Hallervordens ridicule light

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Television series
Original title Hallervordens ridicule light
Country of production GermanyGermany Germany
original language German
Year (s) 1994-2003
genre cabaret
First broadcast December 2, 1994 on Das Erste
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Hallervordens Spott-Light was a political cabaret show by and with Dieter Hallervorden , which was broadcast in over 100 episodes from 1994 to 2003 on the television program Das Erste . It was produced by Hallervordens Halliwood Film in collaboration with the SFB .

Content and effect

In the program, events of current relevance were caricatured with exaggerated depictions. Between the performances, the topic was usually introduced by Hallervorden in monologues. The skits were usually structured in such a way that Dieter Hallervorden represented a thesis that was then questioned by another actor (on behalf of the audience and the audience). At the end of the sketch there was usually a final punch line in which all the actors looked either puzzled or experienced (mostly Hallervorden) into the camera.

This followed Hallervorden ridicule Light from 1992 at Sat.1 sent mockery show . With the cabaret show, Hallervorden tried to get rid of the stupid image that was widely known through shows such as Nonstop Nonsense. At the beginning (1994) Spott-Light had a higher audience rate than the daily topics broadcast afterwards . The rate then fell, but remained relatively high.

Contributors

Most of the scenes were portrayed by members of the cabaret ensemble " Die Wühlmäuse " led by Hallervorden . The actors Manfred Breschke, Harald Effenberg , Christian Habekost , Waltraud Habicht , Wilfried Herbst , Frank Lüdecke , Gundula Petrovska , Eberhard Prüter and Franziska Troegner have appeared in several programs . Gert Haucke , Dieter Nuhr , Hans Scheibner , Peter Schlesinger and Georg Schramm appeared in individual programs .

Werner Koczwara was the chief author from 1996 to 2002 ; other authors were Ralf Betz and Dietmar Jacobs .

Single receipts

  1. ↑ Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk : Wühlmaus nonstop ( Memento from September 30, 2007 in the Internet Archive )

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