Tiger Ducks Club

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Television broadcast
Original title Tiger Ducks Club
Country of production Germany
Year (s) since 1996
Production
company
SWR
length 60 minutes
Episodes 1149 issues so far
Broadcasting
cycle
Saturdays (KiKA); Sundays (ARD)
genre Game show
Moderation Current moderators

Former moderators

First broadcast January 6, 1996 on Das Erste

The Tigerenten Club is a German television entertainment program for children, produced by SWR for ARD and broadcast on Saturdays and Sundays on Das Erste and KiKA . Its name is derived from the fictional Janosch figure tiger duck .

broadcast

The Tigerenten Club was conceived as a follow-up program to the Disney Club previously broadcast on this slot , the moderators of which were also initially taken over. The first edition of the program aired on January 6, 1996. The idea for the Tigerenten Club came from SWR director Joachim Lang , who also developed the concept and was the first to direct it. Initially, various cartoon and real series for children were broadcast as part of the Tigerenten Club , for example Duck Tales , Isnogud , Walter Mellon or Neues vom Süderhof .

In the Tiger Duck Club, two school classes compete against each other as a tiger duck and frog team together with their teachers in games. The losing team sends its teacher to bathe at the end of the game, the winning class also received prizes and a trophy until September 2009.

Since October 2009, the respective teams have received prize money of 600 euros and 400 euros respectively. Together with Herzenssache eV , the children's aid campaign by SWR , SR and the Sparda-Banken Südwest and Baden-Württemberg , the participants choose a project that they would like to support in order to help children in need.

Moderators

The moderators of the former Disney Club Stefan Pinnow and Judith Pinnow moderated the new Tigerenten Club until the end of December 1997 . In 1998 the club started with two new moderators, Pamela Großer and Dennis Wilms . In March 2003 Wilms left the Tigerenten Club and was replaced by Malte Arkona . He moderated with Pamela Großer until December 2007, until the Tigerenten Club started on December 15th with a new concept, a new studio and Katharina Lichtblau as the new moderator. Just a year later, Arkona left the show and Pete Dwojak became the new presenter. In March 2012, Lichtblau turned her back on the show and left her place to Muschda Sherzada , who from May 6, 2012 hosted the Tigerenten Club. With the change, the show also got a new concept with new games and some surprises. On March 10, 2013 Pete Dwojak moderated his last show together with Sherzada and guest Oliver Pocher and said goodbye to the show after four years. The moderator Lukas Nimscheck was on duty at Sherzada's side from March 31, 2013 to March 9, 2014. On March 23, 2014, Malte Arkona returned to the club and moderated again until May 28, 2017. Johannes Zenglein has been moderating the Tigerenten Club since March 2017 . At the end of September 2018, Muschda Sherzada temporarily said goodbye to the show as a presenter. Her temporary successor was Jess Schöne , who led the show alongside Zenglein from November 2018 to December 2019. From December 2019 on, Sherzada again moderated the Tigerenten Club until she moderated her last show in April 2020 and said goodbye to the show after 7 years. Her successor is Amelie Stiefvatter , who has been presenting the Tigerenten Club together with Johannes Zenglein since March 2020.

Overview of the moderator pairs
Moderator pairs from to
Judith Pinnow Stefan Pinnow January 6, 1996 December 27, 1997
Pamela Great Dennis Wilms January 3, 1998 March 15, 2003
Painted Arkona March 22, 2003 December 8, 2007
Katharina light blue December 15, 2007 December 27, 2008
Pete Dwojak January 3, 2009 March 25, 2012
Mushda Sherzada May 6, 2012 March 10, 2013
Lukas Nimscheck March 31, 2013 March 9, 2014
Painted Arkona March 23, 2014 May 28, 2017
Johannes Zenglein 19th March 2017 September 30, 2018
Jess beautiful November 11, 2018 1st December 2019
Mushda Sherzada December 8, 2019 April 5, 2020
Amelie's stepfather since March 16, 2020

procedure

The tiger duck

Since May 2012, the sequence of every shipment has been the same. The tiger ducks or frogs try to win so-called "emergency brakes" in the course of the program, which can be used in the final. There is the following sequence in every issue:

Game 1 - team check

After the classes and their teachers have introduced themselves, three selected students from each class compete in a small duel. For example, they have to solve a prescribed tangram or blow table tennis balls out of plastic cups. The class that makes it first gets an emergency brake.

Game 2 - Frog Hopping

In front of the players is a 3 × 3 square with nine light fields. They are shown a combination of ten lights to remember. Then the players stand in the middle of the square and have to jump over the combination. Whoever has the longest chain wins the emergency brake.

Game 3 - Picket Bangs

In this game, both classes compete against each other. A replica of the game Pong is on the screen . Classes must use their voices to raise the bar based on how loud the classes are shouting. Whoever scores the most goals after one minute wins the emergency brake. In the event of a tie, there is an emergency brake for each team.

Game 4 - Club Star

In this musical game, the classes compete against each other. A player sings a song and is judged at the end. The criteria are singing accuracy and performance. Whoever has the most points wins the emergency brake. In the event of a tie, both teams win an emergency brake.

Game 5 - Knowledge Quiz

The teams stand in front of a large screen and have to throw balls at their associated balloons. If that works, the teams are asked a question with three possible answers. If the answer is correct, the team wins the "thrown" points. They also have a "teacher joker" at their disposal. Whoever scores the most points at the end of the game wins the emergency brake. In the event of a tie, both teams win an emergency brake.

Game 6 - team duel

The teams compete against each other in an endurance game, the game in this game round changes from sequence to sequence. For example, teams have to place huge dominoes one after the other to trigger a confetti cannon at the end of the chain reaction. Whoever manages that in front of the opposing team wins an emergency brake.

Game 7 - teacher check

In this game, not the students, but the teachers compete against each other in a quiz. The teachers are asked three questions, each with three possible answers. The first question is awarded 10 points, the second 20 and the third 30 points. Whoever has the most points at the end of the sixth question wins an emergency brake for his team.

Finale - Tiger Duck Rodeo

In Finale it is decided who wins the show. The candidates sit on rocking tiger ducks. The candidates must remain seated on the tiger duck while they can only hold on with one hand. If it gets too dangerous, their teammates can use the emergency brakes they have earned to stop the tiger duck for a short time. Anyone who falls from the tiger duck or breaks the rules loses.

After the winner has been determined, the trophies will be handed over. Then the losing team sends its teacher to bathe by operating a buzzer. Then the teacher is put into a barrel full of water and foam. Afterwards a tiger duck is presented to the guests.

Spin-offs

Tiger Duck Club Xtra (2009-2012)

From January 2009, the Tigerenten Club Xtra magazine was broadcast in addition to the game show . The magazine offered knowledge transfer and service for children. There were also elements such as voyages of discovery and the tiger duck reports as well as news from the areas of culture, music and shows. The show was moderated by Pete Dwojak and until 2012 also by Katharina Lichtblau.

motzgurke.tv - The Tiger Duck Reporter Show You (2012-2016)

From August 18, 2012, the magazine was replaced by the knowledge and comedy format motzgurke.tv - The Tiger Duck Reporters Show You It . The new SWR children's program was shown on KiKA , and it was repeated on Erste , SWR and rbb television . On March 20, 2016 motzgurke.tv was discontinued for the time being.

Tiger ducks club world

The Tigerenten Clubwelt was a free online participation club for the programs of the Tigerenten Club . The online community gave the children the opportunity to exchange ideas with other members, provide suggestions for the program and actively participate in campaigns. The offer of the club world included, among other things, online games, an avatar chat and the periodically published interactive club news with reports, quiz questions and various tips.

Very wet! The Tiger Duck Club Summer Games

In the ten episodes of Krass wet! The Tigerenten Club Summer Games compete against twelve candidates and fight their way through mud, foam and water in an action-packed course.

Tigerenten Club Special 2020 (live broadcast)

Because of the coronavirus pandemic and the associated school dropout in Germany, the SWR decided to broadcast a live program lasting several hours as Tigerenten Club Spezial on SWR television . The moderation was carried out by Amelie Stiefvatter and Johannes Zenglein, who, for example, answered questions from viewers in the studio with the help of live switching by virologists . Old episodes of series such as Animals under the Roof or Your Big Day were also shown.

Special promotions

The Tigerenten Club has been organizing hands-on activities since 2005, such as Africa, Africa in 2006 or Open your eyes - camera is running in 2007 and 2008. In 2010 the Tigerenten Club organized the film competition "Future - Action". Here children could submit films they had made themselves on the subject of the future. On January 11, 2011, the winners were published in five categories.

Contributors

The Tigerenten Club is produced by the SWR and was recorded in the Stauferpark in Göppingen from 1996 to 2019 . The first broadcasts will be recorded in the SWR studios in Baden-Baden from March 2020 . The scripts of the individual programs are written by the moderator Juri Tetzlaff , among others . Ralph Staudte has been responsible for mixing images since 2004.

Programs and series

Awards

The show and its presenters have won numerous prizes, including several Goldene Spatzen and the Bavarian Television Prize in 2006, as well as :

  • In 2006, Joachim A. Lang received the Bavarian TV Prize for his program Tigerenten Club .
  • 2007 META Award for the unique cross-media concept.

Others

  • The cartoon series The Tiger Duck Gang also refers to the Janosch figure of the tiger duck .
  • On November 29, 1997, the show celebrated its 100th broadcast.
  • On October 30, 1999, the first celebrated the 200th broadcast.
  • On September 29, 2001, the Tiger Duck Club celebrated its 300th broadcast in the Roncalli Circus .
  • On September 13, 2003, the program celebrated its 400th program with a topic by Tobias Fischnaller, who appeared as an adventurer for bicycles and skis.
  • On September 10, 2005, the show celebrated its 500th edition completely live in Nairobi.
  • In 2006 the show celebrated its tenth birthday with many themes.
  • In the second half of 2007, the Tigerenten Club celebrated its 600th broadcast.
  • On July 5, 2009, the Tiger Duck Club celebrated its 700th broadcast.
  • On April 3, 2011, the Tigerenten Club celebrated its 15th birthday with an anniversary broadcast.
  • On December 18, 2011, the Tiger Duck Club celebrated its 800th edition.
  • On March 23, 2014, on the return of Malte Arkona, the Tiger Duck Club celebrated its 900th broadcast.
  • In 2014 it was announced that the show would move to Baden-Baden at the end of 2016 due to savings plans. In the same year it became known that the SWR had postponed the planned move to 2019 or 2020 in order to stay in Göppingen for the time being.
  • In 2016 the Tiger Duck Club celebrated its 20th anniversary.
  • The 1000th program was broadcast on November 20, 2016.
  • On February 26, 2017 there was the first big game marathon in the show.
  • On May 19, 2019, the 1100th program was broadcast, in which it revolved around Europe.
  • The Tigerenten Club was produced for the last time in Göppingen on November 14, 2019 . The last broadcast from the Stauferpark was broadcast on April 5, 2020.
  • In March 2020, the new Tigerenten Club moved into the SWR studios in Baden-Baden. The first broadcast should run on April 18, 2020 and be produced live in Stuttgart , while the games should be recorded beforehand in Baden-Baden. Viewers should also be able to participate in the program via the website. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, however, the start date for the first broadcast from Baden-Baden has been postponed. The first broadcast from Baden-Baden was broadcast on May 23, 2020.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. imfernsehen GmbH & Co KG: Tigerenten Club: Cast & Crew. Retrieved April 4, 2020 .
  2. Kinderetz editorial team: crazy wet! | very wet! | SWR children's network. Retrieved November 20, 2019 .
  3. ^ Richard W. Schaber: School closings: SWR shows "Tigerenten Club special" from Monday. March 15, 2020, accessed on March 18, 2020 (German).
  4. The winning films of the 2008 annual campaign | Open your eyes - camera is running! | Tiger Ducks Club | SWR children's network. January 25, 2010, accessed November 20, 2019 .
  5. Take part in the Tigerenten Club film competition | Future - action! | Tiger Ducks Club | SWR children's network. March 29, 2010, accessed November 20, 2019 .
  6. ^ "Tigerenten Club" comes to Baden-Baden. Accessed February 1, 2020 .
  7. Prize winners: Tigerenten Club, GEOlino and authors - META 2007: "Cross-media concepts of children and youth media". December 6, 2007. In: META 2016/17. University of the Media (HdM). At HdM-Stuttgart.de, accessed on January 13, 2019.
  8. Helge Thiele, Andreas Mauderer: Television: The tiger duck is allowed to stay. October 24, 2014. From swp.de, accessed January 13, 2019.
  9. Göppingen: Tiger Duck comes to an end on filstalwelle.de, accessed on May 23, 2019.
  10. ^ Imfernsehen GmbH & Co KG: Tigerenten Club: Broadcast dates. Retrieved April 18, 2020 .
  11. When does the Tiger Duck Club run? Retrieved May 18, 2020 .