far they are from Stuk TV. What will day two bring? Good morning, we’re starting in fifteen seconds… and off we go! But who gets to go offline for an hour and who has to go live? Result of the poll: offline. And who goes live? That is… good luck! The most wanted turn out to be sitting in Rotterdam, unsuspecting, and are making extensive use of public transport. Is that really smart? Someone humiliates Stuk TV at their office, but is playing with fire because Stuk is very close by and the chance of getting caught is high. It ends very well. There are two offline buttons in play, in Amersfoort and The Hague, and everyone gets this notification, including Stuk. And there is the notification again: “Crooks arrested.”