Wouter Deprez

Deprez did the candidate, political science, social science, and a master in comparative cultural studies. Hereinafter referred to as, he did the drama school at the academy of music.

He was well known throughout the north as a panelist on the Canvas, The Just Judges.

In 2002, he has written for the 700th anniversary of the Guldensporenslag in the play, "while this may be slightly unbelievable, but completely true to history, from Verlorenbrood"

In 2003 he won Humo's Comedy Cup.

In 2005, he won the final game of the televisiequiz is The Smartest Man in the World by Erik van Looy. The previous winners of the quiz were, Alain Grootaers, Stany Crets, and Bert Burns.

Deprez' major influences were Woody Allen, Alex Agnew, Hans Teeuwen, Wim, Helsen, side Effects, and ... of Jacques Brel and Johnny Cash, gave birth to him. He wrote most of the operations in West Flanders, from Brels "Ne me quitte pas" ("own preference not weggoan not", and "A boy named Sue" by Johnny Cash ("Non jongne genoamd On").