In the special edition "The Helene Fischer Show – My Most Beautiful Moments" she shows her highlights. That is the current status of the planning.
"The Helene Fischer Show" (ZDF) will be different this year than usual. Instead of a new show, the station is planning the special edition "My most beautiful moments" for Christmas Day (December 25th, 8:15 pm). In this 180-minute broadcast, Helene Fischer (36, "Herzbeben") will present her personal highlights from the past nine years. "With impressive performances by many national and international guest stars, spectacular acrobatics and of course a lot of music," the broadcaster said in advance.
How is it going?
"Helene Fischer is currently viewing the shows from the last few years and looking for her personal highlights," explains a spokesman for spot on news on the current state of development of the show. "The form in which the program will be presented is still open," it continues. It is clear, however, that "no new acts will be recorded".
"I am so sad"
"My TV show on Christmas Day is always something very special for me as an artist, because it thrives on diversity and variety. Therefore, I am infinitely sad that this is my first time not being live on stage and my passion – to entertain – Can't follow up, "says the entertainer, according to the broadcaster, about the changed planning.
Nevertheless, she apparently wants to make the best of the situation and is optimistic about the future: "That made it all the more exciting to put together a special edition that has never existed in this form before, maybe even with more highlights than in any other edition before . I'm curious to see whether the audience will have the same favorites as me and I'm already looking forward to seeing my audience and all the lovely people in front of, on and behind the stage again soon, "said Helene Fischer.
"The Helene Fischer Show" in Corona times
According to ZDF, it was originally planned to record the tenth edition of the "Helene Fischer Show" in front of a live audience in the Düsseldorf exhibition center, "but the ongoing corona restrictions do not allow this".