Audience Council: "Giacobbo/Müller" meets the requirements of a satirical program
The satirical show «Giacobbo/Müller – Late Service Public» has been well received by the Public Council. Just under three years after its debut, the Swiss Television program has established its own distinct identity. The Council is impressed by the hosting duo.
"Giacobbo/Müller" picks up on current social and political events and presents them in a witty and entertaining way, the Audience Council announced on Friday. The Council particularly liked the sketches and the
Weekly review. Viktor Giacobbo and Mike Müller's moderation performance is rated as excellent. The interplay between the two works well, the interaction is entertaining and funny, even if the entertainment value is not equally high in all programs.
On the other hand, the talk with a guest is not always convincing, whereby this is largely due to the guests. They often try desperately to appear witty and quick-witted. It is also annoying when political guests are allowed to widely promote their causes.
The interludes by "Frölein Da Capo", on the other hand, are almost invariably well received, according to the report. With her refreshing and dry manner, she is an excellent counterpart to the two presenters. Several members of the Council wished she could be more involved in the show. The guest artists are described as a good way to liven things up, with unknown artists also repeatedly being given a platform. However, the Council regrets that hardly any women appear.
Weekly review. Viktor Giacobbo and Mike Müller's moderation performance is rated as excellent. The interplay between the two works well, the interaction is entertaining and funny, even if the entertainment value is not equally high in all programs.
On the other hand, the talk with a guest is not always convincing, whereby this is largely due to the guests. They often try desperately to appear witty and quick-witted. It is also annoying when political guests are allowed to widely promote their causes.
The interludes by "Frölein Da Capo", on the other hand, are almost invariably well received, according to the report. With her refreshing and dry manner, she is an excellent counterpart to the two presenters. Several members of the Council wished she could be more involved in the show. The guest artists are described as a good way to liven things up, with unknown artists also repeatedly being given a platform. However, the Council regrets that hardly any women appear.
