“Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”: Despite RTL’s Long Career, Günther Jauch Fails at DABEI
RTL: That’s how it all started in the announcer
RTL: That’s how it all started in the announcer
The private television channel RTL began to air on January 2, 1984 in Germany. At that time the station was called RTL plus. The abbreviation “RTL” is derived from the name “Radio Television Luxembourg”. The television station was created as an offshoot of the German language radio program “Radio Luxembourg”.
Show description
Gunther Josh was sitting on a chair”Who wants to be a millionaire?Its candidates are put to the test. RTL Show is a real format on German TV and a good opportunity to put your own knowledge to the test.
But on the evening of Monday (July 11) “Who wants to be a millionaire?“The mediator, Gunther Gautsch, himself involuntarily became a suitable candidate – and he must be fit.
“Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”: A candidate mother raises a surprise on RTL
With Cedric Ernst Johannes Sven Proatsky, not only is the first name unusual, but it also sounds like his mother’s past. She is there to support the audience and when asked she tells us that she has already participated in the Guess Show.
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„Who wants to be a millionaire?“You have to know that about RTL
- Broadcast “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” Debuted on September 3, 1999 in RTL
- “Who wants to be a millionaire?” Excerpted from a British contest entitled “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”
- The idea for the show came from David Briggs,
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And on the wheel of fortune. The show premiered on the ProSieben-Sat.1 set and was re-released again in 2016 by RTL Plus. Browatzki’s mother was there, too.
“Who wants to be a millionaire?” Actor Gunter Gautsch is confused
But in the final, she couldn’t come up with the right answer. The fact that Günther Gautsch apparently has no idea of the coordination of his indoor station is made clear when he says, “I don’t really remember anymore. I only saw in front of me Maren Gelzer.”
Apparently, Günther Jauch was unaware that the previous Glücksfee could only be seen on ProSieben and Sat.1 and was replaced in the new version by Sonya Kraus. Candidate Browatzki assists him again and reminds him that RTL Plus was responsible for the new version. “Tele Plus?” asks Gauch.
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When corrected, he says apologetically: “RTL Plus! For God’s sake.” After 23 years on Radio Cologne, his mistake seems a little uncomfortable and Gautsch begins to apologize. It loudly announces how “cool” the RTL format is.
Here you can find out the strange answer that Günther Jauch made everyone speechless. (sj)
