Sonntags-Blick examines Swiss television
"Sie und Er", the Sonntags-Blick supplement, launched an all-out attack on German-language Swiss television. Eight members of the editorial team took a critical look at SF's daily offering.
"Sie und Er", the Sonntags-Blick supplement, launched an all-out attack on German-language Swiss television. Eight members of the editorial team took a critical look at SF's daily offering. Under the title "Tatort Mattscheibe", the program Kassensturz (because of plastic surgeon Peter Meyer-Fürst), Beni Thurnheer's new glasses (Thurnheer looks like one of the Panzerknacker gang, depending on the light) or the weather fairy Cécile Bähler (she is so thin that a clothes rack would have curves against it), among others, get their fat off. The strict jury was also less than pleased with reruns of ski races and old films.
"She and He" demands its own ideas - "Better one more flop than one idea too few" - entertainment, humor, satire and irony. This should be possible with a budget of 1.5 billion francs. "For us - the paying viewers".
"She and He" demands its own ideas - "Better one more flop than one idea too few" - entertainment, humor, satire and irony. This should be possible with a budget of 1.5 billion francs. "For us - the paying viewers".
