Neo Magazine Royale

Television broadcast
Original title	Let yourself be monitored! The PRISM IS A DANCER show
Country of production	Germany
Year (s)	since 2018
Production ; company	Bildundtonfabrik (btf GmbH)
length	93-99 minutes
Episodes	3+ in 1 season
genre	Entertainment , satire
Theme music	Rachel Scharnberg with the radio dance orchestra Ehrenfeld - PRISM IS A DANCER -Theme
Moderation	Jan Böhmermann
First broadcast	November 2, 2018 on ZDF

Television broadcast
Original title	NEO MAGAZIN ROYALE with Jan Böhmermann (2015–2019) ; NEO MAGAZIN with Jan Böhmermann (2013–2014)
Country of production	Germany
Year (s)	2013-2019
Production ; company	Bildundtonfabrik (btf GmbH)
length	approx. 30-44 minutes
Episodes	Neo Magazin Royale:; 167 in 5 seasons ; Neo Magazin:; 28 in 3 seasons ( list )
genre	Late night show , comedy
Theme music	Neo Magazin Royale (since S03):; Rundfunk-Tanzorchester Ehrenfeld - Neo Magazin Royale - Theme ; Neo Magazin Royale (S01 – S02):; Dendemann & The Free Radicals - Neo Magazin Royale Main Theme ; Neo Magazin: ; Witold Lutosławski , Konstantin Gropper : Concert for Orchestra , 1st movement (adaptation)
music	Neo Magazin Royale (S03):; Rundfunk-Tanzorchester Ehrenfeld ; Neo Magazin Royale (S01 – S02): ; Dendemann & The Free Radicals (band)
Moderation	Jan Böhmermann
First broadcast	Neo Magazin Royale:; February 5, 2015 on ZDFneo ; Neo Magazin:; October 31, 2013 on ZDFneo
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Former logo of Neo Magazin Royale (2015-2018)

TV studio "Studio König" of Neo Magazin Royale (formerly "Carpet König")

The Neo Magazin Royale was a satirical late-night show moderated by Jan Böhmermann , which was produced in Cologne - Ehrenfeld and broadcast weekly on ZDFneo between October 31, 2013 and December 12, 2019 and was made available in advance in the ZDFmediathek . The show had been named Royale since February 5, 2015. In addition, the show has since been produced in a larger studio and Böhmermann has been supported by a live band. Furthermore, the ZDF repeated the current episode on Friday night since the renaming.

In September 2019 it was announced that the program would end after six years, as Böhmermann will switch to the ZDF main program with a follow-up program under the name ZDF Magazin . The last edition of the show was released on December 12, 2019.

concept

The program usually began with the intro, sometimes (mostly after a break in production) a film or a short introduction was shown instead. After the intro , Böhmermann satirically commented on current events (stand-up). Mostly joking films, studio actions or songs performed in the studio followed (see sections and content ). At the end of the program there was a short interview with the guest (less often with the guests). Occasionally, after the interview, Böhmermann competed against the guest in a game or a musician or band performed. An internet special with the guests appeared on the Tuesday after the broadcast. This usually continued the game or interview from the previous broadcast. Since the show had its own live band with Dendemann & Die Free Radicals , they played the theme song, which was mostly extended until Böhmermann appeared. In addition, the themes of the stand-up or the songs were often taken up and played while Böhmermann changed his position in the studio. Since 2016 the Rundfunk-Tanzorchester Ehrenfeld has been responsible for the theme song. Since October 2015, the program has been 40 minutes instead of 30 minutes. Since the second season, the broadcast has been extended by another 5 minutes to 45 minutes.

In previous seasons, the program was mostly started and often ended with an often critical comment by speaker and actor William Cohn on current TV events or the previous program (s) in the style of broadcast announcers. Until the summer break of 2018, the guests were presented with a short clip.

Origin of Neo Magazine

The program title and individual stylistic features were based on the ZDF magazine moderated by Gerhard Löwenthal until 1988 . According to Böhmermann, his attitude was: “We are television. What we say is right! ”And is also demonstrated by him.

The title melody of the ZDF magazine , Witold Lutosławski's 1st movement of the Concerto for Orchestra , was adopted slightly changed and used until the 2014 winter break. The appearance was partly based on that magazine, but was modified over the years and since the reboot as Neo Magazin Royale and the change of studio it hardly reminds of the ZDF magazine . The intro theme has been fundamentally changed and consists of samples (including Fatboy Slim , The Rockafeller Skank ), the Lutosławski motif is only briefly alluded to at the end of the opening credits.

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Cast	consequences	Description of the role / comments
Jan Böhmermann	1–28, 1–167 (Neo Magazin / Neo Magazin Royale)	Anchorman
William Cohn	1–28, 1–167 (Neo Magazin / Neo Magazin Royale)	Sidekick (up to episode 34), actor and speaker for the clips and opening credits, member of the ensemble
Mola Adebisi	4–7 (Neo Magazine)	Notary for the Neo Magazin Stupid Phone
Florentin Will	6–28, 1–167 (Neo Magazin / Neo Magazin Royale)	Ensemble member, various roles a. a. Beefträger and "Florentin Ulfkotte"
Jasin Challah	14–28, 1–167 (Neo Magazin / Neo Magazin Royale)	Ensemble member, various roles a. a. Captain Obvious
Manni Laudenbach	23–167 (Neo Magazin)	Joke attorney Dr. Christian Witz, Neo Magazin Stupid Phone
Dendemann	1-65 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Band leader / rapper
Hans Meiser	5-77 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Actor of the "little man"
Lorenz Feilke	8–167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	" Photoshop Phillip "
Larissa Riess	17–167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Ensemble member
Ralf Kabelka	35–151, 167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Sidekick (until episode 136), member of the ensemble
Max Bierhals	46–167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Author, various roles including thought jumper
Giulia Becker	50–167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Ensemble member, various roles including Dr. Margot Dokthor
Rundfunk-Tanzorchester Ehrenfeld	48, 65–167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	music
Albrecht Schrader	21 (Neo Magazin) 19, 24, 65–135 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Head of the radio dance orchestra Ehrenfeld
Lorenz Rhode	65–167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Head of the radio dance orchestra Ehrenfeld
Sophie Passmann	94–167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Ensemble member
Charlie shrine	104, 113, 118, 122, 126, 135, 148, 153, 167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Actor Young Böhmermann
Alex Werth	136–167 (Neo Magazin Royale)	Head of the radio dance orchestra Ehrenfeld

Categories and content

The Neo Magazin Royale contained recurring rubrics that either took place in the studio by Böhmermann (sometimes with the involvement of the ensemble), consisted of feature films, or both. The audience was often included in the rubrics in the studio. Often these were introduced by a separate intro and ended by an outro . Recurring clips also usually had an intro. Many were slightly revised with the renaming to Neo Magazin Royale and provided with new end images, which show the column name. In addition, there were various formats without their own intro that recurred at irregular intervals.

Recurring sections

These sections were a regular part of the program, often since the first season of Neo magazine.

Prism is a dancer: Böhmermann made viewers in the audience aware of their presence on the Internet, which had been researched beforehand. In most cases, the participant received a suitable gift after showing his presence or was included in a thematically appropriate studio activity. The title of the rubric was a corruption of Rhythm Is a Dancer by Snap! , Used the refrain as a jingle and played on in the course of monitoring and espionage in 2013 became known NSA program PRISM on.; In the 2015 Christmas edition, the rubric “Chrism Is a Santa” (for example: “Christianity is a Santa Claus”) was mentioned. The 2014 Christmas edition was called "Chrism Is a dancer".; Since 2017, individual episodes under the title "Let yourself be monitored - The Prism Is A Dancer Show" deal completely with this format. As of 2018, an independent show was broadcast under the same title . In addition, there was the quizzes with PRISM section in which various questions about people in the audience had to be answered.
Internet hub: Böhmermann first presented the ASCII character of the week, followed by a top 5 ranking of various topics on the Internet (e.g. the five best animated GIF images or the five most popular WLAN names). Often another thing of the month was introduced after the ASCII character of the week, such as the emoji of the month or the function key of the month.
Trend volcano middle: The "hottest" (but fictional) trends from Berlin-Mitte were presented. In addition, a male and female audience viewer was shown, who supposedly wore the latest “look” from Mitte, which was commented on by Böhmermann. In addition, (also fictitious) words for young people were presented, which referred to historical events.
Make a decision!: Böhmermann and the guest or guests had to answer either-or questions that were pulled out of a hat. The questions often consisted of puns and were often related to current events or celebrities.
Craft Brothers: Marcel Magic and Simon Spectacular presented simple handicraft ideas in short clips. These consisted mostly of everyday objects and, with a lot of imagination, resemble what they are supposed to represent. Examples are a bobby car , attached to the back with adhesive tape, as a Transformers costume or a tampon , stapled to a sanitary napkin , as a butterfly. Several ideas were shown in one broadcast, interrupted by short presentations by Böhmermann.; Each edition had a special subtitle (e.g. “Alaaf Edition” or “Between the Years Edition”).; Marcel Magic and Simon Spectacular (actually Marcel Lenz and Simon Rupieper) both worked as production designers for the show.; The Bastel Brothers have their own Twitter account, in which mostly the clips from the show are tweeted as animated images.

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Parodies

Clips that explicitly refer to one or more real role models on television or the Internet.

Williams internet corner

Additional sections (only available on the Internet)

These categories can only be accessed in the ZDFmediathek and on YouTube (called "webexclusive") and are not part of the actual broadcast. Often, individual sections and parodies are published exclusively online in addition to the broadcast.

The big commentary-commentary show: Böhmermann often reads hateful comments from various sources about the show or himself and makes a short statement. It is located in a living room setting in the style of the 1950s to 1970s. This section is based heavily on the corresponding YouTube formats and is available on Tuesdays after the broadcast.; This section did not have its own intro until February 19, 2014 and was recorded in the studio together with the guest and put online on the following day of the broadcast. From February 20, 2015 (episode 28), the rubric was completely redesigned to its current form. : Since season 2 of Neo Magazin Royale this section has been replaced by The Judgment .
FAQjan: Viewers use the hashtag of the same name to ask Böhmermann questions, who will answer them in some form (see FAQ ). This rubric appears irregular.
The judgment: Böhmermann reads out comments on the program and at the end makes a judgment on the program, including all components.
The Oracle of Selfie: Böhmermann comprises of an the submitted Selfie effect on properties and character of the person portrayed.
The geek orchestra: Böhmermann and a guest musician or a guest band perform a song with the help of computer parts that have been converted into instruments, such as diskettes, scanners or dot matrix printers.
Behind the scenes: Documentation of processes that lead to the creation of the program. So u. a. the process of the radio orchestra, the processes in the studio or the equipment are shown.

Bet that..?

On October 11, 2016, ZDF announced that a special edition of Neo Magazin Royale with the subtitle Wetten, dass ..? will be produced. The show was shown as a recording split over two broadcast dates on October 13 and 20, 2016. The guests were the model Eva Padberg , the politician Jens Spahn , the moderator Ulrich Wickert , the musician DJ Bobo and the rapper Eko Fresh .

Production and publication

Former logo of Neo magazine

The broadcast time was around 30 minutes until October 22, 2015 and was extended by 10 minutes at that time. Since February 4, 2016, the broadcast time has been extended to around 44 minutes.

The spokesman for the show William Cohn already worked at Roche & Böhmermann and was also the Böhmermann sidekick from episode five of Neo Magazin and up to episode 34 of Neo Magazin Royale .

For the first time on November 21, 2013 , the Lateline, also moderated by Jan Böhmermann, ran simultaneously on EinsPlus . At the end of 2013, Böhmermann ended his work at Lateline.

In addition to the show's official Twitter account, other accounts are operated. The Bastel Brothers, the Neo Wagazin, Adi (alluding to Sami Slimani) and neoleaks (alluding to WikiLeaks ) have their own Twitter accounts. However, these have not been active since at least May 2018.

Controversy

#Varoufake

In March 2015, the program sparked a public, partly political controversy through a satirical contribution when it was alleged that a video presented by Günther Jauch in his program , on which the then Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis showed the finger , was from Neo-Magazin- Royale team has been rigged.

Later it turned out that the video was real, which was also confirmed by the organizers of the Subversive Festival in Zagreb , where the video was made. ZDF emphasized that the program was about satire. Many commentators saw the action as an ingenious media satire. The Wiener Zeitung Online wrote that it was “probably the most brilliant PR coup in TV history”. Böhmermann had succeeded in the feat of "making the alibi journalism of the TV talk shows just as ridiculous as the indignation-driven reporting of the online media in one wash." The 2016 Grimme Prize was awarded for this satirical contribution in the “Innovation” category.

I have police

The satirical rap song Ich hab Polizei , sung by Böhmermann , the music video of which was published in the edition on November 26, 2015 under the stage name POL1Z1STENS0HN , met with a wide response in the media and was controversial. The song was in sixth place in GfK Entertainment's download ranking in the first week . In the German single charts it rose to number 10 on December 4th.

Erdoğan poem abuse criticism

The broadcast of March 31, 2016 was removed just a few hours after it was published in the media library. This step was justified by the fact that Böhmermann's poem Schmähkritik on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan did not meet ZDF's demands for satire or parody. Videos of the contribution that were published by third parties on the Internet platform YouTube were also removed by ZDF. The production company bildundtonfabrik had previously claimed that the program was not available due to technical problems. In the rerun on ZDF on the night of April 1, 2016, a version shortened by 4:41 minutes was broadcast. On April 2, 2016, the program was returned to the media library in this abridged version.

The reactions in politics and the press ranged from criticism of Böhmermann's poem to the accusation of self-censorship because of the removal of the contribution from the media library by ZDF and criticism of the joint assessment by Angela Merkel and Erdoğan to recognition for a game by Böhmermann with limits to satire . The poem was the subject of both criminal and civil legal proceedings.

#Verafake

In the broadcast on May 12, 2016, Böhmermann announced under the hashtag #verafake that he had smuggled a candidate into the RTL broadcast wanted daughter-in-law hosted by Vera Int-Veen . The candidate Robin, who was presented at the age of 21 in the program on April 10, 2016, is the 30-year-old actor Simon Steinhorst . His supposed father René was played by the 55-year-old actor Andreas Schneiders. The team from Neo Magazin Royale (named “Team Royaleraff” based on the RTL production Team Wallraff - Reporter undercover ) had rented an apartment in the Ruhr area and furnished it to match the candidate. In the report that was then shown, which showed the work of the production company with hidden cameras, it became known, among other things, that the candidates should receive an expense allowance totaling 150 euros for the 10 to a maximum of 30 days of shooting. In contrast, RTL demanded from advertisers up to 90,000 euros per minute in the corresponding broadcast time. In addition, candidates would have to submit an affidavit that they are in full possession of their intellectual abilities. Although the alleged father stated that he drank eight bottles of beer every day, the editor noted in the questionnaire that he did not consume alcohol every day. The alleged applicants only received the signed contract back after the program had been broadcast - around two months after it was signed.

When asked by the media magazine DWDL.de , RTL spokesman Christian Körner stated that the broadcast episode should first be checked and, if necessary, the producers should be consulted before commenting on the matter. On May 13, 2016, RTL removed the program relating to the smuggled candidate from its media library.

As a result of the disclosure, the Lower Saxony State Media Authority (NLM) initiated a preliminary examination. NLM Director Andreas Fischer criticized: "The way in which the production company concludes contracts with the candidates and presses them in doing so is strongly reminiscent of door- to- door sales ." The NLM had therefore requested the contract that the production company Warner Bros. International Television Production Germany concludes with the candidates on the show.

Video games

On December 16, 2015, the Bildundtonfabrik published what it claims to be the first part of a video game series for the television program entitled Das Neo Magazin Game Royale - Hunters of the Lost Bald Head . It was licensed by ZDF Enterprises and officially presented on the show as part of the season finale of the first season of Neo Magazin Royale.

The second game, The Secret of Jannis Island, followed a year later on December 15, 2016 as a browser version. Similar to its predecessor, the second part of the series is again in the C64 style. Versions for smartphones and all common operating systems followed on December 22, 2016.

Both games are available for Android , iOS , Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X are available. While the first game can be downloaded for free, the Android and iOS versions cost 1.99 euros, the Steam and macOS versions of the second game 4.99 euros. The playing time is specified as up to three hours, but in practice this value is less.

The two games are a point-and-click adventure in the style of a retro game , which can be controlled with the mouse or the touchscreen. You control the moderator Jan Böhmermann.

The third game Jump & Jan was published on September 5, 2019 for browsers and on September 12 for iOS and Android, here you also control Böhmermann.

Game Royale - Hunter of the Lost Bald Head

Jan Böhmermann has to bring the program book to William Cohn shortly before the program begins; however, this cannot be found. Böhmermann finds Cohn in the quota cellar . He drank himself into a coma with Glump alcohol . In order to take part in the show, the player must find all the items for a counter-glump and mix them up. During the game you will meet some well-known characters from the show, such as the Beefträger , Captain Obvious , the Bastelbrothers or the POL1Z1STENS0HN . The game is accompanied by many allusions to the show and jokes from Böhmermann.

The game ends with a cliffhanger : Böhmermann is kidnapped immediately before the broadcast begins and the kidnappers demand 1 billion euros from the GEZ surplus account with a ransom note.

Game Royale - The Secret of Jannis Island

The second part of the game begins immediately at the end of the first part. Böhmermann wakes up with no memory whatsoever on an abandoned South Sea island.

In a subplot you control William Cohn, who wants to save his friend.

Game Royale 3 - Jump & Jan

The third part of the game, contrary to the previous one, is a jump 'n' run through various worlds in the cosmos of Neo Magazin Royale, such as the studio, cyberspace or the island world of the previous games. The player collects radio contributions and has to defeat various television stars (such as Frank Elstner ).

In addition to Böhmermann and Cohn, Gronkh and “Zini das Wuslon” also perform.

Let yourself be monitored! The Prism is a Dancer Show

Let yourself be monitored! The Prism is a Dancer Show is a German television show moderated by Jan Böhmermann and broadcast on ZDF. The first broadcast was released on November 2, 2018.

Previously, the PRISM is a Dancer (see above) section was frequently shown in Neo Magazin Royale , in which Böhmermann and his team uncover private information about the studio audience that the visitors previously published on the Internet. Already on June 8th and November 30th 2017 the Neo Magazin Royale ran under the name The Prism is a Dancer Show , which only contained the named category. On April 5, 2018, an extended edition of around 85 minutes was broadcast. On November 2, 2018, the show finally ran independently for the first time in the ZDF main program.

On the day of broadcast, the program will be offered on demand in advance in the ZDF media library from 8:15 p.m. The program runs in addition to the weekly program Neo Magazin Royale, but is still recorded in the König studio.

The second show aired on May 31, 2019. The guests included Annette Frier , Eko Fresh , Jane Comerford , Rolf Schmitz-Malburg , Giovanni Zarrella , Helmut Zerlett , Melanie Müller , Menderes Bağcı , Marc Terenzi and Walter Freiwald , Die Orsons and the brass pop band Querbeat .

The third show was broadcast on November 29, 2019. In addition to a clip in which the soccer players Mats Hummels and Roman Weidenfeller could be seen among others , the audience was able to enjoy a guest appearance by Jonas Schubert (from OK Kid ), Nura and Frederik Rabe (from Giant Rooks ), as well as an appearance by Band seeed look forward. Sports commentator Wolff-Christoph Fuss and presenter Jochen Schropp in an online exclusive were also guests . The locations outside the studio were the city of Ennepetal and the Rheinenergiestadion of 1. FC Cologne .

Special editions

Bet that..? (October 13 and 20, 2016)
Grab US by the Pussy - America unwashed (November 3, 2016)
Last hour before the holidays (June 22, 2017)
Company Reichspark (November 16, 2017)
Oh, how beautiful is Ehrenfeld! (May 10, 2018)
Young Böhmermann (October 18, 2018)
Ehrenfeld is everywhere (April 25, 2019)
Neo Magazin Royale History (February 27 and March 5, 2020)

Awards

Grimme Prize

2014 : Winner in the entertainment category

2016 : Winner in the category entertainment / special - innovation for #Varoufake

2017 : Winner in the entertainment - innovation category for #verafake and the one-player loop from the program on April 6, 2016

2018 : Prize winner in the entertainment category for eggs made of steel - Max Giesinger and German industrial music

2019 : Winner in the entertainment category for Let yourself be monitored! The PRISM IS A DANCER show

2020 : Nomination in the entertainment category for eggs made of steel: Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia

German Comedy Award

2014 : Nomination in the category Best Comedy Show

2015 : Nomination in the category Best Personality Show

2016 : Nomination in the category Best Satire Show

2018 : Nomination in the category Best Innovation

2019 : Winner in the Best Innovation category

German television award

2016 : Winner in the category Best Late Night Entertainment
2017 : Winner in the category Best Entertainment Late Night
2018 : Nomination in the category Best Entertainment Late Night

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2014: Winner in the Best Theme Music category

2014: Nomination in the Best Show category with a maximum duration of one hour

2014: Nomination in the category Best Main-Title / On-Air-Design

2015: Winner in the Best Theme Music category

2015: Winner in the Best Show category with a maximum duration of one hour

2016: Winner in the Best Show category with a maximum duration of one hour

2016: Prize winner in the category Best Moderator for Jan Böhmermann

2017: Winner in the Best Show category with a maximum duration of one hour

2017: Prize winner in the category Best Moderator for Jan Böhmermann

German computer game award

2016: Nomination in the category Best Production for The Neo Magazine Game Royale - Hunter of the Lost Bald Head

Golden camera

2017 : Nomination in the public vote Most popular satire show
Golden Camera Digital Award 2017 : Winner in the #ViralerClip category for BE DEUTSCH

German web video award

2016: Nomination in the category Best Video of the Year for the music video of Ich hab Polizei
2017: Winner in the Comedy category for the video Every Second Counts

Pop culture award

2017: Winner in the category of the most beautiful story (eggs made of steel, Max Giesinger & the German industrial music)

Romy :

2019 : Winner in the Best Program Idea category for Let yourself be monitored! The PRISM IS A DANCER show

Because of this broadcast, Jan Böhmermann was named Germany's most important opinion maker by GQ . In 2015, Neo Magazin Royale ranked tenth among the television programs with the most commentary on social media in Germany.

Web links

Individual evidence

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[1] Episode 1x08 of Neo Magazin has a different running time of 60 minutes

[2] + Christmas special and best-of

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