Necessity is also inventive for TV stations like RTL. Without further ado, the quiz show "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" was postponed by an hour and instead moderator Günther Jauch (63), show size Thomas Gottschalk (69, "The Supernasen") and comedian Oliver Pocher (42) at the best airtime in the "Quarantine-WG" "stuck. The three of them talked via video switch with slight coordination difficulties about their experiences and fears during the Corona crisis, and they also chatted with various guests.
As a "professional good mood guy" Gottschalk found it difficult to talk about the current situation. "I feel queasy, I've never felt that way before," he summarized his mood. Jauch, however, promptly recalled that his friend and colleague Gottschalk was more than "queasy" after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
So far, Oliver Pocher is the only infected interlocutor of the group and stated that he is currently at the peak of his illness, but that he is doing quite well overall. All friends would take good care of him, even Pietro Lombardi (27) had already brought him bananas. However, when he said that he had wished for harsher restrictions earlier, Gottschalk stated: "Oliver Pocher, the voice of reason. Who would have thought that?"
Guests from all walks of life
The three show sizes welcomed various guests via Skype conference on the approximately one-hour show. A doctor, for example, clarified the most burning questions of the audience, author and moderator Laura Karasek (38) and musician Max Giesinger (31) were also added. Because of her diabetes, the former belongs to the risk group during the corona crisis. Meanwhile, the singer presented his new song – much to the "joy" of Pocher.
Tomorrow Tuesday the show triumvirate will meet again in their "WG", then with Gottschalk's former "Wetten, dass ..?" Colleague Michelle Hunziker (43) as a guest. Football star Toni Kroos (30), currently under contract with Spanish top club Real Madrid, is also to be added.