Good morning Germany

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Television broadcast
Original title Good morning Germany
Country of production Germany
original language German
Year (s) 1987–1994, since 2013
Production
company		 RTL
infoNetwork
length 150 minutes
Broadcasting
cycle		 Monday to Friday
genre News broadcast
magazine broadcast
Moderation
First broadcast September 23, 1987 on RTL

Guten Morgen Deutschland (GMD) is the title of breakfast television on the private broadcaster RTL , which has been broadcast since August 26, 2013 as a new edition of the program broadcast under this name from 1987 to 1994, thus replacing items 6 and 9 .

broadcast

The show is Monday to Friday, 6:00 to 8:30 live from Cologne transferred. The program consists of news, topics from politics, sport and the boulevard as well as tips from the service area. News from all over the world is given every hour on the hour (6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m.), followed by events from the sports sector and the weather report. Every half hour there is a quick overview of the most important topics. The program is rounded off with a competition.

In the week of October 8 to 12, 2018, the program started at 5:30 a.m. On the occasion of the show I'm a star - get me out of here! The morning magazine started from January 14th to 25th, 2019 at 5:45 a.m. and reported on all the news about the TV format until 6:00 a.m.

From January to May 2020, the early news from the RTL aktuell editorial team was read out.

GMD coronavirus special

On March 18, 2020, a one-hour live broadcast was broadcast on RTL and ntv due to the spread of the corona virus. On this show, experts were in the studio to answer questions from viewers. The special edition was moderated by Roberta Bieling and Wolfram Kons.

history

The team from point 6 and point 9 (2012)

1987 to 1994

History of origin

Competitor Sat.1 planned the start of its own breakfast television under the title Guten Morgen with Sat.1 for October 1, 1987 and would have become the first German television station to present this infotainment program format in Germany. The model was the morning shows broadcast in the USA ( Today since January 14, 1952) or Canada ( Canada AM since 1972) , which are referred to as Breakfast TV in other English-speaking countries . As a direct model, however, RTL used the breakfast program of the same name from RTL Radio . A large-scale advertising campaign by Sat.1 with the announcement that it would start broadcasting on October 1, 1987 for Sat.1 breakfast television forced the RTL managers to accelerate their own broadcasting efforts for the start of broadcasting scheduled for October 5, 1987 in order to forestall their competitors. That succeeded, because exactly a week earlier than Sat.1, the then RTLplus went on air with its own breakfast television on September 23, 1987. RTL was thus able to book this "media historical event" for itself. The first moderator of the program was Olaf Pessler .

Start of transmission

RTL only pursued a defensive public relations work, so that the unannounced broadcast of the still little-widespread channel could hardly count on viewers. Both the press and most of the employees only found out about the program plans the day before. Thanks to the RTL breakfast television, the RTL program was extended because the start of broadcasting was now brought forward to 6.30 a.m. The first broadcast on September 23, 1987 was moderated by Olaf Pessler , the news was handled by Karl-Heinz Kaul, and the weather forecast was presented by Gottfried Mehlhorn. The guests were the Cistercian Abbot Thomas, sex consultant Ruth Westheimer , Karl Lagerfeld , who organized a “chic schnack” recorded in Paris, and the actress Edith Hancke . The broadcast was replaced by point 7 and later by point 6 and point 9 .

New edition from 2013

In June 2013 it was announced that due to restructuring in the morning program, the program Punkt 6 should take an hour longer from August 26, 2013 and be given the new, old title Guten Morgen Deutschland . The concept of point 6 remained with the same moderators, point 9, however, was withdrawn.

A new studio and new on-air design was used from January 12, 2015 to December 2, 2016 . Was the studio so far only done virtually via green screen realized, is the new studio from a valley area, a kitchen and an action area for artists with four monitors. The new primary color was blackberry purple instead of yellow. However, in the summer of 2015 they returned to a warm, orange color scheme. The studio was renewed on December 5th, 2016 and returned to the Greenscreen Studio. The on-air design was not renewed. In mid-2019, they returned to the studio with a real backdrop, the green screen studio has only been used for the news since then.

Contest

Every morning there is a competition in Guten Morgen Deutschland, which is pointed out (by an off-voice) before the commercial break. To participate, you have to say the lucky word "MORNING". A randomly selected player then receives 1,000 euros every day. For certain promotions, the caller receives another cash prize or material prizes, such as a new TV or smartphone, for getting through.

The minimum age for participating in the competition is 14 years. Participation in the Good Morning Germany competition is possible by phone, SMS and Internet (via the official winario competition portal). EUR 0.50 is due for each competition participation.

Moderators of the new edition 2013

Moderators

Moderator Years Remarks
Current moderators current moderation partner
Wolfram Cons since 2013 Finger heirs
Angela Finger heirs since 2013 Cons
Susanna Ohlen since 2014 Rooster
Jan Hahn since 2017 Ohlen
Maurice Gajda since 2019 Bieling
Roberta Bieling 2013–2015, since 2019 Gajda
Jana Azizi since 2020 (Stand-in)
Former moderators Reason for exit
Patrick Wulf 2013-2014
Miriam Lange 2013-2014 Switch to Explosiv - Das Magazin
Bernd Fuchs 2014-2017
Florian Ambrosius 2017-2019
Jennifer Knäble 2013-2020

Weather moderators

Moderator Years function
Current moderators
Maxi Biewer since 2013 Main presenter weather
Eva Imhof since 2013 Weather
Melanie Haselhoff since 2020 Weather
Former moderators
Angela Knobloch 2013-2014 Weather (representation)
Bernd Fuchs 2013-2019 Weather
Saskia Naumann 2014-2019 Weather

Society experts

Moderator Years function
Current moderators
Steffi Brungs since 2018 Society expert
Michael Begasse since 2013 Royal expert
Romina Morinello since 2019 Society expert (substitute)
Laura Dahm since 2020 Society expert (substitute)
Former moderators
Susanne Klehn 2015 - 2018 Society expert
Bettina von Schimmelmann 2013-2015 Society expert

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://m.dwdl.de/a/69035
  2. ^ Der Tagesspiegel of September 24, 2012, Good Morning, Germany!
  3. ↑ Michael Reufsteck / Stefan Niggemeier, TV Lexicon , November 2005
  4. ↑ Uwe Mantel: RTL rebuilds morning news, starts Sunday magazine. DWDL.de , June 14, 2013, accessed on June 14, 2013 .
  5. ↑ Real background: RTL morning show is moving . In: quota meter . January 7, 2015. Retrieved January 8, 2015.
  6. ^ "Guten Morgen Deutschland" competition: online participation. winario.de , accessed on September 20, 2017 .