Your commitment please
| Television broadcast | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Your commitment please |
| Country of production | Germany |
| Year (s) | 1987 to 1990 |
| length | 90 minutes |
| Episodes | 18th |
| genre | Quiz show |
| music | Ady ten pennies |
| Moderation | Dieter Thomas Heck |
| First broadcast | April 16, 1987 on ZDF |
Their use please (Subtitle: Made in Germany ) was a quiz show of ZDF , moderated by Dieter Thomas Heck . Between 1987 and 1990 there were 18 programs.
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In the show, two German clubs competed against each other, and both were presented in feature films at the beginning of the broadcast. The moderator sat at a desk in the middle, two representatives of the respective teams sat on the right and left. Behind it, in three rows of seats, sat the rest of the team members, who were able to contribute to the game by shouting solutions, among other things.
The game rounds were loosened up by singing performances by well-known German performers. Since the program broadcast on Thursdays at 7.30 p.m. was also seen by many children, there was a special segment for younger viewers in the first half of the program.
On the one hand, the game rounds were about knowledge; for example, to name as many cities as possible with a certain first letter. In addition, there were films similar to those with Hans Joachim Kulenkampff in One Will Win , in which Pit Krüger , Edith Hancke and Wolfgang Völz appeared and the candidates had to find mistakes. But there were also sports games like penalty shootouts. What all the games had in common was that they revolved around the “Made in Germany” theme. The proceeds from the program went to the Hans-Rosenthal-Stiftung , whose slot on Thursday evening , after Rosenthal's death, took over your work alternately with other shows. Barbara Sichtermann attested the show in 1987 in a critique in The time a crude chauvinism .
Ady Zehnpfennig provided the live music for the program . The assistant in the studio was Monika Sundermann . Jacky Dreksler worked as an author .
running time
The show was first broadcast on April 16, 1987. By 1990, 18 episodes were broadcast on Thursday evenings.
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literature
- Michael Reufsteck , Stefan Niggemeier : The television lexicon. All over 7000 programs from Ally McBeal to the ZDF Hitparade , Goldmann Verlag , ISBN 978-3442301249